jasondenizac

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The Extensible Web Manifesto(github.com)
3 points by jasondenizac 13y ago|0 comments
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by jasondenizac 13y ago
Menu > Customize. This puts the chrome in "edit" mode where you can add and remove UI elements.
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by jasondenizac 13y ago
You can download the UX nightly for all platforms at http://people.mozilla.org/~jwein/ux-nightly/ I'm using it now as my primary browser.
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by jasondenizac 13y ago
Or, you know, someone with the same name.
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by jasondenizac 13y ago
step 1: give actual ownership.
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With CISPA Vote Looming, White House Threatens Veto (Again)(forbes.com)
1 points by jasondenizac 14y ago|0 comments
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by jasondenizac 14y ago
Now apply that in reverse, that is, a militant regime trying to identify legal but politically inconvenient protesters. Relevant: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dw3h-rae3uo
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by jasondenizac 14y ago
Without due process, law enforcement is just the vengeful application of (well financed) power.
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Why Concatenative Programming Matters (2012)(evincarofautumn.blogspot.mx)
149 points by jasondenizac 14y ago|36 comments
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by jasondenizac 14y ago
In this case, I am deferring to the notation adopted in the upcoming version of JavaScript, ES6 - see http://wiki.ecmascript.org/doku.php?id=harmony:arrow_functio... I think jsig's role is more to describe JavaScript, rather than to say t
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by jasondenizac 14y ago
TypeScript was actually an inspiration - and jsig draws heavily on TypeScript's inspirations (especially ES6, Go, and to some extent [particularly generics], C#). However TypeScript was optimized for building tooling. It also requires chang
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by jasondenizac 14y ago
@cromwellian jsig can just be put in regular JavaScript comments. It's not really designed to be machine parseable, although a documentation generator (or other tooling) could easily extend it to do so. jsig's scope is concerned with succin
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by jasondenizac 14y ago
My issue with JSdoc is that it's based around some notion of constructor-based inheritance, rather than structure. This is find if you're writing type annotations for a compiler to optimize a single codebase, but breaks down when trying to
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by jasondenizac 14y ago
If you have feedback, please open an issue thread or pull request on github
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Jsig - precise & concise javascript signature notation(github.com)
25 points by jasondenizac 14y ago|13 comments
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Programming in promises requires thinking about type signatures(blog.denizac.org)
6 points by jasondenizac 14y ago|1 comments
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by jasondenizac 14y ago
Why not just have an editor in the browser and render as the source changes? A la codepen, jsbin, etc.
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Broken Promises: on promises and Node(futurealoof.com)
4 points by jasondenizac 14y ago|0 comments
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by jasondenizac 14y ago
HN comment threads are my favorite learning environment.
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by jasondenizac 14y ago
> I just feel like they might be a bit heavy-weight and a lot of API surface area to solve this particular problem. The surface area is `.then()`
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by jasondenizac 14y ago
The project I'm working on right now is about 6 months old. Promises have greatly simplified our data access layer. My argument here is mostly syntactic (not semantic, like the OP), but being able to assign promises to a variable has improv
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by jasondenizac 14y ago
um, how is this even a thing?
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by jasondenizac 14y ago
This is the first thing I have ever wanted a 3D printer for.
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by jasondenizac 14y ago
also sharejs.
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by jasondenizac 14y ago
see also: https://gist.github.com/3889970
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by jasondenizac 14y ago
I read that as after 1.0, aka "whenever".
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by jasondenizac 14y ago
timeout IDs are similar in a sense. By having the promise as an object, you can do neat things to modify program control flow as a separate concern from resolving a particular asynchronous operation. Sure, you can compose promises, just lik
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by jasondenizac 14y ago
Promise consumers have a very small interface to worry about, and in fact there are many interoperable implementations (Q, when, rsvp, etc). Unfortunately, jQuery is not one of those implementations, because rejections don't propagate. At a
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by jasondenizac 14y ago
'cause the only customers worth having use apple products!
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by jasondenizac 14y ago
Having met Nathan in person, I assure you 1) he did it, and 2) I'm still not sure how.

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