kaonashi

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by kaonashi 12y ago
There is a jsx-mode on elpa that seems to work pretty well. At least it does for me.
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by kaonashi 12y ago
Right, but it's declarative. You only care about how the DOM looks right now.
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by kaonashi 12y ago
With React there really is no notion of manipulating DOM, so there is no need to test it.
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by kaonashi 12y ago
It also promotes procedural code for modifying DOM, not declarative. This makes unit testing much harder imo, since you're into the realm of either working against a real DOM, or mocking everything.
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by kaonashi 12y ago
Oh boy, jQuery soup. Sounds fun to unit test.
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by kaonashi 12y ago
Having built large Ember and Flux apps, Ember seems a big opaque mess. Computed properties which depend upon other computed properties never seem to update quite right. The object system is tightly coupled to the template system. It's
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by kaonashi 12y ago
> An implication of these observations is that clients can avoid effort overrun by being less price - and more competence - focused when selecting providers. I absolutely loved this line.
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by kaonashi 12y ago
I think he's referring to the tight coupling between the object system and the data-binding/dom-update mechanisms. React and Angular are both able to avoid those.
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by kaonashi 12y ago
Mithril is way too opinionated about data structures, where every object/collection needs to be wrapped up. With React you can use anything, it's the virtual DOM you return it cares about.
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by kaonashi 12y ago
React would handle the DOM; you would have to have some data model that handles the autocomplete list/cursor position and then feeds the results back into the react component.
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by kaonashi 12y ago
If you're doing any kind of rich-client js development without data binding, you're going to have a real bad time. React will fit the bill here, and can be used with Backbone.
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by kaonashi 12y ago
Which is exactly why you should choose it.
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by kaonashi 12y ago
It's not whether or not he can, it's whether or not he did.
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by kaonashi 12y ago
The ones I've seen are things like vouchers and charter schools. They are solutions that don't compose.
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by kaonashi 12y ago
That's a fine bit of moralizing, but the reality is you have to illuminate a sane path from here to there. Most the paths I've seen proposed do not seem in the least bit viable.
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by kaonashi 12y ago
There are plenty of for-profit colleges, and by and large they are complete scams. Color me highly skeptical. In the real world most education is government subsidized, and the counterexamples that do well seem to run on a non-profit model
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by kaonashi 12y ago
Looks fine in Chrome on MBP retina (NVIDIA GT 750M).
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by kaonashi 12y ago
It looks like there were some layer composition issues on Chrome (nvidia gtx 780 on windows).
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by kaonashi 12y ago
Well, that doesn't mean there can't be fraud involved. There often is, and that's when things tend to fail spectacularly.
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by kaonashi 12y ago
That's the essence of loaning money; the central difference between medieval and modern economies.
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by kaonashi 12y ago
Can you add some specifics around the 'so much more'?
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by kaonashi 12y ago
Start by nuking Sprockets from orbit.
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by kaonashi 12y ago
If he hadn't made a popular photograph, his income would be lower.
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by kaonashi 12y ago
You're not just doing math, you're making a moral argument: that if the length of a copyright term is lesser due to the lifespan of the author, that this is somehow 'discriminatory'.
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by kaonashi 12y ago
Recently watched this video, which describes why underscore is actually making this difficult through its design. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m3svKOdZijA
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by kaonashi 12y ago
Well, I'm not convinced a Bitcoin lending facility could really scale into any kind of inter-bank system that handles a fraction of the volume of our current system (since monetary policy works on lending channels).
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by kaonashi 12y ago
My last upgrade path was to pay $300 to get my MBP completely factory refurbished, then replace the internal HDD with an SSD.
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by kaonashi 12y ago
Encouraging composition and simplifying event flow.
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by kaonashi 12y ago
Usually I have an action call out to some DAO class which encapsulates an HTTP request and returns a promise, then just firing off a different action in the done and fail callbacks.
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by kaonashi 12y ago
Voting up flame-baity comment because I agree with it.

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