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by joshuahutt 6y ago
Makes me wonder if having votes trickle _up_ the thread that produced them would make for a useful experiment?
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by joshuahutt 7y ago
This was one of the first problems I tackled as a developer. My naive approach was to calculate the values of the offers independently, pick the top one, and then continue to try to apply remaining offers. Obviously, it's not the optim
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by joshuahutt 7y ago
>As of V8 v7.3, --async-stack-traces is enabled by default. https://v8.dev/blog/fast-async
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by joshuahutt 8y ago
Yes, so you have a lock on the door that you can only manipulate from your room. Unlock it when you need to use the bathroom, lock it otherwise.
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by joshuahutt 8y ago
That thought occurred to me, too, but I realized that you could add locks that could only be locked from the bedroom sides.
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by joshuahutt 9y ago
This is my favorite one: https://whoishiring.io/
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by joshuahutt 9y ago
That's great to hear! :)
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by joshuahutt 9y ago
I've been using repl.it for a couple of (or more, I suppose) years now, and it's been very helpful to have a simple, reliable REPL to jump into, test things out, and to share code. I've turned students and colleagues to it, t
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by joshuahutt 9y ago
But the rest of the passwords wouldn't be in plain text...
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by joshuahutt 9y ago
A greedy one.
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by joshuahutt 9y ago
I'm curious as to why you even used a server at all. From the looks of it, you could have shipped the server code with the frontend and saved some bandwidth.
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by joshuahutt 9y ago
Holy history, Batman! I dragged the sliders around for a minute, and my browser history was completely decimated by identically-named entries. Maybe replace the existing state rather than pushing the new one?
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by joshuahutt 9y ago
What's the pricing model?
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by joshuahutt 9y ago
If you're not using HMR and you're worried about iteration time, you're missing the biggest win. The time it takes to transpile a function is negligible. http://matthewlehner.net/react-hot-module-replacement-w
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by joshuahutt 9y ago
The person you replied to already pointed out that the difference has no bearing on their ability to do the work in question, and that, as such, men and women should be treated equally in that area. >Where those biological differences ar
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by joshuahutt 9y ago
I was skeptical at first, but after reading through how it works and why it was done, I love it. In fact, it would have made quite a few bugs much easier to track down.
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by joshuahutt 9y ago
I discovered early on that, at least in larger companies, advancement in a role is based on your strategic value to the company, and not even remotely related to your work ethic. If your manager is willing to go to bat for you, you stand a
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by joshuahutt 9y ago
This is common, but it shouldn't be. If you have setup scripts to run each service, or if they're containerized, it's just a little additional work to get to where you can spin them up with a single command.
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by joshuahutt 9y ago
I used KeePass on Windows, and I use KeeWeb on Mac. KeeWeb is fast to search, allows for the inclusion of arbitrary data and tags, has a password generator, and it does autotype, which is nice. Also, it's open source. http:/&#x2F
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by joshuahutt 9y ago
An underrated alternative, at that. I had a great experience transitioning from Redux to MobX.
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by joshuahutt 9y ago
I went from Redux to MobX in one of my recent projects and it was a breath of fresh air. It's so much easier to work with, and more performant in my situation, too.
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by joshuahutt 10y ago
Where would the key be generated?
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by joshuahutt 10y ago
I always thought they were Eggcorns. http://eggcorns.lascribe.net/
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by joshuahutt 10y ago
> a real language like C# While I can agree that C# has tons of language features that make it more powerful than JavaScript, I take issue with the idea that those features are the defining characteristic of a "real" language.
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by joshuahutt 10y ago
I enjoyed RethinkDB a lot. Sad to see the business go belly-up. Have you evaluated Couchbase? I've been looking for an excuse to try it, but I usually just fall back on Postgres.
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by joshuahutt 10y ago
...the opposite of a "shameful acquihire"? Maybe they couldn't get him/them to abandon the app without buying it out.
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by joshuahutt 10y ago
Authorization typically means what actions the authenticated user is allowed to perform, not that the authenticated user has herself conveyed some kind of approval.
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by joshuahutt 10y ago
I must not be a true programmer, then. :/
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by joshuahutt 10y ago
Also, if you're trying to do something after multiple async operations, you've got to manually count your callbacks. (As opposed to using Promise.all)
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by joshuahutt 10y ago
You can use `git stash apply` to apply the stashed changes without removing them from the stash.

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