novaleaf

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   by novaleaf 11y ago

   Feel free to use any parts of my guest you find interesting :)
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   by novaleaf 11y ago

   Microsoft doesn't sign the node executable.... it is signed though (Node Foundation)
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   by novaleaf 11y ago

   i tried Immutable, but it adds lots of tangential stuff, way too much for a React/Redux beginner (like me). and, using react-router from a couple weeks ago, so this is using the "old" 1.x version.
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   by novaleaf 11y ago

   I went "all in" on React a few weeks ago, but one probelm I had is the complexity of the various samples/starter kits. If anyone knows basic React and uses Typescript, and want to start using Redux/ReduxSimpleRouter, y
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   Simplified example of redux and redux-simple-router using Typescript(gist.github.com)

   6 points by novaleaf 11y ago|0 comments
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   by novaleaf 11y ago

   For me, I try to figure out everything that the code is doing before I use it (using it more as a tutorial/guide) so having a lot of other tech to deal with gets in the way of the "get it working first" version
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   by novaleaf 11y ago

   my problem with all these boilerplate is their reliance on tangential technologies. (Babel/Webpack/MaterialUi/etc). Unbundling these takes a lot of effort, and for me, probably more than the gain from using the boilerplate i
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   Hateful Eight, Joy, other Oscar contenders leak before theatrical run(arstechnica.com)

   2 points by novaleaf 11y ago|0 comments
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   by novaleaf 11y ago

   Regarding 403 instead of 404: I'd suggest rather that 403 doesn't reveal information on whether the page exists (for those who may not have permission to access).
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    by novaleaf 11y ago

    i do my development on windows and my servers are ubuntu. I have had no such problems running. You need to install the proper prereqs for node-gyp, but those are clearly explained on the node-gyp docs.
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    by novaleaf 11y ago

    The Manifest Destiny doers didn't know it, but most of the Americas had been cleared a hundred years earlier by disease. Some estimate 95% fatality rates.
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    by novaleaf 11y ago

    I'm using typescript, which may impact my success, but really I don't get proper sourcemappings if I use uglify/browserify, or even the sourcemaps plugin. I only get proper sourcemaps if I use the tsify plugin + setting brows
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    by novaleaf 11y ago

    i use that + sourcemaps, and it seems pretty easy to debug. using Chrome + React Dev Extensions setting up sourcemaps to work properly is quite a pain though, most the browserify tooling via gulp or grunt does a pretty poor job of it.
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    by novaleaf 11y ago

    if you switch to es6 classes, it helps. https://facebook.github.io/react/docs/reusable-components.ht...
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    by novaleaf 11y ago

    not downvoting you, but searchengineland is actually a very good/reputable site. It is very believable that the original submitter found this out through them. (IE: this isn't spam)
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    by novaleaf 11y ago

    FYI I use Ting, which allows GSM or CDMA devices (they contract with Sprint and TMobile) They arn't the cheapest carrier you can get, but seems a good tradeoff for device interchangeability and price.
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    by novaleaf 11y ago

    i like Anker (good bang for buck) but they are not above fail: I have a 5 port USB charger and the middle port stopped working (thankfully the others still work, so I have a 4 port charger now) I bought a bunch of their external battery pa
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    by novaleaf 11y ago

    Re #5, at least in Thailand, they have high-quality translations of their magazine at affordable prices. But yes I wonder why they don't have a good digital back catalog. Re #4, National Geographic Kids ebooks are available on the Rea
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    by novaleaf 11y ago

    Msft to buy Red Hat?
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    by novaleaf 11y ago

    ++ vote this man (or woman) up!
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    by novaleaf 11y ago

    I think that's the point, these are more dangerous than the Coyotes of yore.
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    by novaleaf 11y ago

    is it just me, or are the axis on the graphs all messed up?
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    by novaleaf 11y ago

    I am actually very surprised it's only 8x, considering how infrequent I and other Americans encounter terrorists.
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    by novaleaf 11y ago

    I'm personally quite surprised that "watch more movies" is a priority on someone's life-changing plan!
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    by novaleaf 11y ago

    C# is a pretty good example of where the tradeoff between speed and safety can be a good choice. I wrote a non-trivial stock trading app in C#, and for sake of this conversation I added some loop counting. it analyses about 1.5million tick
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    by novaleaf 11y ago

    He's saying the devs are confused, seems like passive blaming to me?
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    by novaleaf 11y ago

    Thanks for the link to my service! (PhantomJsCloud) FYI, I have a public preview of our new version, totally free. Check it out if you find this kind of service interesting! http://stage2.phantomjscloud.com
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    by novaleaf 11y ago

    If you are interested in hearing more expert commentary, NPR Science Friday did a piece on this in July: http://www.sciencefriday.com/segment/07/17/2015/redefining-t...
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    by novaleaf 11y ago

    the "cash back" is nice, but I'm more talking about finding the right house (more important I think!) With redfin you can (and, are required) to do your own discovery: finding the house you think are potential candidates and
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    by novaleaf 11y ago

    Yes, MonoGame is good, but at the time I was trying to salvage my XNA team+IP monogame was 2d only. (I think it can do 3d now?) we ended up moving to Unity but this technical roadblock plus some market related ones ultimately led me to aban