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by quaunaut 11y ago
Probably has to do with how it analyzes the object it's cutting on, and determines what's suitable from there.
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by quaunaut 11y ago
I won't disagree that it could be better- but doesn't this ring of pie in the sky thinking? If you're the only person who is using a thing, and you want it supported- you'll probably have to do it yourself. Now, if there
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by quaunaut 11y ago
Second article in one day mentioning how bad credit card fraud can be to handle, especially for smaller sites. I wonder if there might be an opportunity there? Or if the solutions have to be so custom that it'd be impossible to work ou
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by quaunaut 11y ago
Wow. This is ridiculous. "I've got a weird set up OS for a reason, but this software should work even though no one else would ever run this." "Whatever- this database should work, even though I'm using a 4 year old
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by quaunaut 11y ago
Thanks! I'll give it another shot, using those exact tools. Is there any guide out there for the usual application structure?
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by quaunaut 11y ago
Personally, I'm not as confident. I spent a week doing a lot of React projects, and while it's nice, it is what it is- a view layer. When interacting with a complex web of routes, models, components, and templates, I have found Em
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by quaunaut 11y ago
Since the developers are here in this thread- I'm curious where this goes from here. I'm an Ember developer, but sometimes Ember's heavyweight attitude isn't needed for a project, and I see React as the natural direction
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by quaunaut 11y ago
Not an Angular user, but I'm quite interested- what about it would make Angular 2 faster than Ember or React?
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by quaunaut 11y ago
How do you figure? The internet is a non-central system by default. There is no central authority, period. Someone putting money and time into their own website does not help fund Stormfront. Why is it that when anyone tries to make a state
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by quaunaut 11y ago
I like that approach. Might I ask what the header is? HTTP-COMPLIMENT or somesuch? It could be a fun 'standard'.
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by quaunaut 11y ago
This is a remarkably well-written article. Made me really feel for the company, both in terms of sympathy and wanting to see them succeed. One thing it did left me wondering, was covered in the final paragraph: "...Engineers can spot h
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by quaunaut 12y ago
Yup. And Ember's getting even ridiculously fast post-load, too, thanks to Glimmer. When it comes out, it should be the fastest full-fledged framework. I'm sure the others will catch up super soon though!
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by quaunaut 12y ago
I'm not an Angular user(Ember here), but in time all of the major frameworks will allow for serverside rendering. The React model works very well, and most projects are taking a lot of ideas from it. Ember will have fastboot in a coupl
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by quaunaut 12y ago
There's a lot of React fans around here, but the two are really not as similar as some may act. Ember.js is a framework, in every sense of the word. It values convention over configuration, has an idealized tool pipeline(via ember-cli)
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by quaunaut 12y ago
No worries. It's easy to get disillusioned when the tools to surround yourself with better options aren't very well developed.
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by quaunaut 12y ago
I feel like at least in this thread, you're forcing a square peg in a round hole. It's asking for technically challenging startups- there are plenty of startups doing amazing, world-changing work that isn't technically challe
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by quaunaut 12y ago
While true, it's also surprisingly like that- basically, the Sierra Nevadas have been blocking the weather that gave the rest of the country severe flooding last year.
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by quaunaut 12y ago
The problem is, this turns places that already have severe unemployment issues into 2008-era catastrophy. The entire central valley is based off of farming.
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by quaunaut 12y ago
A lot of the money from these investors didn't come from Wall St., but from past successful Silicon Valley tech companies.
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by quaunaut 12y ago
Apparently he was fired, but not for his conduct with Pao, but for sexually harassing another female partner.
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by quaunaut 12y ago
I'm just supremely disappointed in the Macbook itself- I have a 3 year old Macbook Air, that is more powerful than this Retina. That's just absurd, that it's that much of a step back in terms of raw CPU. Luckily however, the
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by quaunaut 12y ago
My try with it was anecdotal, but the demo[1](which is a pretty brutal demo) ran at a fair speed on my phone- about 3 updates per second. Currently, on Android devices most complex JS apps have performance issues(some problems were found in
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by quaunaut 12y ago
> The reasoning in the article is pretty garbage. "Software is destroying jobs and enriching a small handful of people...therefore, the 2 things that threaten society the most are synthetic biology and AI" ...what? I think you&
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by quaunaut 12y ago
The problem I take with this mindset, is that it treats all value systems as equal. At the end of the day, if your culture and economic system create a poorer quality of life for its people consistently, just because it wins out in the perc
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by quaunaut 12y ago
And then you're missing Blue Ocean.
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by quaunaut 12y ago
It's not just for users on slow internet or older devices- Bustle was a good example, because as a content site, it generally has a lot of assets to load. Fastboot can get you over the hump of the initial load when you're linked
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by quaunaut 12y ago
I don't know what you're talking about. The back button works on Bustle everywhere I've tried it. What browser and version are you using?
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by quaunaut 12y ago
I just don't see how in the face of 2014's continuation of the Civil Rights movement you can say something like that with a straight face.
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by quaunaut 12y ago
I'd be a fan of them doing more for sure(especially the Chilling Effects site addition). But many here are ignoring any possibility of compliance while filing objection, which this is exactly. If this were used instead as an opportunit
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by quaunaut 12y ago
What country's privacy laws are being broken again? Because I've not heard of it. And your argument about enforcing their values around the world is enforcing THEIR values, not American ones. Yes, their values are influenced by th

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