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by mullsork 10y ago
To be fair it's less than a year since Make 4.2 was released ;)
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by mullsork 10y ago
Spend that money porting GitUp.co to multiple platforms instead. The only git GUI I've used that doesn't suck. Might be lacking in features though 8)
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by mullsork 10y ago
What device would you recommend for playing with VR? I've never tried a headset but 3D UI interfaces has been something I've day dreamed about for well over a decade now and it'd be fun to see it happen. FWIW I'm on Linu
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by mullsork 10y ago
My biggest gripe with Flow is how buggy it is. 1. it often fails to find the type for an imported piece of code 2. more often than not refers to the type definition being a problem rather than whoever's calling a function with an incor
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by mullsork 10y ago
Yeah hiccup syntax is my favorite as well. JSX is mentally the same thing for me except I read "HTML" faster than data structures if that makes sense. I wonder if Hiccup was the first one to introduce this syntax? I never bothered
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by mullsork 10y ago
I avoid iTunes as much as I can on my mac as well, it's horrible. In terms of performance I think the App Store they ship is even worse, it's a travesty of an application and I couldn't understand how Apple would ship somethi
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by mullsork 10y ago
v6 is indeed LTS.
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by mullsork 10y ago
Is it really?
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by mullsork 10y ago
Except anyone with accessibility requirements, no? As far as I know tables are horrible for anyone with a screen reader. Can you annotate tables somehow to work for accessibility purposes?
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by mullsork 10y ago
I want to plug the series "V Plague" by Dirk Patton if you're into post apocalypse stuff. Linguistically it might not be brilliant but I've not been stuck in a series of books like that since Harry Potter as a kid. They
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by mullsork 10y ago
Thanks!
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by mullsork 10y ago
Regarding the first one (Introductory Statistics) what would you say the pre-requisites are? I'm not much of a mathematician, in fact I might even need to brush up on high school math by now, but I've thought about statistics for
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by mullsork 10y ago
These are the ones I read this year that I really loved: Genghis Khan https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/93426.Genghis_Khan_and_t... Mistakes were made (but not by me) https://www.goodreads.com/bo
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by mullsork 10y ago
Old thread but that's a very good point. Kudos!
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by mullsork 10y ago
So I was recently hunting for a new job after having worked with React & Mobx for the past two years. The company I'll start with is using Redux, with which I have zero experience, and I got a lot of offers/interest from Angul
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by mullsork 10y ago
True, though I guess using some HTML validation could improve that. Not sure if <tbody> is mandatory but I think I've seen some tool complain about its absence.
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by mullsork 10y ago
Right but then you're talking about viewing the HTML source right? In other words "View Source." I'm asking why dev tools would need access to the original source and not the DOM. It doesn't make sense to save the o
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by mullsork 10y ago
Wow that's cool! Making it obvious which branch is part of the actual storm rather than someone replying would be nice. Once zoomed in my avatar recognition doesn't work as well. Or maybe the tweet storm is always the left most br
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by mullsork 10y ago
Why would you need the original HTML for dev tools to work? Maybe there are ones I've never seen but the ones I use are using the DOM rather than the original HTML string.
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by mullsork 10y ago
I won't bite on the "talent" part as that's obviously hard as hell to spot. Someone can seem entirely incompetent yet sitting on talent that hasn't been nurtured yet. What I do see and hear about are people that sim
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by mullsork 10y ago
> Advanced sensors detect when AirPods are in your ear and can automatically play and pause your music. I've been thinking about this for a while now. Whenever I'm asked for directions or something on the train/commute to
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by mullsork 10y ago
Though I don't do recruiting myself I have a few friends in tech HR here in Berlin. It is not the total number of developers available that makes the problem, it's the high percentage of incompetence.
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by mullsork 10y ago
The only thing in this article I could never subscribe to is this: > Set “key objectives” before bed. I decide what I want to do BEFORE I go to sleep. This saves time in the morning when I want to jump right into doing focused work. Goin
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by mullsork 10y ago
Agreed. We started using Jest in April 2015 or so and I hated it with a passion for well over a year. I can't remember exactly which version it was but it go improved by miles recently. Now my goto JS test library without a doubt.
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by mullsork 10y ago
I remember evaluating Elm and ClojueScript as an alternative to ES6 about a year and a half ago. Eventually I had to decide against both as we absolutely needed to render parts of our page server side (Google saying they'll index SPAs
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by mullsork 10y ago
I've been transitioning goskive.com from alt.js to mobx for the past half year or so. The reason it's taking a long time is I'm doing it incrementally. If there's a store that needs to change for a feature then I convert
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by mullsork 10y ago
> Also that law applies to everyone with an wlan router, not just coffee owners. Very true. I'm only really thinking about it when I try out a new café that doesn't have WIFI. I used to have 1GB on Blau. I'm trying despera
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by mullsork 10y ago
Except 3G and 4G is ridiculously costly if you want a reasonable amount of data without taking on a 2 year contract. I live in Berlin and the Germans I talk to about this usually don't see a problem. I moved here from the Nordics so yo
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by mullsork 10y ago
It also weighs 3.4kg :( wouldn't want to carry that around!
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by mullsork 10y ago
> But the create project dialog wouldn't fit on the screen and the create button wouldn't enable for some reason (possible something off screen). This really reminds of using KDE3.x & QT in general a decade ago or so :)

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