jaequery

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by jaequery 10y ago
They should just go with nfs mounts it is at least 10 times faster than what they have now
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by jaequery 10y ago
Anyone know if the volume ozone performance have been improved to at least the level of nfs method? This is what keeps me away from using the docket for Mac and just sticking to dinghy until this is fixed
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by jaequery 10y ago
How am I not surprised?
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by jaequery 10y ago
Yes I reckon this thread is pointing at the whole client side frameworks landscape right now
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by jaequery 10y ago
First thing that popped up in my head as I read this, React/Redux. :)
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by jaequery 10y ago
anyone know what the privacy policy on this? i am guessing they(clouchdrop) can read/write your dropbox/s3?
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by jaequery 10y ago
Ofcourse someone has to go to the other far end of the spectrum :) Yes, I agree rewriting everything yourself is a huge waste of time. But if you see a framework or a library and you think you can do it better, I say go for it, on your spar
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by jaequery 10y ago
Yes, it is unfortunate most programmers just don't have the time. But when you do, it is a rewarding exercise.
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by jaequery 10y ago
"Embrace change, and it will make you a better developer." I don't agree with this at all. I think a good coder has complete mastery of their code and tools which is only possible by putting significant time to use one thing
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by jaequery 10y ago
"Would you get into an automated self-driving vehicle, knowing that in the event of an accident, it might sacrifice your life if it meant saving the lives of 10 other people?" Interesting dilemma.
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Self-Driving Cars May One Day Face Decision of Who to Save or Kill(abcnews.go.com)
2 points by jaequery 10y ago|3 comments
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by jaequery 10y ago
Yes, been 10 years since the turning point of web development! Prior, I just call it the dark days. =p
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A brief history of web development(medium.com)
10 points by jaequery 10y ago|3 comments
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by jaequery 10y ago
i don't get why some of the attributes starts with : and some do not, like <sidebar :show.sync="showRight" placement="right" header="Title" :width="350">. these are the type of things that
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by jaequery 10y ago
Is node.js really ready for mainstream? I've coded javascript for 10+ years and I sometimes laugh at the state is in right now. There's a reason why we are experiencing javascript fatigue and that's because it's not matu
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by jaequery 10y ago
in the case that isomorphic javascript takes over the web for whatever reason, it will be just a matter of time people will be wanting the client/server distinction all over again. it's a sure cycle. but regardless, what OP did lo
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by jaequery 10y ago
React and jQuery are really two different beasts.
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by jaequery 10y ago
Yep, went that route (Stripe Marketplace) and then realized later that it had to be tied to some charge. We wanted to payout users at end of the month so it wouldn't work for our case. Now, Payoneer is interesting. I really like Plaid
649.
by jaequery 10y ago
Stripe + Plaid is super cool! But I wish they allowed you to payout users with via ACH, instead of just receiving ACH payments. Anyone know of any offerings, besides Paypal Mass Pay?
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by jaequery 10y ago
If we are talking about frameworks, I believe Padrino is a much better designed framework than Rails. It doesn't have any magic of Rails and architected in a very elegant way. I just can't tolerate ActiveRecord, so Padrino having
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by jaequery 10y ago
Have you tried Padrino? Of all the frameworks I've tried in the past 10 years, this is as good as it comes. Love the Sinatra + Sequel + erb setup as it is simple and straightforward. Fast and elegant without the Rails lockdown architec
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by jaequery 10y ago
And there will be something that will eat React's lunch soon too, just a matter of time.
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by jaequery 11y ago
I'm pretty sure git isn't the only thing that is (or will be) vulnerable. Vulnerabilities happen, it's a fact of life. You will have to constantly update your systems no matter which OS you run.
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by jaequery 11y ago
It's really a moot point as this was AND still is a common problem no matter the OS. I fail to see any releases of any OS that's secure out of the box.
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An app that can replace the pill(telegraph.co.uk)
2 points by jaequery 11y ago|1 comments
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by jaequery 11y ago
anyone know where GCE stands in terms of PCI compliance? i know AWS is a level 1 PCI-compliant service provider and makes it a bit easier during the audit process.
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by jaequery 11y ago
this is a good find, i sorely need this!
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After all these years, we still can't easily vertical align in HTML?
2 points by jaequery 11y ago|1 comments
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by jaequery 11y ago
Doesn't have to be rocket science really, (unless that is what you are doing). For web development, it's code, refresh browser, repeat. With a tail -f on the application/server logs usually does the trick. But I think IDE&#x2
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by jaequery 11y ago
this shouldn't happen, at least, not in this day and age.

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