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by mcescalante 8y ago
They stand for Single Page Application (client side) and Server Side Rendering (which makes a JS app render more like a normal server side page for the client) respectively.
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by mcescalante 8y ago
I'll second this. It's not very friendly to beginners, and many people dislike "batteries included" frameworks, which Angular tends to be more than React or Vue does. I use it at work in an Enterprise setting and it&#x27
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by mcescalante 8y ago
Looks to me like there's some SSL issues. Regular HTTP works normally but multiple browsers throw an error for SSL: > An error occurred during a connection to www.framehealth.com. SSL received a record that exceeded the maximum perm
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by mcescalante 8y ago
And here's yet another searchable/filterable HN archive https://hn.algolia.com . You can find more info on the (free) HN API here https://github.com/HackerNews/API
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by mcescalante 8y ago
This was also discussed with the topic "Has Vue passed React yet?" yesterday. Discussion here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17316267
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by mcescalante 8y ago
Electron, and no macOS binaries... I wonder if this was a conscious choice or more of a "not enough time" situation (curious, not complaining)
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by mcescalante 9y ago
From my understanding, the bet that MoviePass is making is that they will be able to sell user/usage data to studios (or others) to make back the money that they're losing paying full price on the tickets; they've even admitt
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by mcescalante 9y ago
I've been writing some interfaces in Angular and Vue (and Bootstrap 4) lately. Since we don't want to use jQuery with these, here are my personal preferences for "helper" libraries for these JS frameworks/libraries
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by mcescalante 9y ago
I have been leaving the FB app off my phone (Android) for 2-3 years now, and I don't miss it one bit. I was running Messenger, but that's also a resource hog. I am now using Messenger Lite, as I am in some personal friend groups (
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by mcescalante 9y ago
I would love to hear more about this dashboard in your write up. Would love to create something like this myself :)
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by mcescalante 9y ago
You can write Angular 2+ in ES6 (but there are no docs for pure JS). Angular 4 is completely backwards compatible with 2. I upgraded multiple applications at work without changing code. It doesn't seem like the author used Angular 2+ i
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by mcescalante 9y ago
> If the back glass breaks, you'll be removing every component and replacing the entire chassis. oof, sounds like this is in part because of the "camera nub". I know a number of people who have had the back glass panel rep
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by mcescalante 9y ago
From a purely technical standpoint, the upgrade path from AngularJS to Angular seems better thought out than some things I've had to handle before - you can run the 2 in one Angular app as you upgrade pieces and there is a whole librar
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by mcescalante 9y ago
Other reasons that I also like Insomnia (I've used Paw as well): - Cross platform - Simpler use for non-experts - No need for pro (paid subscription) for my needs, so it's completely free - Feels nicer than all of the browser &quo
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by mcescalante 9y ago
The accompanying article/blog post linked in the Readme ( https://www.propublica.org/article/federal-judge-unseals-new... ) has good background & information about the history of this, as well as potential impac
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by mcescalante 9y ago
Walmart acquired a company called Kosmix in 2011 and spun it out as a research division called @WalmartLabs [1]. Walmart acquired the online retailer, Jet.com in late 2016 which still has their own engineering team (using a lot of F#) Stuff
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by mcescalante 9y ago
I agree this could use a more fitting title, otherwise it does seem like a dupe even though the 10.13 stuff may not have been posted a few weeks ago.
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by mcescalante 9y ago
For previous context and discussion that led to this decision, this is the GraphQL issue to look at: https://github.com/facebook/graphql/issues/351 The original Medium post from an IP attorney is linked in th
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by mcescalante 9y ago
This reminds me of this tweet about Verzion's "agents waiting" implementation on their website fetching the real count one time and then randomly changing via Math.random(): https://twitter.com/mixonic/st
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by mcescalante 9y ago
Yeah, that's likely the case. I do not see the urgency message in my session data for this NFL game (suggesting it won't do it's sold out thing for this event) but I do see something in my local storage called "cache:l
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by mcescalante 9y ago
I have gone to Stubhub a few times now to try to replicate this, and searched for tickets for popular NFL and MLB teams, and I can't get this "Sold" thing to work the way this posts shows it - actually it doesn't happen
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by mcescalante 9y ago
I am also seeing it fixed. If you ever need to quickly clear your cache (without going into Chrome settings) either: 1. Open the Developer Tools, go to "Network" and up top check off "disable cache". This will disable th
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by mcescalante 9y ago
I am using the built-in "Adaptive brightness" with my Pixel XL and have also used twilight, f.lux (on a rooted Nexus 6). I would say to just go with "Adaptive brightness." It has the least issues overall and definitely w
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by mcescalante 9y ago
I see this site pop up about once a year. It hasn't had a real discussion in the past year, or I believe it may be a dupe. Previous discussions (ordered by number of comments): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43509
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by mcescalante 9y ago
My Android (Pixel XL) has it built in as "Night Light" in the Display settings which I prefer. I've used both Twilight and f.lux (rooted only) on Android in the past and Twilight's defaults are rough and needs too much f
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by mcescalante 9y ago
I've used (and paid for) Siteleaf in the past, and Jekyll Admin is really close to it and is OSS if anyone reading is looking for an open/free alternative :) https://github.com/jekyll/jekyll-admin
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by mcescalante 9y ago
Thanks, this works. I read somewhere that as of 2017, Twitter and Facebook referrers work for WSJ paywall, and that Google was removed sometime in 2016.
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by mcescalante 9y ago
I am amazed/fascinated by this! I would love to hear more for all the non-experts here about how the BGP Nyancat came to be :)
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by mcescalante 9y ago
Not only is it expensive, it's often difficult and cumbersome to deal with zoning and occupancy laws in a office or area that was set up mainly for business use
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by mcescalante 9y ago
You could take a look at Parse - it is a backend as a service that Facebook open sourced that still gets active development http://parseplatform.org/

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