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by lojack 11y ago
I love it. It wasn't even that long ago that I used to spend countless hours building everything with the sliding doors method and doing weird hacks to make things work in IE6 or (gasp) IE5. There was a lot less to know, and things wer
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by lojack 11y ago
Yes, you could end up with multiple big joins. The advantage is that you're at least only doing a single query for those joins. What would be worse is performing joins on the client and doing three separate queries to get the data you
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by lojack 11y ago
Wouldn't a third alternative be to sell the options to someone who could afford to purchase the shares? Or are they non-transferrable?
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by lojack 11y ago
It's worth noting that a healthy weight accompanied by healthy exercise doesn't necessarily prevent heart disease. There's this perception that those at risk are overweight, and that isn't necessarily true. If you look a
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by lojack 11y ago
Out of curiosity, do you use vagrant for everything? I used Windows a little while ago, and I couldn't do any work without firing up a VM. I missed my environment, but if I did everything in a virtual machine, I could accomplish what I
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by lojack 11y ago
I agree with the author that programming sucks pretty bad. Making it suck less is part of the joy I get when programming. Even the highest quality software is at best organized chaos. We all know how to approach problems, that's the bo
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by lojack 11y ago
Pricing page says that subscriptions for individuals is coming soon.
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by lojack 11y ago
Correct me if I am wrong, but the big advantage is that in most cases you no longer need to run a diff on the two values. You can do a naive comparison, and if their references are different then you can assume the values have changed. If y
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by lojack 11y ago
It broke a couple things for me. Upgrading XCode, updating homebrew, and chown-ing /usr/local seemed to fix everything.
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by lojack 11y ago
I'm not quite sure what your point is. You say that the only use of react is the virtual DOM, so is it just that React is a poor choice as a template engine? I'm not personally convinced, but that's a bit of personal preferen
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by lojack 11y ago
Which is why this tool compiles the pages into static HTML before serving them to the client. Go ahead, disable javascript and visit any of the example websites.
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by lojack 11y ago
But what's the comparative advantage over a faster, easier to comprehend, and more correct html parser?
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by lojack 11y ago
Yes, I agree, if I "Default to javascript" then I'm evaluating options and picking Javascript in the absence of a clear choice. However, if I "Always default to javascript" then I'm picking Javascript without e
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by lojack 11y ago
This starts with the blanket statement that you should always use javascript when starting a new web project and then follows up with two examples of using javascript in non-web environments. While I agree that Javascript has matured a lot,
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by lojack 11y ago
> They try to solve quite different problems, right? Sort of. The problem React is solving is a subset of the problem Angular is solving. It's a bit more like comparing an older model sports car to a modern engine.
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by lojack 11y ago
A digital controller for my smoker that would control the temperature and smoke output so that I could start cooking before bed and be done by the time I woke up. Ideally it would keep a log of internal meat temperature and internal smoker
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by lojack 11y ago
You know if the flexbox addition includes fallback for browsers without flex support?
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by lojack 11y ago
While all of this helps, it's hard to say that it fixed the issue. As far as I'm aware, for US based flights, there have been a few bombing attempts, but no hijacking attempt since 9/11. It's hard to say if this is a res
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by lojack 11y ago
Same for me. I tried numerous times and couldn't get HTTP/2 to be faster than HTTP/1.1. I had one time where it was close, but the vast majority of the time its between 2x and 4x slower than HTTP/1.1.
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by lojack 11y ago
I got the feeling the article was about how the information we're given about the strength of beer is misleading. Partially because the units of measure are flawed, partially because of how our bodies metabolize alcohol, and partially
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by lojack 11y ago
The reason process annoys the talented is because it gets in their way. This is usually a result of having process for the sake of process and including things in your process that don't actually benefit anyone. IMO, it's generall
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by lojack 11y ago
As a counter argument, when grepping files you still need to parse the output in order to open the correct file. And, yes I understand that you can have grep output a path name and pass that directly in as an argument to your text editor. S
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by lojack 11y ago
I've used both. Localtunnel always seemed janky to me with occasional crashes or just not working for seemingly no reason. Ngrok simply works, and works well. It's also got a few nice features like being able to inspect requests i
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by lojack 11y ago
After working for an IT agency for years, my father was presented with a non-compete agreement and told he had to sign it. It made him realize that his clients were probably more loyal to him than to his company. Within a week he incorporat
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by lojack 11y ago
As RadioactiveMan said, they have a somewhat undocumented feature where they will sync your screep code with a GitHub repository. The only way to do that with GitHub scopes is to allow full read/write access to your all of your reposit
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by lojack 11y ago
Learning the secrets to a trick and learning how to perform a trick are two very different things. Looking through the videos it appears to be oriented around teaching you how to perform a trick (how to shuffle, use of flourish, etc) which
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by lojack 11y ago
should be relatively trivial to install vim
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by lojack 11y ago
Location: Cleveland, OH Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Not preferred, but would consider Technologies: Python, Django/Flask, NodeJS, wide variety of supporting technologies Résumé/CV: http://rob.codes/ Email: rc
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by lojack 11y ago
WordPerfect is still being used widely in the legal fields. StarOffice was open sourced and became OpenOffice and more recently has been forked into LibreOffice. Since we're now talking about more modern competition there's also G
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by lojack 11y ago
Word had massive amounts of competition. WordPerfect dominated the market well before Microsoft Word, was the biggest competitor for a long time, and still remains popular in niche applications. Lotus Word Pro, WordStar, StarOffice, and cou

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