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   How the craft-beer movement abandoned Jim Koch (and his beloved Sam Adams)(bostonmagazine.com)

   3 points by krebby 12y ago|0 comments
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   by krebby 12y ago

   The only reason Object.observe is a standard is because the angular guys pushed it through. It's generally agreed to be a wart of the new spec [0]. [0] https://twitter.com/floydophone/status/46921424173271449
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   by krebby 12y ago

   You also have those in Underscore / Lo-Dash: _.filter(fields, {multilanguage: true}) _.where(fields, {multilanguage: false})
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   by krebby 12y ago

   I work on Exoskeleton and Backbone. How are you liking it in your project? Anything you'd like to see different?
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   by krebby 12y ago

   > Node does (because it's <1.0.0 where semver's rules are different) You might've missed the paragraph preëmptively responding to that (it was added in an edit). SemVer says that you shouldn't be pre-1.0.0 if you&#
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   by krebby 12y ago

   Yup. I'm the contributor who wrote that pull for the release. You can see the original here https://github.com/jashkenas/underscore/pull/1799
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   by krebby 12y ago

   See also https://github.com/jashkenas/underscore/issues/1684
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   by krebby 12y ago

   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conscription_in_Germany#Conscie...
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   by krebby 12y ago

   mitfahrgelegenheit.de is another great one. Ride shares tend to be much more popular in European countries because the distances between major cities are usually shorter and people are generally more trusting of riding in strangers' ca
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    by krebby 12y ago

    Can you blame them? As I've heard it told, many of the German employers wanted to hold onto the employees they'd already poured training resources into (and enjoyed working with). Many of the Turks had established families and liv
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    by krebby 12y ago

    Largely due to the high numbers of young counterculturalists who moved to West Berlin in the 70s and 80s. (Unlike the rest of West Germany West Berlin didn't have conscription.)
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    by krebby 12y ago

    Khot was one of my favorite professors at NYU and always lead on with way better and more in depth stories than the material presented initially. So great to read about his other successes.
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    by krebby 12y ago

    I interviewed at Amicus last year and they were clearly some of the nicest guys in tech. It's always hard to read stories like this but it's especially tough to see a good idea go under. Best of luck to everyone involved.
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    by krebby 12y ago

    I've been a longtime user of Chaplin and I love it, particularly when it comes to the Composer and Dispatcher. I've been experimenting recently with killing the view layer completely in favor of React templates, since I think reac
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    by krebby 12y ago

    Disappointed there weren't more House of Cards puns.
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    by krebby 13y ago

    for certain projects, I like ost.io as a way of "ask me anything" to project authors. I wish something like it were more widely used however.
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    by krebby 13y ago

    Or use zsh, which will do something like this globally.
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    by krebby 13y ago

    I would imagine anyone using an obscure browser doesn't need a website to tell them what they're using though.
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    by krebby 13y ago

    Aside from Square and Groupon, nobody big is building any complex apps around either of these technologies. The question has been and remains: if ember and angular are so great, where are the real use cases?
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    by krebby 13y ago

    so just deep-clone your object before freezing / sealing, right?
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    by krebby 13y ago

    I'm working on a project currently that needs this but we're an express / mongo stack and not a meteor stack. Anyone know of anything similar I can add to the mongodb node driver? Or can I switch to meteor's node driver
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    by krebby 13y ago

    Automation is going to happen regardless. Tactics like this are just buying time.
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    by krebby 13y ago

    automation is going to happen regardless. Tactics like this are just buying time.
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    by krebby 13y ago

    Same here. His Machine Learning course was one of the hardest but most rewarding classes I've ever taken. Definitely glad to see him expanding his reach outside of Academia.
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    by krebby 13y ago

    For what it's worth, the old title was something like "Github Introduces Two-Factor Auth", which is a lot more descriptive and informative than the shorter title. Would like to know why it was changed.
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    by krebby 13y ago

    24 Pull Requests[0] was launched during Christmastime, and was a great resource for finding projects in need and posting my own. I only wish it were available year-round. Anyone want to pick up the torch here? [0] http://24pullre
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    by krebby 13y ago

    It should be, it's hardware-accelerated (take a look at the translate3d hack) Paul Irish did a good writeup here: http://www.paulirish.com/2012/why-moving-elements-with-trans...
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    by krebby 14y ago

    The funny thing here is that deleting an article on Wikipedia is more akin to hiding its contents from the public (i.e. non-sysop users) than it is to deletion. No history or content is actually lost, and as we're all aware nothing ever tru
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    by krebby 14y ago

    It's New Coke for open source projects!
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    by krebby 14y ago

    awesome. this has been a huge thorn for a while now. so good to see it's gone. Now if only we had custom sounds support!