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by porker 8y ago
Wish JetBrains would add these features to their IDEs. We need more literate programming today, not less. I've tried Leo a couple of times and like the concept _a lot_, but never got on with the implementation.
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by porker 8y ago
> The problem I think most people run into with the realtime discussion is failing to document the outcome of the meeting -- and that of course goes into a ticket or long-term docs. A meeting with no notes or outcome might as well have n
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by porker 8y ago
I've used Slack when contracting at companies (remote and sat in the same room) > Have you worked with people who do expect that? Yes. Manager expects it to be like talking to you across the room. You answer there and then. If you s
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by porker 8y ago
Here in the UK the edge version of the S8 is all you can get.
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by porker 8y ago
I looked at the S8 recently; how do you find the curved glass at the edges in use? I found the distortion distracting, and thought the colour was shifting. Apart from that, loved the phone.
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by porker 8y ago
Only problems have been after the occasional update, when the patches haven't been updated. A few times it's taken 5-6 reboots to start OSX properly. The best way is to delay updates as long as possible! Apart from that, no proble
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by porker 8y ago
I'm still using mine, with a patched version of OSX High Sierra installed. No problems.
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by porker 8y ago
Two things: 1. Your docs site stays as a blank white screen for me. Some chrome extension is interfering, but uBlock Origin isn't flagging it as blocking anything and the site stays white even with it disabled. It displays in Chrome In
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by porker 8y ago
Is there a blog post explaining higher order components in more detail, preferably with examples?
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by porker 8y ago
Or Vue. I used Angular 2 for a mobile app (Cordova/Ionic) and while it was OK, I'd rather not use it again.
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by porker 8y ago
> Widgets are cool, but mostly we need tables and forms. This (though I agree with sibling comment about a few more being useful). I reviewed 20 popular admin themes last month for our startup, and was v disappointed with them. Either du
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by porker 8y ago
Never knew that, thanks.
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by porker 8y ago
According to https://custom-elements-everywhere.com/ React has a way to go for full support.
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by porker 8y ago
I didn't know it had racial overtones. Here in the UK it's usually said with a sarcastic laugh when we want to mock Trump and hit him with a slogan we remember from the US presidential campaign. The inference being he's reall
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by porker 8y ago
> One last thing to leave with. I have a page builder much like Elementor. In jQuery I'm doing a lot with the Dom and it's such a pain in the ass. It's about 20k LOC alone with hundreds of functions. > Today, with Vue.
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by porker 8y ago
I've never gotten into YouTube either, so thanks for all the names. One thing old, more-closed communities did well was curation. I needed your curation to propel me into YouTube because I've been before and there's so much c
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by porker 8y ago
It reads like an episode of the Navy Lark [1]. Except that in this case people died. Never thought I'd see reality approach fiction, when a navy is involved. Everybody down! 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Nav
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by porker 8y ago
What is there in the ETL space with bi-directional sync? I don't usually run into problems where "transfer data from X to Y" is it. Usually it's "there's data in CRM X and data in Event system Y, merge the two
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by porker 8y ago
Absolutely. But the OP forgot the "Great work but...". Had they, I wouldn't have commented.
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by porker 8y ago
I've downvoted you for your sheer negativity. This is a person who's worked 2 years on a project, in a neglected space where companies don't go because they can't make money. He deserves praise for taking the time, creat
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by porker 9y ago
Points are damaging, especially the way they've done them on StackOverflow. It's fine for anyone who got in on it in the early days, or cares about collecting them. But to make a better community the points need to decay (exponent
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by porker 9y ago
Mostly MX100's of varying sizes. The one that's currently doing sector corruption is a MX300 750GB, and the "Too good to be true" new price on Amazon (in a sale) should've been a warning.
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by porker 9y ago
Durability will be the test. I've one data point, but I've had 6 SSDs, most from Crucial, used for developer-desktop work (VMs etc) and as well as regular file corruption via 'bad sectors' (didn't think those were s
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by porker 9y ago
Thank you, that was really helpful.
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by porker 9y ago
Can't answer iTerm2, but I use Cmder daily. I don't think the Windows Console can (as I want for day-to-day usage) 1) show the Git branch in the prompt 2) display nice colours 3) open multiple tabs Looking forward to being proved
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by porker 9y ago
Dgraph is very, very immature. I'd monitor their forum for a bit before deciding whether to use - you quickly get a good feel for the issues and raw edges: https://discuss.dgraph.io/
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by porker 9y ago
> Now when I tried to use Fieldbook for a somewhat complex bunch of data that gets currently added, 5 tables with references between them it has quickly bloated and become slow to the point of not being usable anymore. I've had the
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by porker 9y ago
Very pleased to see something come out of the Kickstarter. I was very impressed by the demo at the time but didn't back it having been burned by too many projects that went nowhere. This doesn't look like it does everything in the
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by porker 9y ago
> (Disclaimer: I work on the Flutter team.) Please, that's a disclosure, not a disclaimer. Keep up the great work, I'm really excited by Flutter!
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by porker 9y ago
That's my take. Some e.g. Ruby/Rails was due to ppl in other languages (Java?) suddenly seeing how 'easy' web development could be. Many of the others... yeah.

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