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by mjohn 12y ago
Sounds interesting, look forward to seeing it.
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by mjohn 12y ago
I recently used React + Bacon + Immutable in a small project and I haven't come across any issues yet. I haven't seen any larger-scale examples yet, but this blog post[0] was interesting and has links at the bottom to implementati
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by mjohn 12y ago
I really like Reflux as well. In a recent project I used Bacon.js[1] to create my own implementation that ended up looking similar to Reflux. The project involved asynchronous requests triggered by the actions, and transforming & aggreg
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by mjohn 12y ago
Interesting, I've been playing with React/Flux a bit lately. I enjoy them more than other JS frameworks, but agree it doesn't feel like it's quite right yet. This blog post from the same author gives a bit more detail th
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by mjohn 12y ago
This came up recently on a Python project at work. I think the approach in the article is nice but most Python libraries seem to make use of exceptions for these kinds of scenarios. Working against that trend in Python doesn't seem wor
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Idea to live product in three weeks(tech.osper.io)
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Why pilot schemes help ideas take flight(timharford.com)
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by mjohn 12y ago
Doesn't work. "This app is in development mode and can't accept more users. Contact the app developer and ask them to use the Dropbox API App Console to apply for production status."
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Are Haskell engineers second-rate?(michaelochurch.wordpress.com)
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Selfridges and the £40M website(creativepool.com)
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Thoughts on joining Cloudera(wesmckinney.com)
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Deriving gherkin from real conversations(lizkeogh.com)
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Robots will augment jobs, not take them(robotenomics.com)
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Don’t Teach Math, Coach It(nytimes.com)
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Component Interop With React And Custom Elements(addyosmani.com)
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Why you’ll never drive your car with a joystick(arstechnica.com)
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Privacy is Dead(stratechery.com)
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Hands-on with Baxter, the factory robot of the future(arstechnica.com)
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Street View imagery catalogs Detroit's decay(theverge.com)
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Why the Housing Bubble Tanked the Economy And the Tech Bubble Didn’t(fivethirtyeight.com)
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URLs are already dead(nczonline.net)
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Digital design agencies: Differentiate or Die?(the-pastry-box-project.net)
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The spectre haunting San Francisco(economist.com)
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Meritocracy is the software engineer’s Prince Charming (and why that’s harmful)(michaelochurch.wordpress.com)
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What the Tamiflu saga tells us about drug trials and big pharma(theguardian.com)
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Three SQL Constructs You Can Forget About(blog.data-miners.com)
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by mjohn 13y ago
It's used in the favicon and on the home link, so I suppose it's the distributions logo. To me it looks like a Debian swirl transformed to look like a brain.
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by mjohn 13y ago
Very nice, well done! Giving it a go today.
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by mjohn 14y ago
Love the use of Counter & requests, but you get 76 li elements with your regex - one of which contains another occurance.
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by mjohn 14y ago
The same reason that pie charts are not very effective - it's relatively hard to make comparisons between angles instead of lengths like in a bar chart. It's probably even harder with a doughnut. Here is a PDF article by Stephen Few about p

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