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by jasim 11y ago
Thanks for clarifying. I'll try the cache-min flag. But I suspect that if the cache contains packages with unresolved dependencies, then they'll also be of no use, and have to be removed too. Also npm's servers has never give
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by jasim 11y ago
> As long as each dependency is listed in package.json, anyone can create a working local copy of your app - including node_modules - by running npm install. But it is going to download the internet, will take forever, and if the network
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In Defense of Mediocrity: Is Your Personal Best the Enemy of Your Personal Good?(pragprog.com)
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by jasim 11y ago
Democracy is an information system - it is not just about politics, it is an approximation of a society's needs, wants, and its moral zeitgeist. Voting is how we add information into this. Who wins or loses in one election is based on
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by jasim 11y ago
Switching between projects dragged a bit; I recently switched everything to a monorepo ( https://github.com/twitter/commons/tree/master/src/bash/git/... ) and now start the IDE from the repo
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by jasim 11y ago
This is a PR piece. > Facebook’s rocky experience since it brought Internet.org to India in February shows that good intentions and technological savvy are not enough to achieve a noble goal like universal Internet access. Such lofty ide
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The Carpenter and the Engineer (2012)(ntraft.com)
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Formula Engine Rewrite (2005)(damienkatz.net)
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Formula Engine Rewrite (2005)(damienkatz.net)
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by jasim 11y ago
The chain of reasoning is wonderfully put, but DOM manipulation was definitely a problem. When elements are inserted or removed from lists, you'd have to do a dance of many jQuery() steps. There is no concept of state, it is all tangle
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by jasim 11y ago
Thanks for the helpful reply, much appreciated.
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by jasim 11y ago
Where does React's Immutability Helpers fall in this spectrum? I was mulling over switching my entire codebase to ImmutableJS when a friend asked to try them first. It worked out well, but I wonder whether anyone here has experience wi
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12 August 1995: It Works(paulgraham.com)
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by jasim 11y ago
This unfortunately reads like Deepak Chopra to me. The idea of Endless Joy/Nirvana is quite nice, but there is no documented evidence of anyone attaining it. We can supposedly only journey towards it, but never reach. Or, there's
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by jasim 11y ago
Once you ask yourself about leaving, it is only a question of when, not whether. Sooner, the better. It is not you nor them; it is just time. Tight-knit groups wrap themselves inside a bubble of conformance. The group's very existence
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by jasim 11y ago
The author confuses a state of calm contentment with boredom. And despite the new-age rhetoric, she admits to trying to solve it - she asks us to think instead of doing things, in the hopes that thinking would help us stumble into profundit
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You and Your Research – Richard Hamming (1986)(cs.virginia.edu)
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Front-end principles for designers(jonyablonski.com)
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by jasim 11y ago
XML becoming first class citizens of code is huge. The tooling has already evolved for Javascript - Babel compiles it and JetBrains has excellent IDE support. If you haven't written significant front-end code using JSX and React yet, g
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The Magical Island of Kanren – Core.logic Intro (2011)(objectcommando.com)
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by jasim 11y ago
Speaking of implicit dependencies, here are a few: env, path, any executable file either in the current directory or in the search path. env = functions and aliases, and can be modified by any shell script. The path is an implicit dependenc
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Css-ratiocinator: automatically refactors CSS and generates a new stylesheet(github.com)
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DSSSL for XML: Why not?(xml.com)
1 points by jasim 11y ago|0 comments
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by jasim 11y ago
As much as I hate the status-quo, I've been burnt enough times participating in new ways of working together that I'd now explicitly look for prior art before innovating on them. There is a historical, evolutionary reason for thin
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by jasim 11y ago
It seems that the magical realism that make his work potent also runs through his self-narrative. As is always the case in honest fiction, the line between the words and the wordsmith is quite blurry.
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Programming Is Fun(c2.com)
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by jasim 11y ago
There is a thin line between cold emails and spam. What you described looks like a marketing email sent by a human, albeit cold.
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Scott Aaronson on Philosophical Progress (2013)(intelligence.org)
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Fighting EBITDA(london.edu)
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Sketch Plugin Directory(github.com)
1 points by jasim 11y ago|0 comments

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