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by nateabele 11y ago
Haha, I love this. We're getting closer and closer to the ultimate conclusion of our industry: where we'll just type in a few keywords and generate full applications from StackOverflow code examples!
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by nateabele 11y ago
This article is terrible. Not only is it full of false comparisons, but every example cited as a supposed failure of capitalism or free markets is actually the direct result of government intervention. A friend challenged me when I mentio
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by nateabele 11y ago
This is clearly a public safety issue. Private industry should set up a licensing board that regulates government use of technology, contingent on some demonstration of competence.
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by nateabele 11y ago
Context matters. Some people, while writing their own application code , find types to be annoying, a nuisance, or whatever. That's a personal (or team) decision. This article is targeted at authors and maintainers of high-adoption li
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by nateabele 11y ago
It is an undisputed historical fact that ubiquitous strong encryption was the primary enabler in the explosion of online commerce. What are you even talking about?
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by nateabele 11y ago
From mid-2014 to early 2015, my premiums went up from ~$450 to over $1400, and the deductible increased from $5000 to $10k. This was with a single provider (BlueCross) in Pennsylvania. After the final increase I switched to an ACA-tax-exemp
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by nateabele 11y ago
Oh look! Journalists have opinions on other people's lives.
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by nateabele 11y ago
> What is Perfect? > [Hype] [Hype] [Hype] [Hype] [Hype] > Features > - JSON encoding and decoding Okay! Well, moving on.
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by nateabele 11y ago
> [Y]ou're no worse off. Except your dignity, maybe?
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by nateabele 11y ago
Great piece of reporting, but the style makes it really hard to follow.
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by nateabele 11y ago
I know someone who stayed in a GEO prison. Based on everything I heard about it, I have to imagine that there's some mid-level accountant who knows exactly, down to the penny, how much money they make per inmate per day. One example: w
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by nateabele 11y ago
Haha, I've often had that thought myself. Add to the above the fact that human behavior is probably an order of magnitude more complex than any software system ever designed.
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by nateabele 11y ago
> "Those of us with nothing to sell but our labour power" This is the weirdest thing about the dichotomy of Communism's popular resurgence in tech circles. In literal terms, our 'labour power' is fingers on a k
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by nateabele 11y ago
This change has actually been brewing for a long time. I was at a summit they held for Open Source project leaders back in 2008, and we got to sit down with the dev teams for IIS, SQL Server, and some of their web dev tools. They were extre
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by nateabele 11y ago
No... not exactly. It's interesting that you pick that one, because Alan Kay talks at length about this subject (poke around YouTube and you can find clips if you're interested). Most of that tech came about because there was a lo
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by nateabele 11y ago
See also: nearly every agency of the US government.
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by nateabele 11y ago
> An important side note is that for Subresource Integrity to work, the CDN must support Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS). So, an extra request per resource, in other words?
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by nateabele 11y ago
Question to the devs: you mentioned [0] that you eventually hope to auto-upgrade peoples' app code for package BC breaks. My initial thought was that this would be the logical conclusion for a service like this, but my next thought was
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by nateabele 11y ago
So, they trot out the same tired arguments against Angular that people have been making since the beginning, and this makes the front page where people engage in serious discussion about it? Did I miss some subtle novelty about this post, o
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by nateabele 11y ago
> But there are use cases wherein you would want to transition to-fro controllers (eg. multi page form). This is interesting. Could you post a GitHub issue describing your use case and an pseudocode example of how you'd see it wor
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by nateabele 11y ago
Great questions, thanks. > We started using ui-router recently and from quick profiling of rendering it looks like a lot of time is spent in ui-router transitions (chained promises) I've never profiled transitions specifically, bu
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by nateabele 11y ago
Anybody have the equivalent for fish shell? Or better yet, a config that will consolidate history across terminal tabs?
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by nateabele 11y ago
Well, we're pretty close to an alpha release. [0] After that, it's just a matter of users testing it and telling us what's broken, and us fixing it. A few weeks, maybe? [0] https://twitter.com/ChrisThielen&#x2
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by nateabele 11y ago
If you hold out on refactoring to UI Router until 1.0 is released, I'm pretty confident at this point that I can promise you a smooth upgrade path well into the future. (Come to think of it, I'm still pretty confident even if you
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by nateabele 11y ago
You're right. Sorry about that. Either way, thanks for the compliment on the code. :-)
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by nateabele 11y ago
Hey, UI Router lead dev here. I'm interested in any & all feedback people have regarding Component Router vs. UI Router, what they like/don't like, and whether or how much they'd like to see UI Router support for Ang
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by nateabele 11y ago
As someone who has taught JavaScript workshops in which 10% of the class wasted half the class trying to install Node & NPM just to set up a development server that could reliably serve static assets (the last thing I expected to be a
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by nateabele 11y ago
A simple layout engine and iPhoto-like automatic image correction elude the pinnacle of AI research? Maybe try re-watching the video. Also, it's called perception. My comments were in reference to the tone of the article, not the autho
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by nateabele 11y ago
I don't know this guy, and I haven't read any of his other stuff, so this isn't a judgement of him, it's just how I interpret the tone and content of the article itself, but... It sounds like a rant by a corporate code-p
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by nateabele 11y ago
I've hung out with him a few times. He's actually a really fun, down-to-earth guy (he loves cracking really, really stupid jokes). He's also a really passionate, ambitious person, and he's just not capable of dreaming

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