nek4life

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by nek4life 7y ago
It solves the problem of scientists that have done experiments, but have no way to share and have their experiments and have them validated using the same procedures and programs. At least that's the way I understand it. You can even h
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by nek4life 7y ago
This is pre-alpha. They just finally opened the repo to the public for contributions. I don't believe they are replacing any of that, just not implemented yet.
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by nek4life 7y ago
I think the goal is feature parity. It is going from 2-3 so I would expect some backwards incompatibility. I know they plan on shipping a separate compiler just for IE11 if you need support for that browser. The new reactivity model is driv
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by nek4life 8y ago
Yes, that is the beauty. And when you really do need the full power of render functions Vue has those too. https://vuejs.org/v2/guide/render-function.html
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by nek4life 8y ago
> Yes. However, one thing you fail to see is that it directly compiles to function calls. I understand how JSX works, stop patronizing me. The only thing I fail at is seeing how any of your examples are complicated or have magic so deep
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by nek4life 8y ago
> That's it. Even "html-like" attributes that people seem to not like... are exactly what HTML attributes are in actual Javascript DOM APIs [1] [2] The attributes / DOM properties in JSX are also a mixed bag and not c
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by nek4life 8y ago
> I go a bit in depth here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17471199 I've read this before. Vue is a framework. It also has a templating system that is not JavaScript, it's valid HTML with attributes that
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by nek4life 8y ago
> and has a very wierd concept of how objects work in JS. What is so weird about it? I personally find Vue vastly more approachable than React is, especially once you have to start writing all the plumbing to get all the libraries you ne
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by nek4life 8y ago
You can just use DOM templates with Vue.js. Basically write your HTML the way you normally would and add the Vue.js attributes that tells Vue what to bind with. If JavaScript is disabled you just have plain HTML. It does scale up to doing a
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by nek4life 8y ago
I believe the patent expires in 2021, however I'm sure their lawyers will likely find a way to extend it well into the future.
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by nek4life 8y ago
It's too bad SawStop saws are incredibly expensive (and going up in price Feb 1st.) They are definitely worth it compared to the cost of an injury, however many people are priced right out of owning one.
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by nek4life 8y ago
I'm skeptical that this book will ever be finished. The last time I bought an unreleased book authored by John Resig it took two and a half years before it was published. If I remember correctly another author had to take over in order
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by nek4life 8y ago
Vue can be used to enhance web pages, but it works equally well if you want to build a large application. This was one of the design goals. Something that you can start small and scale up with that works equally well for both. If you use th
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by nek4life 9y ago
I wouldn't mind a slightly smaller cheese grater truth be had. It's a heavy beast of a machine and takes up a fair bit of space. Although it doesn't really move much and I don't notice it too much sitting next to me. Top
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by nek4life 9y ago
Great. Now they need to reintroduce a MBP with top of the line specs and without the stupid touchbar. Snark aside, I have a mid 2010 mac pro at home that is still going strong (due to upgrades, SSD, more RAM.) However, I would like to get a
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by nek4life 10y ago
Yes I do and the escape key. I use the escape key all the time to cancel out of modal windows. I also use the function keys quite frequently when using Intellij/Jetbrains products as they have quite a few shortcuts bound to them in the
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by nek4life 10y ago
I'd love to see a tutorial for JSONB to be used as an alternative to an EAV model or a hybrid approach.
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by nek4life 11y ago
They bought Nik Software a while back. This probably means they are done with the software collection and do not plan on making any updates to it.
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by nek4life 11y ago
I mostly hope they are fixing the terrible performance issues. Seems like I'm always waiting for photos to load properly.
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by nek4life 11y ago
Looks like they removed it in the screenshots. It's not fully rolled out to my account yet, but it also seems to be gone from some of my pages.
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by nek4life 12y ago
Thanks! I'll take a look at that.
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by nek4life 12y ago
I watched this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPwWQvvBWEg where (I think you?) explained these points in greater detail and I tend to agree with you that sql first is a very sensible approach. I'm probably missi
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by nek4life 12y ago
I've been learning Flyway and so far it seems to work well for applying handwritten sql scripts. I was hoping it could generate the migration files for you based on your entity classes, but that doesn't seem to be the case. Is the
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by nek4life 12y ago
The original prototype for push was built in Lego and Akai did a great job turning it into real hardware. Really cool project and makes Live so much fun to use. http://www.askaudiomag.com/articles/interview-ableton-push
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by nek4life 12y ago
Try using gulp, gulp-sass (libsass) and gulp-livereload (LiveReload.) It's almost instantaneous and you do not need to reload the page to see your changes. There's also a Grunt equivalent tool chain, but I find gulp faster and pre
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by nek4life 12y ago
I think the line you copied and pasted here answers your own question – '3 months, 1 weeks and 1 day ago.'
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by nek4life 12y ago
Pretty sure Razor is a .NET thing. This looks like the same syntax. The Play framework's Scala based template engine is based on it as well.
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by nek4life 12y ago
If they are going to remove anything it should be the purple bar at the top of the screen. The layers of navigation remind me of someone with all the toolbars installed on their browser. I've used Flickr for years, but unless they step
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by nek4life 13y ago
http://baconipsum.com/ It's at the top of the readme.
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by nek4life 13y ago
If you have an application that doesn't need to be indexed by search engines, yes. If you have a content heavy website the preferable method is still to render templates on the server. It still varies depending on your use case. I w

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