masterj

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by masterj 9y ago
A facial gesture to disable would go a long way here. Stick out your tongue => force passcode
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by masterj 9y ago
> much more secure PIN Is it? Before touch sensors became the norm people would put in their PIN every few minutes. It would get picked up by countless security cameras. You could talk to a stranger for 2 minutes and pick up their PIN if
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by masterj 9y ago
Is your pet snake a monthly active user?
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Habits of a Happy Node Hacker(blog.heroku.com)
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by masterj 9y ago
Additionally, once you are going to spend more than a day on a wall you have to also bring along camping gear and additional food, especially water. This means erecting elaborate haul systems after every pitch and slows things down dramatic
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by masterj 9y ago
> I'd ballpark that it's been free climbed by 100-300 people? If you restrict that to people who've done it in a day you're probably down to a couple dozen at most.
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by masterj 9y ago
Successfully free climbing the freerider is a lifetime achievement even for professional climbers, often requiring up to a week on the wall. To do it in under 24 hours is the realm of the most elite climbers only. To be able to approach it
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by masterj 9y ago
I do support and these issues come up all the time with yarn: - native packages are not well-supported by yarn yet, notably node-sass since it's so widely-used - no private module support
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by masterj 10y ago
> And while [sitting in an office] all day isn't exactly the worst thing, I could see issues if that turns into people getting depressed. [Office work] isn't really healthy. > And while [bagging groceries] all day isn't
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by masterj 10y ago
If you auto-format as a commit hook then all of the changes you see will be AST-based, and you can ignore the style.
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by masterj 10y ago
While understanding the state of a project is important for potential adopters, might I suggest filing a GitHub issue in lieu of this comment as something that might actually have a positive outcome?
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by masterj 10y ago
It's just applying a function to a tagged template literal at compile-time instead of run-time, but it doesn't change the semantics of the language. Calling it a one-off language is hyperbole. Think of it as a compiler optimizatio
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by masterj 10y ago
It could be very useful for docs sites, blogs, coding books. Anything where ease-of-authoring is the highest priority. You could maintain it in markdown but also inject your custom components for examples or bits of interactivity.
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by masterj 10y ago
Guillermo is also behind Socket.IO, Cloudup, and organizes JSConf Argentina
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by masterj 11y ago
Have you tried Nuclide? It has good remote project support since FB web engineers have to develop on remote servers.
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by masterj 11y ago
You can read it as "pull on gear". In "free climbing" pieces of gear are slotted inside cracks and the rope is clipped to them for safety. If you grab the gear and use it because you can't climb the natural face it
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by masterj 11y ago
And 4TB these days only costs ~$120 http://www.amazon.com/Seagate-SATA-3-5-Inch-Desktop-ST4000DM... though it's still a chore to manage and backup so many photos
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by masterj 11y ago
> Not everyone has Facebook's budget or resources to upgrade every 2 months. Even if you're FB, dedicating the engineering time to upgrading/testing/deploying 15k+ components by making a breaking change would be madne
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by masterj 11y ago
Why do you care about an imaginary number? FB (and many other large companies) heavily use this in production, and have to migrate their own apps. FB even goes farther and uses the master branch (well, synced every week or so). That's
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by masterj 11y ago
It's competitor from facebook ( http://flowtype.org/ ) is also really fast during development as well, even for sweeping changes across big sections of the code base.
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by masterj 11y ago
It's scalable with the right tools. If you can write a transform at the level of the AST that will make the change for you, you can do it in one commit. FB has written about this: https://medium.com/@cpojer/effecti
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by masterj 11y ago
In the example you used you're re-defining the class by wrapping it, not creating a global variable... Consider it like: var a = 1; a = func(a); Does it seem cleaner if you use the stateless functions from React 0.14? http:&#
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by masterj 11y ago
This is how Relay currently works
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by masterj 11y ago
Self driving cars still require a significant amount of surface area that could better be utilized for: housing, bike transit, pedestrian areas, parks. And though coordination by autonomous vehicles could cut down on highway congestion, spe
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by masterj 11y ago
As an East Texas native who's now in California... sorry, Texas has some pretty vistas, but there's no comparison to the Sierras and California Coast. God, I miss good Mexican food and TexMex though.
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by masterj 12y ago
Facebook didn't abandon the virtual DOM approach with React Native, nor do they look at web as a second-class citizen. Rather React's approach could also be applied to native development, (wrapping the native stateful view hierarc
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by masterj 12y ago
I'm the one who wrote that ;) Didn't know it made it into the repo!
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by masterj 12y ago
2048 - React
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by masterj 12y ago
I'm in SF and nearly everyone I know uses Venmo. YMMV
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by masterj 12y ago
I was referring to Mithril and Mercury. I work on a huge React app :)

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