novaleaf

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   by novaleaf 13y ago

   correct me if i'm wrong, but it does sound like NaCl is about "making the web x86 dependent", but google also has architecture-agnostic implementations in PNaCl and pepper.js
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   by novaleaf 13y ago

   well, at least you should be comforted by the fact that your problem (or at least, re-reporting it here on HN) will cause them to fix the bug that got you into this mess.
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   Typescript 0.9.5 Beta (Visual Studio only)(typescript.codeplex.com)

   2 points by novaleaf 13y ago|0 comments
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   Node.js Source Map Support(badassjs.com)

   1 points by novaleaf 13y ago|0 comments
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   by novaleaf 13y ago

   except that the CA or CA hacker can impersonate you, thus it's still one of the multiple single points of failure
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   by novaleaf 13y ago

   yes, but if someone asks me in an interview if we do unit testing, the answer is really a no... so maybe the takeaway is if people don't do what you expect, maybe digging a little deeper before running away screaming ;)
7. 967.▲
   by novaleaf 13y ago

   i think that's right, but maybe more "agile" in that there is no explicit contract being fulfilled, just what the developer ensuring valid input and output to the functions they implement.
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   by novaleaf 13y ago

   i would counter this by saying that a small error in code SHOULD bring down the entire application.... during development. otherwise the error is not visible to developers when they can best/easiest fix it. of course, asserts shoul
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   by novaleaf 13y ago

   i use the combination of assert-driven development + UI/UX testing. (manual, but that could be a valid candidate for automation in my projects) so I'm not saying there are no scenarios, but they all end up being the customer faci
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    by novaleaf 13y ago

    ++ this, I moved from C# to Typescript and see that pattern change as being the biggest difference as to the code style i write. I started Typescript by subclassing but as I work more and more with it, I subclass less and less, and delegat
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    by novaleaf 13y ago

    I totally agree with this. I personally do not use unit tests at all. Why? Because I do assert-driven testing. My test code is integrated into the actual business logic. So no need to contrive scenarios.
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    by novaleaf 13y ago

    lol. clicking on those pictures... "for adults only", "NSFW" good thing i'm the first one here this morning....
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    by novaleaf 13y ago

    Bangkok Thailand: Javascript Developers (client or server) FULL TIME (Junior or Senior), Interns also welcome. About our team/project: We are writing web applications (search technologies) using NodeJs/AngularJs. Our first project
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    by novaleaf 13y ago

    ps: this caused me to rear-end a taxi. only going at about 2km/hr so no damage. I'm in Thailand so paid the driver about $20 and off he went.
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    by novaleaf 13y ago

    This happened to me too (toyota minivan). I was in stop-and-go traffic and went from accelerator to brake, and the vehicle started revving it's engine to try accelerating. (gears were grinding trying to shift to compensate for the s
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    by novaleaf 13y ago

    my own experience: some air freight allows transfer of pets in the same hold (on top of the freight). I had my boxes pissed on by pets before. This may be a similar issue. PS: My experience was freight from China to Thailand. And the
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    by novaleaf 13y ago

    i don't dispute this, but it pretty much flies in the face of everything the team has publicly communicated so far. Any thoughts on why the whitewash? Maybe to get better traction as being a 100% google skunkwork?
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    by novaleaf 13y ago

    phantomjs.cloud: (phantomjs as a service) http://phantomjscloud.com/site/index.html it's cool because: my first web project, needed subsystem of my next web project ;)
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    by novaleaf 13y ago

    professional gamedevs are NOT going to care, not unless your game (using your engine) reaches $1 million in revenue. real time simulations are hard. professional game devs need technology that enables them, and right now the engine-of-cho
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    Zero to One(zerotoonebook.com)

    1 points by novaleaf 13y ago|0 comments
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    by novaleaf 13y ago

    why no typescript?
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    by novaleaf 13y ago

    fyi, webstorm 7 has good compiler support for typescript, but the ide intellisence/ syntax highlighting is still not great. i use typescript professionally, i use vs2013 for writing code, webstorm for debugging / testing
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    by novaleaf 13y ago

    ++ yes. for those not aware, all numbers in javascript are 64bit floats. that said, you could still write your own bigint class if you need precision beyond that.
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    by novaleaf 13y ago

    ++ this. this ppt isn't an analysis of terrorist personas, it's about tor. it's expected to use steriotypical shoe-ins for concepts outside the scope of the presentation.
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    by novaleaf 13y ago

    very much thanks for the link, i will make use of it!
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    by novaleaf 13y ago

    Hi Chris, I'm coming from Thailand, if your place is within 30 min walking distance to the venue, i'd be interested in taking you up on your offer! I'll be in town friday night till sunday night. please let me know: jason
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    Ask HN: Startup School Post Meetup?

    5 points by novaleaf 13y ago|3 comments
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    by novaleaf 13y ago

    for my 4 year old son, I brush his bottom teeth and count to 100, then brush his top teeth and count down to zero. maybe it's because i started this routine when he was 2, but he sits through it A-OK. no cavities yet, and i hope it he
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    by novaleaf 13y ago

    great tip on the md5, thanks
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    by novaleaf 13y ago

    looks like the OP couldn't take the heat, and removed the original content. Weak.