jbaudanza

11 ms·

91.
by jbaudanza 9y ago
Can you say more about what you’d want in such a service? What language are you learning? What kind of videos do you watch? Where do you get them? Youtube?
92.
by jbaudanza 9y ago
The problem with resolving promises inside of `componentDidMount` is that there is no way to cancel those promises. If the component is unmounted, and then setState is called, it will generate an error (or a warning. I can't remember).
93.
by jbaudanza 9y ago
If we want the rich to pay more taxes, it would be simpler to just raise taxes on the rich individuals. Things get more complicated when you try to tax an abstraction (a corporation).
94.
by jbaudanza 9y ago
Cafe Zitouna on Sutter and Polk falls into this category. It's a family owned Tunisian/Moroccan restaurant. It's inexpensive and the food is top notch. It's been in the neighborhood forever. Go check it out and order a B
95.
by jbaudanza 9y ago
If anyone is interested, the code is up on https://github.com/jbaudanza/vlogotron . It's built with React, RxJs and WebAudio.
96.
Show HN: Remix my face(vlogotron.com)
2 points by jbaudanza 9y ago|1 comments
97.
by jbaudanza 10y ago
I see. So you'd rather have something that says, "You are now chatting with everyone in 192.168.1.*". That's good feedback. Thank you!
98.
by jbaudanza 10y ago
Thanks! The chatroom is based on the external IP that is visible to subnetchat.com. So everybody on your LAN should be in the same chat room.
99.
by jbaudanza 10y ago
This is sort of the same idea!
100.
by jbaudanza 10y ago
I'm interested in any feedback. The source is available at https://github.com/jbaudanza/subnetchat
101.
Show HN: Subnetchat – Web based chatroom for your local subnet(subnetchat.com)
3 points by jbaudanza 10y ago|7 comments
102.
RxJs 5 final has been released(github.com)
28 points by jbaudanza 10y ago|0 comments
103.
Show HN: Event Sourcing with RxJs(github.com)
3 points by jbaudanza 10y ago|0 comments
104.
Yik Yak yearns to be local, not just anonymous(techcrunch.com)
2 points by jbaudanza 10y ago|0 comments
105.
by jbaudanza 10y ago
Thanks for the feedback! Part of our roadmap includes "server-side" observables. This will allow state to be calculated and cached on the server side, so that clients don't have to recalculate the state of the universe every
106.
Show HN: Jindo – minimalist reactive backend for JavaScript applications(jindo.io)
7 points by jbaudanza 10y ago|3 comments
107.
by jbaudanza 11y ago
I'm hoping the proliferation of self-driving cars in San Francisco will bring about some alternative to emergency sirens, but who knows.
108.
by jbaudanza 11y ago
An unfortunate side effect of the overuse of these emergency vehicles it that makes it difficult for residents to get a healthy night's sleep. Frequent sirens and air-horns are the number #1 cause of noise pollution in the Tenderloin.
109.
Slow Growth Lessons in a Hack-Assed World(medium.com)
1 points by jbaudanza 11y ago|0 comments
110.
by jbaudanza 12y ago
Summary: There is a bug in Airbrake's gem that will cause a connection-pool leak in multithreaded Rails instances. This leak will eventually cause your app to crash. I'm posting this here because this is a very common configuratio
111.
The default config of Airbrake's gem will crash multithreaded Rails servers(github.com)
1 points by jbaudanza 12y ago|1 comments
112.
by jbaudanza 12y ago
What do you do with the random tokens after you've generated them? The author's proposed solution of "Encrypt then authenticate" seems pretty reasonable.
113.
by jbaudanza 12y ago
It looks like Flow should work to the extent that it can infer types from your CS output, but it will be tricky to embed explicit types into your CoffeeScript source. You can probably hack it using the backtick operator though. `funct
114.
by jbaudanza 12y ago
That "Focus Tools" chrome extension looks like it could potentially help me from getting distracted. Disqualified!
115.
by jbaudanza 12y ago
It would be nice if a lambda could respond to web requests. Maybe an Elastic Loud Balancer could be an "event-source".
116.
by jbaudanza 12y ago
https://gist.github.com/sebmarkbage/07bbe37bc42b6d4aef81
117.
by jbaudanza 12y ago
I've used the Blowfish cipher to obfuscate database IDs into youtube-like URLs. Blowfish has a small 64-bit blocksize which fits nicely into a base64'd URL param.
118.
by jbaudanza 12y ago
All proceeds will go to wishbone.org. Wishbone is a great charity that helps send low-income kids in the bay area and NYC to extracurricular classes and activities.
119.
by jbaudanza 12y ago
I think you are underestimating how competitive the ridesharing market is.
120.
by jbaudanza 12y ago
If Uber did this, their business would get eaten up by Lyft and other competitors. There is very little to prevent users from changing ride sharing companies, so they must compete fiercely on price.

More ›