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by metaloha 7y ago
We're using Stencil.js in my company right now, but almost went with litElement(the tech underlying Polymer) instead. I think Ionic's commercial support is what swayed us, although I would personally have been happier (arguably) w
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by metaloha 7y ago
The obvious option is to do some extra learning on your own time (or see if your employer has any programs that are designed to level up their employees) :) You might also take yyyk's advice and look for a company that allows you to do
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by metaloha 7y ago
A big chunk of those are only used during development and compilation (like `6to5` and `Babel` and all the `@types` libs). They are not (or at least should not be) included in the final, downloadable product.
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by metaloha 7y ago
Not just the title, the site is irritating as well. I had already scrolled down and started reading when the full-screen panhandler screen slid down (slowly!), and when I clicked out of it I was back at the top of the page again. Then a SEC
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by metaloha 8y ago
Holy shit, same boat, same age, on CPAP for about a year now, can't remember what was said in the meeting I was just in this morning. And browsing HN while I should be writing tests ;)
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A lightweight vanilla ES6 cookies and local storage JavaScript library(github.com)
1 points by metaloha 8y ago|0 comments
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by metaloha 8y ago
I actually don't know what you'd search on those sites - I just know my recommendations list seems to cycle through a mostly endless series of music theory videos. But yes, searching for "music theory" and things like th
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by metaloha 8y ago
The yellow->blue->brown series of books is a slower paced way to learn theory. It's more thorough and is meant for people with essentially zero musical knowledge. You'll spend a big chunk of time on each thing. The white boo
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by metaloha 8y ago
Absolutely! Aside from the plethora (never used that word before!) of videos on YouTube and courses on sites like EdX, you can pick up the theory books from Gloria St. Germain, grab a pencil, and go through them :) I use them in my classes
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Fromfrom – a LINQ inspired library to transform sequences of data(tomi.github.io)
6 points by metaloha 8y ago|0 comments
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I Don't Hate Arrow Functions(davidwalsh.name)
1 points by metaloha 8y ago|0 comments
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by metaloha 8y ago
We use BambooHR to store the "truth" about everyone in the company (around 360 people in 3 countries now), and during our most recent hackathon, a few creative folks made a phone app that did face recognition and when you pointed
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by metaloha 8y ago
This doesn't have anything to do with variables, it's simply adding an opacity value to hex-encoded colours. So `#ffff` (or `#ffffffff`) is the sames as `rgba(255, 255, 255, 1)`, and `#ffffff7f` would be `rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.5)`
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by metaloha 8y ago
Glad to see PHP moving more fully towards static typing :) Also the monotonic clock - I wrote an extension back in 2014 for this ( https://github.com/metaloha/phpTimer ).
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by metaloha 8y ago
Kind of a bad article, grammar aside. Just an opinion piece with absolutely no technical comparisons at all.
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by metaloha 8y ago
What an amazingly poorly informed article. Specifically, Angular does do Server Side Rendering, and from the React notes, if you can learn ES6, then you're also learned TypeScript since they're the same thing (TS is a superset of
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How I Reduced My Imposter Syndrome as an Intern(labs.clio.com)
1 points by metaloha 8y ago|0 comments
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by metaloha 8y ago
I've written a login before that allowed non-unique login names that were solely differentiated by password. Given the relatively low volume of visitors to the site and the minimum password requirements (8 characters, at least one cap
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by metaloha 8y ago
That framework really makes my browser choppy and slow.
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by metaloha 8y ago
Still 100% relevant nearly 20 years later.
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by metaloha 8y ago
That there is true. App permissions definitely need to be better explained during installation, and unless a permission is required for a fundamental function of the app, optional.
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by metaloha 9y ago
The issue at it's most fundamental level is that people are putting things on Facebook (and other social networks) with an expectation of privacy in the first place. If you post something on Facebook, you have in fact decided that you
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by metaloha 9y ago
This isn't a comparative response. Anything I put on Facebook is there with the full knowledge that it isn't going to be private, and that my activities there may be used for profiling purposes. Anything I put on my phone is under
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by metaloha 9y ago
The text they quoted from MS specifically uses the word "publicly displayed" - how does that translate into their example of a couple doing sexy time on Skype breaking those terms?
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by metaloha 9y ago
I think the key word (that literally everyone is ignoring, as far as I can see) is the word "publicly". The violation will exist if you break the terms publicly. Your private documents, Skype chats, and emails are not public, and
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by metaloha 9y ago
Just write the way you used to. All the newer toolchain technology is optional. Most libraries you might want to use include compiled versions as well that you can include with standard script tags. It doesn't have to be difficult. Tha
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by metaloha 9y ago
Try completely rebooting (power off/on) your router. I remember hearing about a bug in the way Chromecast works that can cause buffer overflows in some wireless routers.
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by metaloha 9y ago
I've actually been looking for this at my work recently. Our team consists of several people in a few locations across Canada and the US, and I tend to get a lot of questions from other members that require screen-sharing. If chat was
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by metaloha 9y ago
I've explored about 0.1% of the universe with 30 sexdecillion paperclips.
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by metaloha 9y ago
Nope, these kinds of things are (almost) never on time though. Angular is a complex project and will likely never hit a deadline again, nor will anything based on it :) That said, I've got a lot of love for it right now, and am anxious

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