leokun

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by leokun 13y ago
I bought the book. He's an established writer who does his job of writing well and he has an interesting story to tell.
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by leokun 13y ago
Berkeley, California is a "nuclear free zone" as the many signs scattered around the city will announce to those that enter. I guess this machine will not be allowed for sale here.
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by leokun 13y ago
Can you name a specific arbitrage opportunity because I wouldn't mind making some money.
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by leokun 13y ago
I buy physical books for my daughter. We also go the library every week and borrow books. I have the same experience without having to resort to reading a physical book myself. I use a kindle fire and have gotten rid of 99% of my physical b
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by leokun 13y ago
> the web is rapidly gaining all the flaws that Flash used to have False. 1. Modern JavaScript vms are sandboxed, not native plugins with unending security holes. 2. It's nearly all open standards and open source, not proprietary cl
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by leokun 13y ago
You didn't really have to add the racism to make that point.
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by leokun 13y ago
I've never seen these as doing work for free. I've seen hackathons as a way to get developers excited about a product, platform or API. A cool and fun form of marketing, in effect.
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by leokun 13y ago
She's not a hypocrite. She is very open and public about her positions. I do not think she is dishonest I just think she fights against progress.
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by leokun 13y ago
In five years she will have done so much more damage it's hardly fun to think about it.
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by leokun 13y ago
By unsafe I meant insecure. Also with C you have to import headers.
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by leokun 13y ago
> If she runs again in 2012 2012 was last year.
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by leokun 13y ago
That's kind of like JavaScript the good parts eh? Cool.
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by leokun 13y ago
> how to avoid what PHP has been infamous for : spaghetti code Spaghetti code is not what PHP is infamous for. Spaghetti code can be written in any language. PHP is infamous for all library functions being in the global scope, lack of sa
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by leokun 13y ago
I think the bit about the single vote was about her? Does it mean they had just one vote in the committee or a single person quashed the bill? Feinstein lives in an ivory tower, completely isolated from the needs of ordinary citizens in Cal
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by leokun 13y ago
I just don't understand why anyone developing a language would think dynamic scope would be a good idea.
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by leokun 13y ago
I pick less chance for errors over performance. Referencing variables outside of local scope is something I avoid. Write beautiful code first, because it's easier to optimize beautiful code than to beautify optimized code.
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by leokun 13y ago
Someone else asked this too, check out my answer there.
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by leokun 13y ago
Yeah didn't notice the lack of doc comments. That is nice to have for a library.
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by leokun 13y ago
Native methods can be slower than simply using a for (Edit: while) loop: http://allyoucanleet.com/post/21624742336/jsconf-us-12-slide... self = this is error prone because it relies on JavaScript's lexical sc
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by leokun 13y ago
==== Don't like: dust.js templates instead of handlebars self = this all over the place native use of forEach and Object.keys instead of underscore or lowdash ==== I like: that you can change the template system grouping routes, I alwa
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by leokun 13y ago
We've developed a WebRTC PeerConnection video chat, and it is not so great just yet. It barely works in Firefox, and is all around buggy and constantly changing.
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by leokun 13y ago
> We still have not taken the step of building a wikipedia page for our startup, and instead have continued to focus on making it notable. Do you not know about Wikpedia's policies? You should probably not create a wikipedia page
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by leokun 13y ago
Yeah, it's like leaving money on the table I suppose.
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by leokun 13y ago
I've never seen too many people smile waiting for Bart either, and I've looked for smiles.
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by leokun 13y ago
China has its own quality brands. Lenovo comes to mind. Lenovos are probably some of the best laptops out there.
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by leokun 13y ago
Agreed, Google Code is awful. The tree ui for browsing code is so very terrible. Browsing commits is a terrible pain. Viewing diffs is awful. And the site just looks ugly and is hard to use. I was tired of Google Code before I even knew abo
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by leokun 13y ago
Some companies cannot hire felons. Companies that require PCI compliance and companies with secured data centers like Rackspace will often not hire felons as a policy. I'd hire you though. I hope someday after we've had enough of
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by leokun 13y ago
> There isn't a single communist country, and I don't think there has ever been any. The Animal Farm problem I guess, maybe AI can help some day.
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by leokun 13y ago
If you read the name as "zero message queue" is it surprising that it doesn't have persistence? There's no message queue.
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by leokun 13y ago
Cars without access to official batteries will probably create a market for Zoe batteries from third parties.

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