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by jamra 10y ago
I agree with you. Plus, if you use Cloudflare, your server may not even take the burden of the request. They will do the caching of static content for you.
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by jamra 10y ago
Why not just have HTML generated at some earlier time? It's faster, can be cached, and does the same thing. I'm a little confused about no page transitions. I don't know why that is a problem that needs solving. Also hot relo
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by jamra 10y ago
I'm more of a vim user, but have dabbled in emacs so I'm not sure what you mean by "Even better when done in Emacs". Is there some kind of cool gdb tools in Emacs you're referring to? I'm just asking because da
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by jamra 10y ago
After the completion of the first season, I started to think of the show differently. At first, I believed the civil disobedience to be resistance against the unfair banking and credit systems that run our society. The show's creator e
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by jamra 10y ago
It's funny that you use the 2 lb Macbook as an example. Mine has a terrible problem with its wifi, requiring me to restart it every minute or so. It's unusable with Cloud9's IDE. Furthermore, their IDE is extremely slow and v
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by jamra 10y ago
It has pretty low pause times by the GC.
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by jamra 10y ago
That would combine your reducers into one. I believe he was referring to putting action creators in the same file as their associated reducers.
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by jamra 10y ago
Especially considering that their product is not at the forefront of smart thermostats. The learning capability is harmful if you have kids or live in colder climates. Nest works poorly with home automation solutions as well. Dropcam was a
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by jamra 10y ago
The camera is supposed to have an intercom feature. It still doesn't work. I read about this issue since before Dropcam sold to Nest.
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by jamra 10y ago
I'm not a rails dev, but I believe that you are misconstruing his argument. It is not about inevitable complexity, but about the ownership of that complexity. If you are able to control the side effects part of development, you can con
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by jamra 10y ago
Wait a minute, you mean you had problems on IE 10? That's a widely used browser.
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by jamra 10y ago
I don't believe equity should be instead of salary but if you are given the option of owning what you create, you shouldn't be enslaved by it.
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by jamra 10y ago
It's not a small price and it's not made clear in the beginning when they promise shares for service. The absurdity of allowing management to make slaves of men is no small thing.
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by jamra 10y ago
There is a samples directory that has examples of most of the features.
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by jamra 10y ago
I don't believe there is a difference. Once you allow a tyrant to dictate the terms without reproach, you will inevitably be giving up your rights, which is a plunge into the chasm of inevitable repression.
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by jamra 11y ago
I've used both, but I'm forced to use VS at work. I think that its changes are for the better. It's definitely a strength. There are also very cool tools for source control; code reviews, continuous integration, bug tracking.
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by jamra 11y ago
Well of course Vs is an option. You just use View models and cover them with unit tests. Then you sacrifice one of your developers on the altar of Jobs and force him to implement your iOS code.
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by jamra 11y ago
That would be amazing. It's a great way to study an unfamiliar code base. It's a great feature on its own as well.
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by jamra 11y ago
Thanks for the correction. Can you tell which version I skipped? ;P
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by jamra 11y ago
Well, I don't know about that. They still try and lock you in to their tooling at every turn. I believe that the driving force behind this cool new Microsoft is Azure. They want you to run on their cloud and they'll follow you to
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by jamra 11y ago
Code completion is not as good. I believe VSC uses gocode. VS 2015 also has a cool new feature that shows you references to each function right above the function declaration. Clicking on the reference count will open a quick jump contextua
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by jamra 11y ago
I tried one recently (2 months ago) and no it's not good enough. The integrated debugger via delve is absolutely great.
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by jamra 11y ago
Ignoring the inappropriate ad hominem... Why not type the loop variable as int64 in go? Why not just use an int, which would default to int64 on a 64 bit system? Why not just use sum := 0? Generally benchmarks don't say much unless one
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by jamra 11y ago
The point is to sell Swift. In the C++ example, he didn't cast each integer to int64, but he manufactured a reason to do it in Go and Swift. Perhaps this means that Swift's compiler optimizes that particular case almost as good as
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by jamra 11y ago
If I'm developing on OS X, would it still be possible to use rkt? How are the tools for managing your rkt deployments? Since Hashicorp supports it, I'm starting to think that I would be better off using their tooling to abstract m
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by jamra 11y ago
What's wrong with the GNU license?
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by jamra 11y ago
There was this interesting book by Mark Russinovich called Trojan Horse that dealt with the exact scenario. There was malware that got around the digital signature by altering the file in memory before signing and uploading to the email cli
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by jamra 11y ago
HIPAA does require the data to be stored in a secured way. It also requires a certain level of security to get to the data. Don't let the name fool you. Your second point is extremely valid. You can't really restrict a medical pr
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by jamra 11y ago
I didn't catch this at the time, but I will take a look. Thanks.
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by jamra 11y ago
To me, parenting is like Atlas lifting up the world. It may seem logical to focus entirely on the object of importance (the world), but if Atlas doesn't eat right he will start to wane. His bones will lose their density and he'll

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