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by jarjoura 9y ago
The #1 reason React works for me is that the UI and code are in the same file. It's so easy to go back and refactor changes when everything is right there. The natural composability you get from that over time is such a huge win in pro
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Houzz is interesting because all the photos are of homes with limitless budgets. So you have to set your expectations of your remodel, or just enjoy dreaming big if that's your cup of tea. They're all gorgeous though and they do a
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by jarjoura 9y ago
A fun thought, Apple could acquire Sublime to compete with Visual Studio Code. It's native the way Apple loves native. It's already the favorite tool of developers all over the world.
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I think it's hilarious that the comments in here suggest Facebook gets in the way of quality of life because of the way it captures your attention. Yet, then they spend a large amount of time on this site practicing another form of tox
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by jarjoura 9y ago
Something untouched in the article, or at least I missed it, both companies I've worked at have seen declining iPad users. My interpretation is that for people that love the device, LOVE it. For people that thought it was going to be a
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by jarjoura 9y ago
I think anyone paying attention knows the world went from lots of phpBB community websites straight over to Reddit. Reddit is hideous, but man, it's easy to use, and accessible. I don't think I ever saw a successful community run
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by jarjoura 10y ago
tldr; Spacious.com is renting space from restaurants and bars during their off-peak hours to people looking for cheap office space.
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Could it be because they're already at the highest earning brackets?
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That's not entirely fair or accurate to call them out on lack of skill. Many of the drivers I've met along the way over the years have all enjoyed the flexibility. College kids making extra party/food money, stay at home moms
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by jarjoura 10y ago
Delphi had its place in 2001 along with NeXT's WebObjects. Products of their time for sure. However, the developer inspectors alone inside of Chrome and Safari are 100x more powerful than any of those old UI tools of the past.
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I'd be curious to see how this compares to CoreText on Mac and DirectWrite on Windows. Both are highly tuned for their respective platform so I'd see them as baseline.
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How about we try not to shame liberals? This is a community and we should all be respectful of each other. Don't take comments of a president current or past so personally.
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Even still, those $20-100M companies still get bought out by bigger conglomerates. If you look just at Google and Facebook's acquisition list, it's pretty much all the deals they did the last 2 years.
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by jarjoura 10y ago
The article reads more like an anti-union piece than anything else. Yet, Hollywood has been making TV shows in Vancouver for the last 20 years to avoid this union overhead, so it's not really news to anyone paying attention. Lord of th
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by jarjoura 10y ago
I think that's part of the current trend though, and at some point just calling Postmates or UberEats from a fancy restaurant could become the norm. Who knows?! I do know that during my parents generation, cooking in front of people wa
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by jarjoura 10y ago
LOL, I used to live in a high-rise that faced another high-rise. Both buildings had floor to ceiling glass windows, fine in the day time, but yea, always felt diligent about closing the blinds at night for the first few months. I think at s
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by jarjoura 10y ago
Sure, they're great for entertaining when you don't have kids, roommates, or pets running around making loud noises at the same time.
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I don't think dudes changing under a towel in the locker room, (which I always find hilarious anyway), is related to people wanting more private spaces at home. Open floor houses seem glorious in the photographs, but in real life are n
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Initialization in C++ is bonkers(tartanllama.github.io)
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I see the current cold climate as the direct result of companies now taking a long time to sell or go public. The frameworks setup for early employees to make good on their loyalty and hard work were designed during a time when companies wo
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Hmmm, do you know of a larger small venue group that is owned by a single entity? (or more specially not owned by Live Nation and requires TicketMaster tickets)
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That map is only their large stadium sized venues. http://www.houseofblues.com is one of the biggest conglomerates for small size venues, also owned by Live Nation.
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by jarjoura 10y ago
Ticketmaster has exclusive contracts with venues and usually owns the venues outright, so it doesn't matter where the money goes, it's all back into their coffers. http://www.livenationentertainment.com
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To be fair, it's 100x better than the old days of waiting in 6-8 hour lines to guarantee a ticket to popular events.
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by jarjoura 10y ago
Radar is the company wide task/bug tracking system, you'll see rdar://0000000 attached to random things across the net, those point to issues. See http://www.openradar.me for publicly tracked issues. Tent-pol
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by jarjoura 10y ago
In university I had full access to LexusNexus, of course it's not free, but you could literally find any obscure legal text written in the country's history, in the click of a button.
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NYTimes definitely offers native advertising just like everyone else. It's way too lucrative a market to pass up. http://publiceditor.blogs.nytimes.com/2015/11/12/as-print-fa... "There is, however,
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The way it worked a few years ago, at least, each year new tent-pole features were pushed down from the top. These features came from marketing, design, and Steve Jobs himself. There was always a much larger list of wants than possible for
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https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/events-from-facebook-find/id...
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Most big companies (Google, Facebook, Adobe, etc.) have internal UI frameworks that you share amongst 100s of developers and dozens of projects. Your interviewer should not ding you using code to build your UI. If anything, that's a pl

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