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by quaunaut 10y ago
Is there a problem with operating at that level of abstraction? Are we here to serve our egos, or business needs? I'm sure I could implement one, but it'd require googling. If that ever kept me from a position, they could gladly k
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by quaunaut 10y ago
You understand this has been disproved hundreds of times, not to mention, the "review" in question never existed?
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by quaunaut 10y ago
Good API design is part of why I try to follow TDD. I'm not dogmatic about it, but I've noticed that when I do follow it, I usually have a better understanding of how I'll use my code by the time I'm done implementing it
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by quaunaut 10y ago
Using newer cracking techniques[1], pass-phrases are as quick to crack as many others. I honestly think password managers should not exist without the ability to randomly generate new passwords. 1. https://hashcat.net/oclha
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by quaunaut 10y ago
It's definitely weird at first, but the aim of atomic CSS is to not have a CSS file that just grows and grows and grows. This article(written by the creator of Tachyons) helps to explain the issue: http://mrmrs.io/writi
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by quaunaut 10y ago
But a lot of that would depend upon support structure or company architecture, right? After all, if the idea of starting something new gets you asked to leave the company, the company itself is probably hostile to new proposals, so it'
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by quaunaut 10y ago
Well, folks are already off to the races reading the headline and not the core of the story. But, this is something I've thought of often over the last several years. If perhaps, a better angle would be to build a business around Unix-
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by quaunaut 10y ago
You can't really just drop a statement like that and walk off. No one knows what you're talking about.
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by quaunaut 10y ago
I'd say a few things will move you up the pack extremely fast: * Do open source. This doesn't necessarily mean "Contribute to some huge project"- I mean, do ANYTHING, commit that to Github, and use that as part of your a
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by quaunaut 10y ago
Just as a bit of knowledge: The current Phoenix channels implementation should work alright with React, but you'll have to work it into what you're wanting to do. In a few months, an Ember addon should be available that provides P
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by quaunaut 10y ago
Why is it not useful? You can drop erlang packages straight into Elixir projects without any issue.
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by quaunaut 10y ago
Actually, the launcher was replaced under 2 years ago. The matchmaking client has entered alpha, and is accompanied with rewrites to a lot of Riot systems to help it all work together.
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by quaunaut 11y ago
That's really all that Ember has in terms of code generation. That, and getting tests set up for you. I don't see how you have a large ecosystem that is still friendly to a new developer without code generators unless you want hug
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by quaunaut 11y ago
That seems to me like a really bizarre thing based on a really personal story(that I'd like to hear). After all: * Code generators can speed up development * They give newbies a better idea of how the framework should be treated * They
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by quaunaut 11y ago
You're describing how my career started! Hahahah. Yeah, it can definitely be difficult, but the jobs are definitely out there. The easiest ways to find a job you don't hate that pays what it should is paying attention to the right
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by quaunaut 11y ago
It's really great, and I've found a wonderful job here with the best coworkers I've ever had. Also get to experiment with cool technologies quite often.
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by quaunaut 11y ago
Then keep looking? The market favors the developer right now.
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by quaunaut 11y ago
In America at least, the median salary for a Programmer is more than enough that with properly managed funds, you can have a spouse who doesn't work and still live quite well. Remember- the median income here is $52k. I'm in Boise
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by quaunaut 11y ago
But what exactly is the point of a framework if you're bringing your own tools?
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by quaunaut 11y ago
May I ask what your reticence is to Ember-CLI?
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by quaunaut 11y ago
It's not happened, so I don't know if they already have it in- but it would be incredibly easy to look at the people who were reported as safe and specifically message them to see if they are or not, with a reset and a secondary c
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by quaunaut 11y ago
Since when do you register your gender with the TSA? Whenever I fly, I just walk through the checkpoint and move on to my flight.
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by quaunaut 11y ago
I don't really see how? If you changed that functionality intentionally, then the other things it interacts with will require a change regardless . Furthermore, if it's that small of a change(as usually, the smallest changes are
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by quaunaut 11y ago
How does Zube do in terms of performance when loading up? One of my biggest issues with Waffle or Zenhub is that loading them up is often a long wait- Zenhub can be 3-4 seconds(and often is just incorrect in labels/assignments), and Wa
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by quaunaut 11y ago
Applescript is supported, just in a more consistent way now. This is the new syntax: https://iterm2.com/applescript.html Edit: I'm not the developer! I'm just a fan.
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Creating better FactoryGirl Factories(medium.com)
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by quaunaut 11y ago
I don't know why I never thought about this, but this would be so helpful.
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by quaunaut 11y ago
"Need" is always such a strong word, but Phoenix is particularly well-suited to real-time applications, and can scale pretty ridiculously off of them. Not to mention, Elixir is a joy to code in, and a lot of us are still experimen
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by quaunaut 11y ago
Most of the time, it's because of opportunity cost: The time you're spending building a server, learning how to manage repos, setting up redundancy and just trying to get the thing working, you could've spent on whatever prod
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by quaunaut 11y ago
Ah, that wasn't my intention! Just, the Node community is probably the closest to the Ruby/Python crowd in terms of overlap, and what I assume might be reading a post from a developer like myself.

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