jaequery

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   by jaequery 7y ago

   FWIW i've never really needed rebase. i am pretty happy with seeing all the commits that ever happened.
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   by jaequery 7y ago

   I just want to say, Docker for OSX is a joke! It's been over 4 years, when is that (slow filesystem issue) ever going to get fixed? People are using solutions like NFS/Dinghy, something Docker for OSX should have out of the box. C
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   by jaequery 7y ago

   Sure, anyone one can make mistake. We have seen big companies make stupid mistakes too. But this is Mozilla we are talking about. How this slipped by is beyond me.
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   by jaequery 7y ago

   Agile is so vague I don’t even know what it is anymore. Can someone show us how an agile should look when creating a simple to-do list project?
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   by jaequery 7y ago

   “If you’re like me and never learned to touch type properly, just use the arrow keys, it’s fine, don’t worry about it.” Are touch typists rare these days? I feel like people these days forego even learning to type properly. I dont understan
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   by jaequery 7y ago

   Perhaps they are out of beta today? I just received an email from them today saying they are now introducing Cloudflare Registrar. Either way, this is pretty game changing imo.
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   Cloudflare now sells domains at a wholesale price

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   by jaequery 7y ago

   If the passwords are hashed, just what are the likelihood of your passwords being decrypted? I’d also imagine it is a one way hash since that’s typically the norm so I don’t even know how it can get decrypted.
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   by jaequery 7y ago

   Doesn’t pattern matching lead to either more verbose code or a duplicate code? Most of the time?
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    by jaequery 7y ago

    I had chronic insomnia for several years. But then I’ve stopped coding right before sleeping at least 1-3 hours in advance and now I can finally sleep. Who would’ve thought.
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    by jaequery 7y ago

    I don’t know but I hate it. Not sure if I’m in the minority but it sure feels like it. In an ideal world. I feel that types are something that should be dealt with at the IDE level. In fact, there so many things that can be done at that lev
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    by jaequery 7y ago

    Types will be optional right? Otherwise I am gonna have to jump ship sadly.
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    by jaequery 7y ago

    When ever I think of traveling through a wormhole/blackhole, I imagine you would be squished and crushed and come out the other end as pure vaporized energy. This makes me wonder, if there is the potential for our beings (or things) be
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    by jaequery 7y ago

    How do you manage the database and scheme?
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    by jaequery 8y ago

    What will you do once you get tired of bash?
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    by jaequery 8y ago

    not sure if that still appeals to me.
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    by jaequery 8y ago

    What’s so good about DDG? I’ve used it a few times but i still don’t get the appeal to it
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    by jaequery 8y ago

    Some people love js for it’s functional approach. Mainly because they hated the whole OOP paradigms and the design pattern baggage that came with it. But now js is adding classes and there’s typescript , now it’s like Java all over again. W
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    by jaequery 8y ago

    Someone start a Quake hackernews LAN party! Gosh I miss the Rocket Arena / TF days!
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    by jaequery 8y ago

    I was once a project manager on a team that does daily standups. What eventually happened was that the team would usually re-iterate what I say, or vice versa. It made me question what was the point of doing standups.
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    by jaequery 8y ago

    it seems to me that the devs who been at it for a while, sees the frontend landscape as huge chaos. but the newcomers coming into the scene, seem to either love or embrace the fast pace changes. i'm not really sure what to think of thi
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    by jaequery 8y ago

    Good article, hits home my experience. But I’d rather have a seasoned UX designer to lead and sketch the flows rather than some one new to come up with a Frankenstein type of app.
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    by jaequery 8y ago

    I am just concerned about the Ruby/RoR talent pool shrinking year by year.
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    by jaequery 8y ago

    I actually like working with plain Sinatra and Sequel. I've created something similar to RoR using it (github.com/jaequery/jasis). As for Roda, idk why but it just doesn't click with me.
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    by jaequery 8y ago

    it depends on the app as Firebase can be quite slow. could still work for rather simple apps though.
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    by jaequery 8y ago

    have you tried Dinghy? Docker for Mac is exceptionally slow on OSX. i advise everyone to stay away from Docker for Mac and install Dinghy w/ xhyve instead.
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    by jaequery 8y ago

    Anyone know of a BetterErrors equivalent in Node.js with an actual REPL (live shell) like in https://github.com/BetterErrors/better_errors ? Or even a pry-remote equivalent?
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    by jaequery 8y ago

    I actually dislike RoR but I'm at the same conclusion as OP. There is just something about Ruby that makes me want to keep going back to it. It is difficult choice when given the fact that JS is (and probably always will be) the de-fac
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    by jaequery 8y ago

    This is why I love HN. I’m definitely gonna try that out thanks!
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    by jaequery 8y ago

    For one, if you are in a health and wellness space, there is this co-working called ScaleLA.com. Pretty awesome to work with people working in the same space as it creates a form of synergy.