pacomerh

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by pacomerh 11y ago
the original one is correct ...</year><year>..., its an succession of years with different content in them
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by pacomerh 11y ago
Happy new year from Los Angeles, I hope your main projects become a reality
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by pacomerh 11y ago
Oh that number 3. I've been avoiding it for a year and I already know its very necessary for me. I'm just gonna close my eyes and do it.
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by pacomerh 11y ago
Curious to see why you recommend Koa vs Express?. Looks simpler at first but if you can elaborate that would be great.
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by pacomerh 11y ago
You totally missed the point on this part. She wasn't actually offended, it was the one thing that made her feel different from the rest, which was the closest thing to feeling sexism. Had she been offended, she would have not written
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by pacomerh 11y ago
The comparison to React is unfair imo. Angular 1.x is being used very very widely across small and big shops. It just doesn't have the amount of hype React has. I really like what React offers as a new paradigm that leans towards compo
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by pacomerh 11y ago
I can't even imagine going to bed at around 9:45pm. It's ingrained in my body that around that time is still early and the world is quiet so I can work peacefully. I usually go to bed around 2am and wake up around 9am. I understan
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by pacomerh 11y ago
My only issue with the intelliJ editor is that I can't traverse the file-manager with "hjkl". And that defeats the purpose for me.
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by pacomerh 11y ago
Just tried vim-fireplace and its working good for evaluating things. Anyone has more experience using it?. I'm gonna check Cursive although I really like vim so I don't know if I'll get used to it.
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by pacomerh 11y ago
One thing, I was playing with the graph tree demo and it freezes after a few drags, every single time. Is this part of the demo?
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by pacomerh 11y ago
Not to be confused with Reagent for Clojurescript
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by pacomerh 11y ago
The user interaction isn't as fast because its a touch screen device mixed with an external keyboard in a device where the OS is still not optimized to be used as a laptop. The OS is meant to be used as a simplified touch device. For m
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by pacomerh 11y ago
I'll second this. Find a place that is close or convenient. Of course if you're the kind of person that is waiting for the next distraction to avoid stuff, then no solution will work. If you're motivated by what you're d
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by pacomerh 11y ago
Handy. But was browsing through the code, and I didn't find it that clean, maybe personal taste. I like to use plugins that are solid. function input(title, submit_text, cancel_text, type, placeholder, submit_callback, prefilled_
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by pacomerh 11y ago
Do you honestly think it would include React Native videos without mentioning it on the site?. If you sell something you squeeze all the features
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by pacomerh 11y ago
It's a proof of concept I imagine
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by pacomerh 11y ago
So does this mean that asm.js is good for longer operations? Because I tried reducing the think time and the engine lost.
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by pacomerh 11y ago
I do not get why this is a post, might as well post "techno" on the way?
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by pacomerh 11y ago
Basically UX doesn't have anything to do with the site's performance. Netflix have been solving great problems in development lately but they're due a good user experience uplift. No wonder people enjoy browsing their content
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by pacomerh 11y ago
Yeah, and its not as good. Try VIM's block selection in sublime, it doesn't exist. Also, the whole point is getting your hands off the mouse, and sublime still needs it.
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by pacomerh 11y ago
nice thanks
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by pacomerh 11y ago
I've been wanting to get into ClojureScript (to clean my development practices, etc) but I'm wondering if I need to be a Clojure user. Does it make sense for a Javascript developer to just jump straight to ClojureScript?. I'v
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by pacomerh 11y ago
I found your original article interesting, and I'm glad someone wrote about these Safari issues. But I also have to agree that one has to be very cautious when coming up with article titles. You're giving people a misleading conte
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by pacomerh 11y ago
"Science says we're full of it. Listening to music hurts our ability to recall other stimuli, and any pop song -- loud or soft -" Not very useful article if they assume I'm gonna be listening to pop music. If the writer
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by pacomerh 11y ago
You're not backing your comments with anything. "Oh this is hipster because I say so", hehe, alright dude
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by pacomerh 11y ago
Headline means HTML is in an acceptable state, a little misleading
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by pacomerh 11y ago
This is relly cool. In a way I feel like you're changing part of my past for the better. Its weird.
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by pacomerh 11y ago
I love Emmet and have been using it for a while. Now if someone could tell me how to make it faster on VIM. Right now it takes like almost 2 seconds from trigger to expand.
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by pacomerh 12y ago
Well, the use case for this laptop is for portability. Why would you need a million ports if you're gonna be traveling or at the coffee shop?. The only time I use an additional port is to charge my iphone, and I could easily do that wi
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by pacomerh 12y ago
It's very interesting to see the amount of negative articles about MongoDB, and at the same time see that its very popular on job boards. I'd honestly like to read an article about a success case

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