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by justinlilly 11y ago
The group I work with at MIT (the Office of Digital Learning) is hiring. Tech: python/django, docker/heroku, react/redux/webpack We're helping build online courseware through open source technology. The majority of
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Literate API testing with Dredd(justin.abrah.ms)
1 points by justinlilly 11y ago|0 comments
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by justinlilly 11y ago
Apparently there are fixes for this even in our own country. Oregon's state legislature, for instance, has a clause which says what the bill is about. Any amendments that don't meet that qualification are not allowed to be tacked
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by justinlilly 11y ago
I have this laptop. The 8gb ram is a real issue for me (due to VM usage), so I'm looking to switch away from it. That said, aside from the memory issue.. I love this laptop.
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by justinlilly 11y ago
This is neat! I'm excited to see things about the GitHub code review ecosystem improving. I've long wanted to see "when tests pass and a reviewer :shipit:'s, then go ahead and merge the code" bots. I wrote a bot of
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by justinlilly 11y ago
You may be interested in earlyretirementextreme.com which details how to do exactly what your friend did.
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by justinlilly 11y ago
Those interested might also check out beancount. It's double entry accounting in text files similar to ledger. Martin, the author, has written some pretty fantastic documentation around it. http://furius.ca/beancount&#x
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Visualize code coverage as you write your code(justin.abrah.ms)
2 points by justinlilly 11y ago|1 comments
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by justinlilly 12y ago
What I've gotten from this is that you're shipping side-by-side diffs that are 'better', but it's unclear what it's better /than/. Inline diffs? Some other tool's side-by-side diffing? I want to
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Microsoft lays off 1351 people(esd.wa.gov)
3 points by justinlilly 12y ago|0 comments
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by justinlilly 12y ago
CAC doesn't really play into things when you're relying on word of mouth. It helps answer the question "When I go to scale this business, how will it scale?"
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by justinlilly 13y ago
Speaking for me, my company paid for everything because I'm speaking.
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by justinlilly 13y ago
Quick Left (and, by extension, Sprint.ly) is hiring programmers. We do consulting stuff and also run a product (Sprint.ly). You get to work with some cool folks from either Portland, OR, Boulder, CO, or SFO. If that's of interest, mess
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Pull request templates make code review easier(quickleft.com)
2 points by justinlilly 13y ago|0 comments
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by justinlilly 13y ago
The best part about this site is figuring out what exactly might be a good use for things like creepy.io :)
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Show HN: Pipe linter output to GitHub code reviews(justin.abrah.ms)
2 points by justinlilly 13y ago|1 comments
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by justinlilly 13y ago
If the theoretical data is available on the theoretical abuser, the police could monitor it, or you could have a non-profit service which monitors the proximity and alerts authorities / sends a "get out of the house" message
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by justinlilly 13y ago
This is very cool. How was it built? Is the source available? Clicking the commit SHAs doesn't link to the commit for me.
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by justinlilly 13y ago
Fantastic conference and gave me a lot of hope for the future of javascript. :)
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Book Review: Backbone.js Testing(justin.abrah.ms)
1 points by justinlilly 13y ago|0 comments
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by justinlilly 13y ago
The phone feels nice, size wise. I'm a fellow with big palms and stubby fingers, and it feels just fine. In an effort to answer both questions at once.. http://i.imgur.com/tU642P1.jpg
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Selenium's Page Object Pattern: The Key to Maintainable Tests(justin.abrah.ms)
5 points by justinlilly 13y ago|1 comments
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Read The Docs: New theme & Improvements(ericholscher.com)
18 points by justinlilly 13y ago|1 comments
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by justinlilly 13y ago
For the scaling thing, the topic you want to research is Bayesian averaging. The folks behind typewar talk about it a bit.
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by justinlilly 13y ago
If you had this: var one = "_I_just_like_talking_like_this_"; var two = "_two"; var test = {_two: "II"}; And ran the program in the blog post, one's value, two's value and the _two at
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by justinlilly 13y ago
Perhaps not a 'proper' refactor. For that, check out Tern, mentioned below. If you want deeper control, my examples are rather mundane. Check out rewrite-js linked in the post for a better example of stronger guarantees based on A
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by justinlilly 13y ago
Was discussing this in #node.js on freenode and someone suggested looking at Tern as well. It seems to be a bigger, though more powerful, library. Blog post that was suggested: http://marijnhaverbeke.nl/blog/tern.html
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Javascript Refactoring without an IDE(justin.abrah.ms)
18 points by justinlilly 13y ago|7 comments
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by justinlilly 13y ago
You might check out recurly.com. Very solid reporting on the backend.
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The State of GitHub's code review tooling(justin.abrah.ms)
9 points by justinlilly 13y ago|0 comments

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