krisdol

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by krisdol 11y ago
Yes, that one. I agree with you, by the way. I don't have a terminal in front of me, but the progress bar seems to leave something like 10 characters of less of rapidly-changing status updates in exchange for the vast majority of horiz
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by krisdol 11y ago
Could you expand on that? What causes it to be nondeterministic? I haven't had that experience but it's the second time I've read someone reference this behavior
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by krisdol 11y ago
I literally just installed tern in atom a few minutes ago and it works. This is the .tern-project file I generated, but I have no idea if it's optimal. { "ecmaVersion": 6, "libs": [], "loadEagerly":
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by krisdol 11y ago
Atom has been awesome for me for JS and Rust, and that's after being a years-long user of IntelliJ products (and vim -- but I don't ever truly ditch vim).
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by krisdol 11y ago
Nah just hard wrap at the line length. Imagine everyone setting their preferred tab width and hard wrapping. That'll be fun for looking at VCS diffs...
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by krisdol 11y ago
"- only press a single key instead of tapping 2 or 4 times." I use spaces and I still only hit a single key.
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by krisdol 11y ago
Huh oddly that explains a lot of the aesthetics of NES games.
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by krisdol 11y ago
Which is misused since, if anything, all pictures I've seen resemble 3D projections of games from the 16 bit/SNES era.
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by krisdol 11y ago
It's not that I don't know how to set it up or use it, I just trust a future V8 implementation enough to wait for it over using a shim. I've also become a bit allergic to dependencies :P. I do trust that it works, and if I we
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by krisdol 11y ago
Woohoo! I've been hoping that this guy's Function.bind optimizations land before 6.0: http://benediktmeurer.de/2015/12/25/a-new-approach-to-functi... But you prompted me to check on the status of hi
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by krisdol 11y ago
Wow, var was so broken. Anyway, we use as much ES6 as Node 4 allows at work. Transpiling on the server never made much sense to me. I also used to sprinkle the fat-arrow syntax everywhere just because it looked nicer than anonymous function
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by krisdol 11y ago
He's comparing as a percentage of GDP. I don't know about you but I don't get taxed on my personal GDP, because I reckon I'd be taxed on about 5 times my actual salary since I think that's the amount of profit my co
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by krisdol 11y ago
So you're suggesting we keep drowning the department in cash, hoping that one of the projects they build has a happy side effect of not murdering or spying on people. Take the same money and spend it on R&D projects whose purpose i
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by krisdol 11y ago
GP was pretty obviously tongue-in-cheek.
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by krisdol 11y ago
It's easier to rewrite something than it is to produce an MVP that consumers and investors want to buy into. I'm 150% into the anti-monolith approach for serious scale, but meteor is like Rails in the respect that small teams can
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by krisdol 11y ago
Isn't it just --max-old-space-size=whateveryouwant? The default of 512mb seems pretty reasonable.
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by krisdol 11y ago
Absolutely. But I don't think city living needs to be expensive. Looking toward the more population-dense central Europe, average families are able to afford to live in urban areas because there is far more urban housing available th
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by krisdol 11y ago
Agree, fully. I add that remote feels incredibly easy when it's ingrained in the company, as it is for the one I work at right now. After experiencing it, I feel like it really doesn't have to be as hard as my previous employers
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by krisdol 11y ago
> quiet cost-conscious piece of paradise Some of us like living in the city :(.
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by krisdol 11y ago
>I agree that there is a class of games that can be easily implemented with a prebuilt engine, but this is not one of them. I'm sure everything from minecraft and Dwarf Fortress through Battlefield 4 could have been implemented in a
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by krisdol 11y ago
Most are not writing their own engines anymore. In this day of mobile and web gaming, indie developers everywhere, and game engines like Unity and UE4 being so accessible, I think more game developers are writing games in Java, JavaScript,
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by krisdol 11y ago
People around the world break the law all the time by using Uber and Airbnb. There are many alternatives to Netflix, and yes, torrenting is one of them.
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by krisdol 11y ago
I search for hard wrap in the plugins and the first hit seems to do the job.
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by krisdol 11y ago
3 projects open in separate windows with over 30 files being edited: http://imgur.com/uK7KbO8 There's something seriously wrong with your system's compatibility with Atom.
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by krisdol 11y ago
Probably. It has been preserving my sessions for a while.
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by krisdol 11y ago
You really can't please some people.
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by krisdol 11y ago
>I'm totally confused about why people are having a problem with this comment. It seems like half of this submission is a graveyard. Disappointing.
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by krisdol 11y ago
>When Joyent decided they didn't want to embrace anymore, the community took the extinguisher out of their hands Joyent wound up embracing io.js, and Node.js is moving at a very fast pace now while maintaining LTS branches in parall
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by krisdol 11y ago
In the case of the MIT license, I don't see much harm in throwing in a CLA because it's nearly impossible for Microsoft to do anything to break the terms of the license; however, while I am not a lawyer and this isn't legal a
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by krisdol 11y ago
Wouldn't it be far easier with MIT than GPL? The BSD license sure did little to keep the open source roots of Mac OS thriving.

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