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by jbhatab 11y ago
Thank you so much. Been doing lots of phoenix+react and blogs like this are a tremendous help to the community.
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by jbhatab 11y ago
There are geothermal plants but from what I remember they aren't that amazing.
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by jbhatab 11y ago
This is fantastic. This removes efforts to maintain a random front end view layer while legitimizing the numerous react integration attempts. This will save a lot of time moving forward to phase out blaze.
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by jbhatab 11y ago
New Hampshire is TREMENDOUSLY bad with heroin. I've seen it first hand and it is out of control. When I return, I always get a new list of dead people. There are a lot of factors on this one, but at this point it's mostly a cyclic
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by jbhatab 11y ago
Where did you find the major contracts? Networking? Friends? A website? referrals?
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by jbhatab 11y ago
I agree with this completely and I think a simple board or coalition of companies and governments will be the answer. Regulation, policies, and awareness are the solutions to this problem, but thinking because it isn't a problem now th
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by jbhatab 11y ago
Maybe, but I'm already afraid of dumb and dangerous tools. Nuclear weapons. Maybe we get stronger dumb and dangerous tools, but what scares me much more is a smart drone that has AI and the ability to learn things about me at a rate I
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by jbhatab 11y ago
I don't think they are afraid of current technology and neither am I. However, I am afraid of a breakthrough or new model of AI that does approach human intelligence. I don't know how, when, or why but I think it's reasonable
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by jbhatab 11y ago
Once again thank you and I'm still impressed by what you are putting out, but that still isn't quite what they click with. To be honest a lot of the tech startup people I interact with have tremendous egos and they need to know th
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by jbhatab 11y ago
That's awesome, but it's not quite what I'm looking for. This is great for a person who knows what they want to do or is already a developer, but I have more entrepreneurial minded people that I feel wouldn't know what t
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by jbhatab 11y ago
I love what you guys are doing. I have a group of young and foreign developers, and I seriously want to get them involved with things like this more. There is so many good ideas that could help the government. How can I leverage these young
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by jbhatab 11y ago
What do you like most now then?
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by jbhatab 11y ago
If you're comparing flux + react + router to angular, then I feel like your missing huge aspects of what makes react valuable. I feel like when people talk about the awesomeness of react, they talk about the ecosystem around it. It&#x2
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by jbhatab 11y ago
I agree with a lot of what you are saying, but you haven't made over 40k between both you and your wifes income? That seems extremely unlikely with any coding skills. I don't know any juniors that are making less than 50k from php
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by jbhatab 11y ago
It's called politically incorrect on 4chan?!?! What did you expect?
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by jbhatab 11y ago
Yeah I have no clue what that is.
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by jbhatab 11y ago
Finding and staying connected with old friends easily. That is a big one.
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by jbhatab 11y ago
I don't want to start a rails vs Django conversation, but why do you prefer Django over rails? I'm a rails dev and am just curious where Django is at with things.
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by jbhatab 11y ago
I just think AI will be the first front people will use due to time and cost efficiency. If it doesn't seem that will work, then I'm sure the person would go to real lawyers after. That initial AI would change the legal game for m
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by jbhatab 11y ago
Why isn't what you described possible with AI?
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by jbhatab 11y ago
What do you mean by revolutionizing computing? I assume you mean the way we interact with computers, not something like computer processing speed. I definitely agree that AR has huge potential in changing how we interact with the world. Alt
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React-Rails with Flux (Alt.js) Tutorial(openmindedinnovations.com)
2 points by jbhatab 11y ago|0 comments
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by jbhatab 11y ago
I couldn't disagree more. I didn't know code at all and learned over 50% of what I know about code today high. Thousands of hours of high coding. I am now a full stack developer. I was actually the most productive of my entire lif
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Ask HN: What is science?
1 points by jbhatab 11y ago|1 comments
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by jbhatab 11y ago
That math degree is incredibly important in terms of his actual knowledge and perceived value.
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by jbhatab 11y ago
Here's a random template I made with react in middleman that uses coffeescript with no jsx if anyones curious, https://github.com/jbhatab/middleman-backbone-react-template . I love the syntax and think it's re
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by jbhatab 11y ago
Show me a tool out there that already does this in react. Besides relay, which isn't released, I don't know of one. Defining data in your component is a new concept to the entire javascript and web development world. I view this m
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by jbhatab 11y ago
I would love to see this. I really love flux and want to get flux into it, not just react. If it's open source, I'd really appreciate a github link :D.
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by jbhatab 11y ago
As a fairly new person to the tech industry, I have to say that the average tech job from a dev perspective has a very laid back feeling and usually they try to cater to my happiness. Maybe this is because of who I'm applying to though
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by jbhatab 11y ago
No question, yes. I use quite a rich front end frameworks, but rails still shines for lots of use cases.

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