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11y ago
Something went wrong, I'll stop here and you'll never know. Next time, try to catch it.
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I thought so as well, then I read some comments and doubt it a bit. But this speaks for the current state of frontend. We are willing to be open/accept a lot of crazy ideas about organizing the frontend, but thankfully there is a limit
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11y ago
Scalable tab management. Being able to (name) group them without restrictions and being natively implemented on the browser without separate screens etc.
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Axis Mundi – A secure, resilient, distributed and open communication platform
(six-pack.github.io)
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11y ago
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11y ago
Margins matter, remember of PS3 which was sold at cost and even with losses since Sony was looking at profits from game sales.
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11y ago
kdb as well, I would imagine them having some kind of patent.
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11y ago
I've been using Babel to experience the ES6/7 world and it's a great experience to use async/await among else. Like others have said the error handling is not ok, however I want to focus on another related thing. The use
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11y ago
There is no need to always create an "opposite"-view post in response to other "controversial" posts. Can't wait for "The Pragmatic Front-End Developer" to pop-up in a few days. Bottom line, we should focu
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11y ago
True, yet further down the article we see: "What does $1M buy you?", which must be a typo.
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Yannis Varoufakis consulted Valve regarding micro-transactions, but had nothing to do with EVE online. EVE Online's economist was Dr. Eyjólfur Guðmundsson https://twitter.com/ccp_dreyjog and really did wonders with the
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11y ago
It's not really a big deal on this case. But either case, there are so many things, unless you are competing or there is a big player with such name, I think it's fine. Also, in these cases you usually say Atom editor or Atom feed
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11y ago
> TICK stack: for building applications around time series data > [...] > The name TICK is a reference to what people in finance refer to as a single point in a time series. We’ll be announcing more on the TICK stack soon. I'm
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11y ago
A different way for a cubicle farm.
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11y ago
I hear this argument a lot, but things changed a lot since the 90s. People's adaption to new tech has evolved. Even if they fail now, when they make the product that is truly good, everyone will keep hearing that on the press and from
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11y ago
I've been coding JS for a while now, and it personally feels having imposter syndrome most of the time. It's easy to get into making/sharing something, but has no (strict) guidelines on how things are structured or work. So y
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11y ago
The problem with Dash is that it doesn't really scale.
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11y ago
If you manage to get on a proper server without crashing.
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11y ago
I was hoping that as well, that's the main challenge with multiple identities, but it seems it's not included on karn :(
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12y ago
Although, I disagree, there is a note on the sidebar.
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12y ago
Not sure what you are thinking of exactly, but for monitoring etc Concurix[1] provided deep details about the execution of the whole application. [1]: http://concurix.com/#tutorial-transaction-history
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12y ago
I'm working on a algo-trading system and thinking of moving my tick data to kdb+, however I see no price on their site, care to enlight? Also, do you know what are the limits of the free evaluation/32-bit version? Thanks
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12y ago
I can imagine in the future there may be a time where like the vinyls, "hipster" entrepreneurs et al. will try to create a bot-free stock exchange, because stock exchanges do have great value for businesses if not messed with mean
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12y ago
I'm completely clueless about Scala's ecosystem. Do you know which is used more generally and which used more by startups? Thank you
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12y ago
Yeap
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Exactly, I recently heard the nodeup podcast where it was said that io.js is beta and don't expect rc-1 or beta tag, just plain semver, but said that eventually both forks should unite again. That plus update-on-release V8s are incompa
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12y ago
(A bit) off-topic, but imagine if Google is working on a from-scratch brand new javascript runtime engine.
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12y ago
First time I heard about Prometheus (by Soundcloud). I wonder how it compares to InfluxDB as a time-series DB (ignoring the monitoring things).
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12y ago
I remember some articles that showed connection of those squatters to GoDaddy and wasn't that surprising really.
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12y ago
Quite true, I rather leave magic at Hogwarts. Although the package nature of node etc. could be fitting for such magic behind some public facing API. Also, I have some concerns over their performance but we will see in time.
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12y ago
I think I just exhausted your bandwidth :P * Bandwidth Limit Exceeded
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