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jaequery
8y ago
Isn't issuing credit cards to Startups, almost like equivalent to issuing cards to gamblers in Vegas?
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A lot of the times, the companies will pick the guys who have the best portfolio. You must be lacking in either finished projects or open source ones. It will be wise to invest your time in building it up to be more impressive and eye catch
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I do think that if sql were to come out now, it would be like the hottest thing ever. It’s funny how that works.
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I tend to use jsonp to get out the cors restriction time to time
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it's going well. the ambition is large but i'm trying to keep it as simple as possible.
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I remember using this 8 years ago. Lazy loading is awesome and way to go!
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nice name!
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I’ve no experience with Kong but HAproxy is one of the simplest and sturdiest daemon server I have ever used. With just a couple tweaks to the config file, I know exactly what it will do and what it can’t do.
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8y ago
interesting that i've just started working on one of his ideas (social calendar)
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wow, i never knew about that! just reading through the comments, i don't particularly find anything offensive with Michael's responses. am i missing something?
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anyone know what happened to livecoding.tv?
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i guess it depends on what you are looking for? in the frontend world, it really is only Javascript, so I don't think we need a popularity contest there. and it's in use by practically all the websites in the world as a dynamic re
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JavaScript Is ambiguous these days. How much percentage of the JavaScript popularity is from the backend language Nodejs and how much of it from the client side(html, react, angular, etc)?
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All I'd like to see is just better error reporting and debugging
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whatever happened to the saying, "if you dont like it, dont use it" ?
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Is this the same Shazam that was a torrent service back in the Napster days?
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This is really sweet. I feel slideshows necessarily doesn't even have to be for just slideshows, it can even be done effectively as a webpage too!
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8y ago
I have a strong appreciation for these types of uber simple designs
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Anyone know if you can contain other services like Postgres or Mysql inside it?
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8y ago
After trying VR (Oculus Go) for the first time, I am convinced VR maybe the future of education. Being able to watch something in 3D as opposed to just 2D video is like night and day. Btw, I'm not talking about 360' videos, I'
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Sequel, a database ORM for Ruby: https://github.com/jeremyevans/sequel The quality of the code is amazing, it's simple to use and even simpler to look through the docs to reason about. I also want to praise the au
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have you browsed the web in vr before? its certainly like being in front of an imax movie theatre to me. i been using oculus go btw.
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a good teacher is a good motivator. it's simple as that.
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stories like this makes me almost hate life. no kid and parents should suffer this way. I'm really sorry to hear about your loss, I hope you find peace and strength to get through the experience. I could only imagine what you might hav
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also dont forget that startups have started embracing remote development culture
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This looks to me like a no brainer move! Way to go and congrats on the buyout!
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am i the only one that is just too lazy to type DuckDuckGo.com? i feel i may go there more if it was just ddg.com or something short
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Slack also have this same "problem" but strangely enough, it didn't stop them from growing as they are now.
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for the sake of humility, shouldn't we be saying "passed away", instead of "died"?
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8y ago
Wasn't this confirmed several years ago?
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