jaequery

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by jaequery 10y ago
meh, that is a pretty naive thing to say
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by jaequery 10y ago
Dropbox was definitely a good product and for the most part it still is. But with Google and Amazon going towards the free unlimited storage plans, I have my doubts on Dropbox from here on out. IPO just looks like a way out to me.
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by jaequery 10y ago
Yea it works on anything, almost like loading a jquery library
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by jaequery 10y ago
Elixir is definitely interesting and one to keep an eye on. But I'd guess that for startups to use this, is still very risky especially at this stage. You may likely run into scenarios where you need some library/package and you c
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by jaequery 10y ago
In a historic sense, It's quite fascinating to think that we all evolved from just dirt, water, and gas.
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by jaequery 10y ago
Basically React seemed immature, as if it wasn't thought out fully but just hacked together. Vuejs seems like what React could've been if it was thought out a Bit more. It just feels a lot more polished. Honestly I think Vue is so
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by jaequery 10y ago
I've been a DO customer for years but all it would take to sell me on Lightsail at this point is if Lightsail performance beats DO. but from what i'm seeing, it seems like that's not the case?
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by jaequery 10y ago
Going further back, are planets and stars forming also part of evolution?
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by jaequery 10y ago
How far back does evolution go? Is it the time the first cells were created? Or does it go even further back?
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by jaequery 10y ago
Yeah you can use that but still you lose the liberated feeling of being able to execute js anywhere directly on the dom, which I actually appreciated quite a bit.
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by jaequery 10y ago
I really miss 1.0's inline way of writing javascript anywhere inside the dom (attributes) via {{ execute_raw_js_code() }} as well as the ability to run filters on it. Is there anyway to get them back on Vue 2? I have to admit, this was
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by jaequery 10y ago
Anyone ever read 2010? I thought the 2010 was way more interesting and filled with a lot more sci-fi "facts" than 2001.
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by jaequery 10y ago
Not really a book but I recently stumbled across a Korean drama on Hulu, called "W" that I thought was pretty thought provoking in this type of train of thought, IMO.
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by jaequery 10y ago
are there any other companies out there that provide hosting with multi-regional failovers? i love RDS and it's fine for mission critical stuffs but sometimes i just don't want to fork so much money on smaller projects and need an
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by jaequery 10y ago
I attached an external ssd on my old 2011 Mac mini and it performs just as faster than my 2015 MacBook Pro. This makes me realize that OS X still runs very fast even on older models and makes me wonder if this is the reason why apple isn&#x
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by jaequery 10y ago
I lived in LA for all my life and have worked at various places including DTLA, West LA (SM, Sawtelle), and even the SFV (Sherman Oaks). But I gotta say working at Venice (right by the beach) was truly an amazing experience. Coming to offic
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by jaequery 10y ago
I'm pretty sure 99.999% of websites don't require Facebook complexity. And even if you do require it, I don't see why Vue.js can't handle what Facebook does.
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by jaequery 10y ago
We switched from React to Vue.js recently and we are never going back. Our team couldn't be happier as our productivity dramatically improved and I can tell you it's not even funny. First, to answer OP's question, well the qu
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by jaequery 10y ago
for osx, anyone know how to bind a keyboard shortcut commands to run this script?
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by jaequery 10y ago
After trying out Vue.js, I am pretty sure I will never go back to React.
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by jaequery 10y ago
Personally, I think Vue.js is the way to go now. It is very simple and a highly thought out framework.
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by jaequery 10y ago
Anyone know when and who made these laws? Is this the case of government doing a little too much?
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by jaequery 10y ago
True, but it's also very useful to have the same key bindings while using terminal too!
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by jaequery 10y ago
Comparing asian pear to American pear is like an apples to oranges comparison. They are of different family altogether. Anyway, my reasoning for the taste difference is pretty simple and obvious really. US fruits and vegetables are predomin
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by jaequery 10y ago
If you are on OSX, I can't stress enough how important it is to swap opt with cmd. Not sure if there's a better one but I use cmdkeyhappy for that.
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by jaequery 10y ago
I think it's fast, fast enough to not have to worry about. OTOH, Angular with it's 2-way bindings gave me ton of performance problems in the past, so if anything, I would say that 1-way binding frameworks (riot/react) will be
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by jaequery 10y ago
I'd say that if Vue.js is like Rails, then Riot.js is like Sinatra. It's an even more simplified version. For one, Riot doesn't include 2-way binding, which is how I like it, since I like having more control over the DOM of w
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by jaequery 10y ago
What got me started in a jiffy was just looking at their live demo, http://riotjs.com/play/ . Sometimes code is it's best documentation.
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by jaequery 10y ago
If you guys liked vue, you will absolutely love riot.js. It's so simple and minimal that I only had to look at their docs for a couple minutes and I was on my way. In this day and age where client side frameworks are overly obese , rio
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by jaequery 10y ago
I wish they just adopt what dinghy did, xhyce with nfs mounts and dns server

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