modarts

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by modarts 13y ago
I'm sure that's not Ilya and team's plan; but the issue is that they no longer have ownership of their "plan". I'm struggling to see how this isn't blatantly obvious to a lot of commenters here.
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by modarts 13y ago
This is really disheartening. I'm glad that I only build a POC on top of Parse before fully diving in. Any recommendations for comparable services (something with a decent javascript api would be nice; i'm not doing a whole lot with native
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by modarts 13y ago
I usually hate to leave low content replies on this site, but this comment had me literally laughing out loud. Good show.
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by modarts 13y ago
Plus I can only imagine the positive effect on the traffic fatality rate as a result of driver error/intoxication.
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by modarts 13y ago
I think a lot of the disparagement comes mainly from interactions many of us have with a lot of these types of individuals. A lot of the time the "MBAs" place an overemphasis on the ideas themselves being more important than the ability to
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by modarts 13y ago
Turtles, all the way down.
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by modarts 14y ago
Yes: how dare he attempt to monetize his efforts...
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by modarts 14y ago
Well, more power to them. They have the resources to train them up to a level where they'll be productive.
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by modarts 14y ago
Would you recommend it over the bay? I've lived and worked here all my life and getting a bit bored.
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by modarts 14y ago
What's next aside from trendy hipster TLD's located in the Indian ocean? I mean I/O amirite?!?!?!
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by modarts 14y ago
This would be like a 20-30 mil acquisition right here.
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by modarts 14y ago
Lobster
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by modarts 14y ago
It'll be a problem when someone synched to the service forgets something which removes everyone else's memory of it too.
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by modarts 14y ago
It was explained on the site that you upload your presentation or document to the site when you've create your account.
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by modarts 14y ago
That's pretty sweet. So if you run the r.js optimizer, you'll be serving minified, precompiled templates to the client.
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by modarts 14y ago
Doesn't require.js include plugins that will pull in compiled templates for you for the major templating libraries already? (underscore, mustache etc)?
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by modarts 14y ago
This was pretty much my pathway to developing my current app on Backbone. I think Backbone hits the sweet spot in terms of abstraction needed to structure an application in a maintainable way (and plays pretty nicely with require.js, which
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by modarts 14y ago
The problem is the fact that the marketing copy on the site + the messaging by the contributors would lead one to assume that Ember is pretty well polished, stable and ready to build big things on top of -today-.
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by modarts 14y ago
I think he was making a greater point about how often Angular tends to pop up whenever this topic arises (which i've noticed a lot to my annoyance)
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by modarts 14y ago
Amazing stuff. You guys are some talented mofos. Can't wait to kick the wheels on this!
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by modarts 14y ago
Seing as how this list of customers are about to run out of their trial for Github Enterprise, it'd be funny if atlassian or any other hosted Git providers were to make use these emails for their own gain.
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by modarts 14y ago
But what if you wanted to swap out your IOC container? I think you'd have to inject your container using an InversionOfControlFactory pattern
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by modarts 14y ago
...Enhance
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by modarts 14y ago
Check out Cloud 9 IDE. I found that I don't even need my high end MBPr to do my development work; and am getting by on my relatively under powered air.
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by modarts 14y ago
I was just going to comment on that. Awesome example of a well targeted UX enhancement given the developer audience (this way of traversing a directory obviously wouldn't work for a product developed for terminal-averse users)
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by modarts 14y ago
SharePoint dev here. I fully realize that SharePoint is not the greatest platform out there on a number of counts; but I can't really see this as being anything close to an alternative to SharePoint. It would definitely serve as a HUGE up
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by modarts 14y ago
I'm using this if you don't mind.
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by modarts 14y ago
As someone with an undergraduate level education in physics I find this stuff pretty cool. Having a number of homework exercises for my graduate level classical mechanics courses end with the fact that the solution degenerates into a three
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by modarts 14y ago
Not to mention dragging over text to select it usually results in the entire HTML fragment getting destroyed when Chrome decides that you're actually attempting to drag the text to move it somewhere else.
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by modarts 14y ago
This is one aspect of the security situation that I haven't been able to wrap my mind around: if someone were to attempt to hijack a plane with a pen knife/nail clipper/etc in any year past 2001, they'd get their shit stomped in. The publ

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