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jordache
8y ago
it's not.. it's a subpar demo page.
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jordache
8y ago
the demo is not responsive.... hmm
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jordache
9y ago
they source game/creative ideas from developers? I'm sure it's not impossible to achieve success from that source, but more likely not.
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jordache
9y ago
when I think of no code/ low code. I shudder a bit as I think about ServiceNow.
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jordache
9y ago
which modern JS framework offers component level lazy loading? Angular offers only route based lazy loading, which as is limited as the article pointed out.
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jordache
9y ago
yep.. a very refreshing descriptor of a senior level dev. It is also a very intuitive notion of the behavior of a senior level dev, even if not frequently articulated as such. I'm working with a fellow dev right now, where this notio
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jordache
9y ago
not really suck, pushed out by the pressure from within the cabin
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jordache
9y ago
If the pos is system is regarded similarly as a cc accepting website that proxies cc data to an endpoint, then the os shouldn't be a variable of pci compliance
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jordache
9y ago
but you need a special viewer to run the output.. huge friction. That's a none-starter for almost everyone. everyone has a web browser...
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jordache
9y ago
data visualization that is interactive and works on a platform that is universal. python produces only static output right?
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jordache
9y ago
that's pretty much the only way to do it though.. if you go any higher-level then it's just pre-baked out of the box visualization. As low level as d3 seems to be, there is probably no more intuitive data visualization that is bo
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jordache
9y ago
they forgot this house.. http://www.house-crazy.com/colorados-famous-spaceship-house/
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jordache
9y ago
exactly... do not take at face value what these services deliver to you. I chuckled at the guy who assumed he deleted all of his FB data via a data scrapping client..
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jordache
9y ago
work @ $300K pre tax for a year == a life of luxury? You from a 3rd world country?
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jordache
9y ago
i would venture to say this is more of a controlled environment than autonomous vehicles. The variables you have to deal with in real-time for vehicles is much greater than landing on a carrier.
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jordache
9y ago
hmm is that such a feat? landing on a carrier compared to landing on land? The variables involved should be pretty predictable and can be modeled accurately...
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jordache
9y ago
yeah.. pencil is a big selling point for me... but not really to put that money down for a pro... this i assume is good enough. Better than the airs from a few years ago, which is what I'm using.
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jordache
9y ago
promise is callback. When used in the context of the simple data loading scenario typical of D3, there is no difference.
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jordache
9y ago
sarcasm? who cares about D3's data loading APIs... i mean most sophisticated JS apps using D3 wouldn't use D3 for data fetching from the service.
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jordache
9y ago
wow so a platform with a robust sharing capability is not designed for certain 'types' of sharing. So the user has to be aware the internal implementation of each google cloud service and use them accordingly. I say this scenari
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jordache
9y ago
TIL, Google Drive built on the Geocities platform.
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jordache
9y ago
wow Google can't even deal with a butt out cordial HN hug? Really reflects well for their cloud offerings... sheesh
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jordache
9y ago
the author assumes deleting his data via facebook api actually deletes it?
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jordache
9y ago
for any ad, I'm sure the editor and the final stackholders are going through every scene in detail, those frames showing the text message on the lock screen, I'm sure has been viewed hundreds of times by multiple people. Yet no o
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jordache
9y ago
not really. one you setup your tripod there, you are already focusing on the light house... and then when a wave is crashing in, you just hold down the shutter for a few burst shots... very easy to replicate the same shot... say if it was a
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jordache
9y ago
This article is far more amazing than the OP's link.
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jordache
9y ago
the same sub second... splash's movement frozen in time is not at the ms level precision.... Also the scenario described here is not that rare.. Once you have two photogs there that day, your chances of getting the same shot is already
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jordache
9y ago
oh ok.. so he should know it's not 'wild'. annoying bait title.
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jordache
9y ago
Yo mark willson of co.design. Were you around 10 years ago? Let's tame the article title a bit huh? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jd3-eiid-Uw
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jordache
9y ago
de-regulation & free market will make right! Let's have the product labels indicate whether workers wore diapers and have the consumers decide the direction of worker conditions.
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