qubyte

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by qubyte 12y ago
I gave a lightning presentation on this subject last month. A better solution is to put the private methods into (sub)modules. This makes them public to the file system and gives you the ability to tune what you make public via your module
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by qubyte 12y ago
Server Sent Events aren't used enough. I'm a big fan, so I wrote a little Node.js library which wraps (with options for preprocessing) an event emitter in an express middleware for the company I work for. https://www.np
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by qubyte 12y ago
The bulk of the document is written in LaTeX, and it is possible that they used the listings package to write the code samples. See section 2.10 of The Listings Package document for variable column code samples. In more regular code snippet
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by qubyte 12y ago
You should ditch CoffeeScript and do it in vanilla JS, if for no other reason than to avoid people like me telling you to ditch CoffeeScript and do it in vanilla JS. ;) In all seriousness though, far beyond anything I was doing at 16. Kudos
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by qubyte 13y ago
Security postmortems are a great idea. Until time machines happen.
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by qubyte 13y ago
Imagine if you're requiring that local module throughout your codebase. Now suppose that the module has become large enough to be come a directory. All those requires with the .js extension will break! If you leave it off, then no prob
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by qubyte 13y ago
I tend to procrastinate and troll stackoverflow for questions to answer. I'd be more productive, but now I'm trolling Hacker News instead.
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by qubyte 13y ago
Facetious, or an actual figure? If the latter, can you point us to a ref please?
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by qubyte 13y ago
Nice. I need to compare code written with highland to code with async.series/.each etc. (but not waterfall, I don't like that dude ;)).
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by qubyte 13y ago
I live within walking distance of the BT Tower, and the maximum I can get is < 1Mbps...
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by qubyte 13y ago
I believe python is popular these days, but I think C is still the language of choice. A few years back when I was a TA I was tutoring on a C course at Leeds university, and Sussex (where I did my undergrad) they're pretty hardcore, so
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by qubyte 13y ago
It was an option the year before, but not enough people wanted to take it and the class was cancelled. I'm glad to have learnt C, because it came with an introduction to bash and ssh. Whilst the terminals we used were windows, we were
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by qubyte 13y ago
I want the education sector to start treating the ability to programme as they do literacy and numeracy. Everyone should know how to write a letter and read, but not necessarily write a novel. Everyone should know how to count, but not need
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by qubyte 13y ago
I thought I'd put more detail in. The project is called ejecta-x. http://wizcorp.github.io/Ejecta-X/
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by qubyte 13y ago
There is an effort to port ejecta to android, which a company I used to work for is now maintaining. That means accelerated canvas for the big two.