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by lightblade 10y ago
I'm surprised that his wife didn't divorce him for taking so much risk over this much money. Especially when they have 2 kids.
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by lightblade 10y ago
OO is when you really love objects, you put objects in objects. FP is when you really love functions, you put functions in functions. Of course, if you like both, you can put functions into objects and objects into functions.
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by lightblade 11y ago
Does v4 comes in the form of packaged distribution? It just seems all this modularity stuff is creating its own dependency hell.
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by lightblade 11y ago
Ah I missed the live stream. Anywhere I can watch a recording of the keynote?
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by lightblade 11y ago
No where that mentions Broccoli. Broccoli isn't that new. I think it deserves a mention. Broccoli is a build tool and not a task runner. You can use Grunt or Gulp to drive it. Heck, you can use make if you want. First time users often
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by lightblade 11y ago
That is so unfortunately true. I have found the unicorns like to hand out RSUs like candy.
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by lightblade 11y ago
Network is not something you get overnight. It may take years of strategic planning to achieve. I would say networking is less about meeting people and more about building a reputation. Commenting here on HN is one way to build that reputat
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by lightblade 11y ago
Nope, use ISO 8601 format just like blog post suggested. It's more readable and not vulnerable to the Year 2038 problem [1]. It's also important to note that ISO 8601 format is the default format that Date object serialize to. Try
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by lightblade 11y ago
Have you seen this? https://meta.discourse.org/t/the-state-of-javascript-on-andr... This problem is not Ember but JavaScript in general.
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by lightblade 11y ago
Oh you missed out so much by stopping at "But why stop there?" > ...can also represent infinite sets This is the highlight.
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by lightblade 11y ago
I think vimcast[1] actually does something similar to that. The actual keystrokes are displayed on the screen as he live code the screencast. Check it out. [1]: http://vimcasts.org
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by lightblade 11y ago
I guess it is frowned upon in this way. After 4 years of using Vim, watching other people live coding in Sublime is like watching turtle crawl. "C'mon faster!!" Can be a bit frustrating actually. I guess the reason could be t
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by lightblade 11y ago
I suspect the same applies to frontend dev. A lot of people just don't want to touch JavaScript.
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by lightblade 11y ago
Yea, that's something d3 can't do: convert raw HTML to DOM nodes the way that $.parseHTML do. But if you can do that... d3.select('.foo').append(d3.functor(node));
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by lightblade 11y ago
Just one feature missing: event delegation. Event listeners in d3 are not delegated listeners. Implementing this feature actually is not an easy matter as you need to preserve the d3 data binding context and also attach to the nearest svg e
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by lightblade 11y ago
d3.select('.foo').html('<div class="bar" data-selected="true"/>';
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ES2016 Proposal – push generator (aka Observables)(github.com)
2 points by lightblade 11y ago|0 comments
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by lightblade 12y ago
What? Of course private office is better. In an open office, I always have to worry about if my fart is too loud for the person next to me to hear. It's like every time I have to pass gas, it interrupts my train of thought so I get to
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by lightblade 12y ago
I have seen form validators that actually block you from using disposable emails.
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by lightblade 12y ago
https://github.com/ardagnir/pterosaur/issues/38 Looks like it's in the work.
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by lightblade 12y ago
So this is why I'm getting 5-10 recruiter calls a day this week.
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by lightblade 12y ago
What is preventing is from building canals from the Northeast to California? They are having devastating snowstorm s and we having draught. It make sense.
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by lightblade 12y ago
There are definitely design patterns for frontend. There are just no books being published on this topic yet. Most knowledge in this area is scattered is varies blog post, tech talks, and maybe some framework guides. There are a few publis
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by lightblade 12y ago
> On my machine, the dbmon app in Ember+Glimmer gets 10 renders per second, React gets 14. Not bad, way better than 0.1 per second! https://twitter.com/ryanflorence/status/572991666090467330
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by lightblade 12y ago
I thought dust is still using string concatenation. Has this changed and when?
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by lightblade 12y ago
> By now it should be clear that too many users would choose a native app over a web app. I, for one, don't. Why install a 500MB Facebook app when I can get the same news feed with a 1kb bookmark?
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by lightblade 12y ago
I thought this is common in the startup world.
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by lightblade 12y ago
Excellent question! To me, rockstar does not equal to 10xer. Rockstar does not necessarily perform better, but they have gained enough (positive) reputation within their domain that they now have fans. In other words, hiring rockstars means
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by lightblade 12y ago
> ...have obtained personal information from our current and former members such as their names, birthdays, medical IDs/social security numbers, street addresses, email addresses and employment information That's medical ID and
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What I Learned About Dealing with People from Playing Games Online(lifehacker.com)
2 points by lightblade 12y ago|0 comments

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