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by nobleach 8y ago
Did you find the documentation to be a bit painful? I gave it a shot for API endpoints too, and was very frustrated that Kotlin felt like a fourth class citizen... and the existing docs displayed one of my biggest pet peeves with most Java-
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by nobleach 8y ago
CORS as a concept is dead simple. CORS as an implementation in decades old Java services is anything but. I can spend hours trying to get Charles to allow a proxy from localhost development to a backend service.
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by nobleach 8y ago
The problem was never jQuery. jQuery performed a very necessary function when it was created. It was always the intention of the lib to cease to be needed over time. The problem was/is the ecosystem created around jQuery. Want to do a
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by nobleach 8y ago
I had the opposite experience. I wrote an endpoint in 3 languages/frameworks last weekend: Java/Spring Boot, Elixir/Phoenix, and Rust/Rocket. (the last was mostly going off this blog post: https://lankydanblog
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by nobleach 8y ago
I agree. I'd like to see us quit romanticizing the SV Bro culture of 20-something startup hipsters. The goal of a startup is NOT TO BE a startup forever. Often, having a bit of 50-year-old wisdom is one of the best things one can do. W
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by nobleach 8y ago
Atom's vim-mode-plus is superb! I've actually started to like it more than "real vim". Atom itself is a work-in-progress, but I'm extremely happy with its vim emulation. The only thing missing is a macro system.
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by nobleach 8y ago
If you haven't read folklore.org, you're in for a treat. (if you like early startup life type stuff sprinkled in with the tech)
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by nobleach 8y ago
I'd say that a minor annoyance is: "here, clone this repo, hop inside the folder, oh... and grab these patches/diffs and pray that you can patch the source. Otherwise, you're not getting that cool feature that you saw on
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by nobleach 8y ago
I feel the same. 12-20 years ago, I was installing Linux distros (and NetBSD, FreeBSD, OpenBSD...) multiple times in a week. It was such a wonderful playground. As a software developer, now days, I just want something to work without fiddli
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by nobleach 9y ago
Imagine if you were an airline that payed your mechanics absolute bottom dollars and gave them incredibly silly restrictions based on fears of non-tech people. Imagine if you made them sit in countless meetings while people with more years
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by nobleach 9y ago
Unity was a terrible pock-mark on the face of desktop interfaces. I was excited to see Gnome 3 supplant it (I've held the unpopular opinion that Gnome 3 isn't all that bad, and I've used it off and on since 10.10). After a co
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by nobleach 9y ago
Pleasant? Never. I absolutely hate every time I have to launch a webpage to dig around and find out why my build failed. Automating jobs is a nightmare. I can cURL a request to kick off a build and do you know what it returns? NOTHING a 201
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by nobleach 9y ago
The ultimate is when you can jump back and forth between your editor and your terminal without having to grab a mouse touch your trackpad. Tmux is so beautiful for this. I have Atom doing it, but it's a bit clunky.
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by nobleach 9y ago
Interesting. I was attempting to compile some bundles over the weekend and was noticing drastically larger chunk sizes. I realized this was because I had neglected to specify NODE_ENV=production, and my babel-loader was using my dev config
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by nobleach 9y ago
> ...with integrity I can't really agree here. To believe that _you_ have the right to delete things, but the unwashed laity that use your network do not, represents a complete lack of integrity. Believing that _you_ should be allow
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by nobleach 9y ago
If it's F#, sign me up! That's the current language/stack I'm enthralled with. JavaScript is still the day job though. Thanks!
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by nobleach 9y ago
Phil's brain is extraordinary. I find that I need to read and re-read his blog posts/listen and re-listen to his talks to pick up on even a small amount of what he's saying. Great content.
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by nobleach 9y ago
The fringe benefit being I don't have to represent my app twice (once for server-side markup, the second for client-side JSX). As the size of any give app grows, keeping things in sync would be a nightmare.
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by nobleach 9y ago
This does look interesting. I don't see a difference between this and any other server-side templating language though. I actually need an isomorphic representation on the client and server. (this is what makes renderToString() valuabl
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by nobleach 9y ago
Oddly, wiping the thing out and installing with a brand new download of Windows 10 from MS's site has done wonders. My old install media was pretty old. I haven't installed a single external driver for anything this time around an
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by nobleach 9y ago
Give me something that can run ReactDOM.renderToString() faster, and I'm all ears. Until that day (and I'm kinda hoping it comes) I'm a bit stuck.
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by nobleach 9y ago
I'll give updating the GPU drivers a shot and report back this evening. It's now become my "I'll try anything" setup.
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by nobleach 9y ago
I'm running the micro-atx AB350M Pro4 AM4. One can never be TOO sure that it's not something else, but I've run it on one stick of ram, with no other peripherals (removed WiFi PCIe card) and the problem persists. Still, the s
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by nobleach 9y ago
Yes, and kudos to AMD for even doing it. But, it's a two week from acceptance into the program to delivery (in some cases - a week in others).
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by nobleach 9y ago
I did 16gigs of 3200. Be careful as the processor will only support 2400 or 2600Mhz (I can't remember off the top of my head) I don't mind the actual layout or operation of the BIOS. I did have to upgrade it to recognize my M2 NV
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by nobleach 9y ago
No, I've heard good things about the ASUS. The ASRock (which is what I bought) is absolutely terrible. I regret buying the ASRock because I now have a computer that freezes constantly. It's not related to processor load or heat. I
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by nobleach 9y ago
Isn't that for updating the bios on a board that won't boot with a Ryzen in the socket? It's a 10 day loan.
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by nobleach 9y ago
Processor support? Voltages set reasonably. Just a decent burn in period before sending it out the door. Currently I'm running an ASRock B350M Pro4... and I can't keep that thing running more than 30 minutes. It's not high lo
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by nobleach 9y ago
As someone who purchased (early adopted) the Ryzen 5 2400g APU a couple of days after release, I regret every bit of it. We still don't have any motherboards that support it well. I've heard the ASUS boards do okay but they have t
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by nobleach 9y ago
Statements like "you agreed to this" are disingenuous at best. Probably a more truthful statement would be, "you had to know we were getting SOMETHING out of this." While yes, the terms and conditions were completely for

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