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by jlas 11y ago
I can't imagine how many enterprise sales they're losing because of lack of SQL support
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by jlas 11y ago
> Misconception #3: Gulp’s Streams Are Necessary for Fast Builds The author fails to acknowledge that gulp is also asynchronous. This is what makes it "fast". Streaming is just a nice abstraction for passing data through a pipe
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by jlas 11y ago
? I'm late 20s and I played doom on DOS.
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by jlas 11y ago
It's also about direct sales. Similar to what Tesla is doing with cars. Traditionally consumers have bought mattresses from suppliers (Sleepys, Mattress Discounters, etc), but Casper et al are marketing and selling directly to the cons
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by jlas 11y ago
> You spend your time writing plain ‘ol JavaScript. That’s the future I believe in. How about a future where you don't write any code at all? This is the beauty of Angular's markup-centric approach, it's declarative so tha
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by jlas 11y ago
So who'll be the next GovWorks? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GovWorks
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by jlas 11y ago
> which pays me a SF salary despite me living in Montreal I'm not sure what cost of living in Montreal is, but I'd be surprised that jvns is making less than 100k in SF. If Stripe were smart they'd increase her salary stat
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by jlas 11y ago
Can anyone justify the down-voting here?
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by jlas 11y ago
The company name is one of the least important things you should be worrying about at this point.
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by jlas 11y ago
I appreciate the Carver reference https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/What_We_Talk_About_When_We_Tal...
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by jlas 11y ago
Found the Lisp programmer!
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by jlas 11y ago
I knew Moments was doomed when I opened it for the first time and the top card was Astros beat Yankees. I don't think I've ever tweeted about sports, why on earth would you show me this?
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by jlas 11y ago
I came here just to confirm that someone would complain about the name.
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by jlas 11y ago
The skeuomorphic living room design immediately reminded me of the Packard Bell Navigator: http://toastytech.com/guis/pbnav35.html
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by jlas 11y ago
I wonder what Carmack's managerial responsibilities are like. I imagine if he's developing/designing for most of the week, how much time does he really devote to being a CTO/manager?
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by jlas 11y ago
What's the pricing look like? Also, no Windows support on an "Enterprise" product?
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by jlas 11y ago
Looks similar to MongoDB query syntax [1]. Is it inspired by that? What are similarities/differences? [1] http://docs.mongodb.org/master/tutorial/query-documents/
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by jlas 11y ago
I hope they're being compensated for promoting Twitter and boosting Twitter's SEO with that link on their page.
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by jlas 11y ago
Just an FYI, there is a similar TUI built in to GDB: https://sourceware.org/gdb/onlinedocs/gdb/TUI.html
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by jlas 11y ago
Not sure what you're ranting about here. What closed protocols / technologies are vendors creating that pose a risk? On the contrary over the last few years we've seen vendors start to converge on web standards (HTML, CSS, JS
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Cornell Box(en.wikipedia.org)
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by jlas 11y ago
Gotta admit, one of the things the React team is handing better than Angular is UX, usability, and general newbie-adoption. This looks very polished and useful.
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by jlas 11y ago
How about Coca Cola's Skype machine: http://youtu.be/zlA9tXYxD8g
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by jlas 11y ago
It's good enough for the mostly tech-oriented users that interact with it though.
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by jlas 11y ago
Most products depend on other products. e.g. Apple computers use components from other manufacturers. Name one product that doesn't rely on another product.
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by jlas 11y ago
Probably Bill Gates. He was the first person that struck me as wildly successful (this was in the mid 90s). For some reason his success really resonated with me and helped me realize, at an early age, the importance of delayed gratification
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by jlas 11y ago
Incorrect: https://github.com/angular/angular.js/blob/master/src/jqLite... For all intents and purposes, jqLite should be considered equivalent to jQuery for my argument.
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by jlas 11y ago
You realize Angular depends on jQuery right? And that extending Angular with new functionality involves using jQuery... jQuery is not dead, and until DOM apis converge across browser vendors and become 100x easier to use it will remain acti
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by jlas 11y ago
Best one: DO YOU LOVE? You like to love. Lovely does too.
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by jlas 11y ago
It was a while ago but I think it was PHPMD: http://phpmd.org/rules/codesize.html

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