lightblade

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   by lightblade 12y ago

   Don't be too sure about that. I would much rather buy a touch tv than ultra HDTV for my livingroom.
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   by lightblade 12y ago

   I realized some time ago that the run loop inside Ember (aka Backburner) is really similar to Flux. In Flux, everything is powered by the dispatcher. Changes to the store goes through dispatcher. All the stores changes that react to another
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   by lightblade 12y ago

   Oh, but we have proper ethics training for using cutlery. It's called table manner. > Table manners are the rules of etiquette used while eating, which may also include the appropriate use of utensils. > - http://en.wi
4. 94.▲
   by lightblade 12y ago

   I don't think kids should learn to code at such early age, not without proper ethics training. Programming gives you a lot of power. The power to do both good and evil. Children just don't have that kind of judgement. If you teach
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   by lightblade 12y ago

   I wonder if human can be trained to do this. Certainly sounds like something coming out of sci-fi or martial art movie.
6. 96.▲
   by lightblade 12y ago

   We let robots give order all the time. The traffic light is one example.
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   by lightblade 12y ago

   I develop with Sencha frameworks full time. The learning curve is on the same level as Ember, while not easy but still manageable, unlike many people want you to believe. ExtJS component life cycle changed a lot form 4.0 to 4.2 and they ref
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   by lightblade 12y ago

   I was working on a blog post on implementing drag and drop using functional reactive programming (FRP) with bacon.js. Your question just pushed me to finish it :) Here it is. http://www.codingupfengshui.io/functional-reactiv
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   by lightblade 12y ago

   I would say enough to buy a house, which is in the range of 750k-1.5m. This range would go up as the housing price goes up.
10. 100.▲
    by lightblade 12y ago

    But how does it compare to recent grads from a state college?
11. 101.▲
    by lightblade 12y ago

    The JavaScript library Joose was inspired by moose. http://joose.it
12. 102.▲
    by lightblade 12y ago

    So that when we have another leak, it will be even more devastating
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    by lightblade 12y ago

    I somewhat agrees with the author. But I think GOF Design Patterns is only ONE step in the right direction and it is time to move beyond that. It is because of the GOF Design Patterns that we started to talk about anti-patterns. In my opini
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    by lightblade 12y ago

    React is not functional reactive by itself. Although there's no stopping people from integrating it with other FRP libraries.
15. 105.▲
    by lightblade 12y ago

    There's also this: https://www.realscout.com Although I'm not entirely sure how they operate.
16. 106.▲
    by lightblade 12y ago

    I heard that Microsoft is almost a direct feed into Google. Perhaps he should try there?
17. 107.▲
    by lightblade 12y ago

    I've been thinking why there's no virtual dom implementation other than react. Glad to see there's finally some out there.
18. 108.▲
    by lightblade 12y ago

    Are there any subscription services that let me eat healthy and don't have to cook? Better yet, feed me like a hamster :P
19. 109.▲
    by lightblade 12y ago

    I don't see why you can't have both declarative rule-based programming and AOP.
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    by lightblade 12y ago

    Yes, I do that all the time when I'm watching porn. Both JavaScript and cookies. It sure makes me feel a lot safer. But, unless you're building a porn site, I wouldn't worry much about it.
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    JavaScript prototype mutation(jsperf.com)

    1 points by lightblade 12y ago|0 comments
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    by lightblade 12y ago

    ^ This I was going to reply about experience (and code review) being the best teacher, but this is better. Critics from your peers are good, but critics from the experts are even better.
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    by lightblade 12y ago

    "It's ultra scalable!" lol, I'm just joking. Well, half joking. But this kind of thing does looks very scalable for mass building. I wonder what kind of problem is it aiming to solve? Does it solves the homeless problem
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    by lightblade 12y ago

    I wonder what if I used the stock options money to purchase lottery tickets, would I have more chance of winning big? Since stock options vests over 5 years and lottery tickets draws every week, I tend to think you have better chance winnin
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    by lightblade 12y ago

    This is not only good for the interviewee, but also a great practice ground for interviewers. Interviewing candidates also takes skills. :)
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    by lightblade 12y ago

    "Functional" reactive programming is the functional programming for events. Reactive programming is actually pretty broad.
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    by lightblade 12y ago

    I wonder if my disk is already encrypted (full disk encryption), can they put another encryption on top of that?
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    by lightblade 12y ago

    It doesn't necessarily has to be slower than string concatenation. String concatenation has the issue of a lot of gc pauses. You'll need some benchmark tests to know for sure.
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    by lightblade 12y ago

    Telerik is just Kendo UI right? I remember seeing people mention it in this thread.
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    by lightblade 12y ago

    I've worked with Sencha frameworks for 3 projects over 5 years. There is definitely a love-hate feel about it. The first project was working with it through GWT. Views are built imperatively with Java. I didn't touch any JavaScrip