rajangdavis

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by rajangdavis 6y ago
I don't have kids and I don't think this is a good take on the issue considering that part of the reason that parents are having a difficult time is because of how their government managed the pandemic.
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by rajangdavis 6y ago
The monthly cost for health insurance through using Cal Maritime ($627) is more than what I spent for health insurance for a single person via COBRA ($494.36) in California from 2018 - Spring 2019.
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by rajangdavis 6y ago
This is very cool! Would be a lot of fun to combine this with an animation library and do lyric videos for songs but with pure js...
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by rajangdavis 6y ago
You were always there :)
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by rajangdavis 6y ago
If you look at how hacking is portrayed in various media, there is a massive amount of dramatization compared to the "real" thing; it's the same with guns.
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by rajangdavis 6y ago
I second this sentiment. Breaking a problem down into a smaller set of problems tends to help for me. It's much easier to start and be consistent with a small set of changes and grow them over time. If I can add onto "just do some
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by rajangdavis 6y ago
Good catch! Have read both books and mixed up the source...
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by rajangdavis 6y ago
It's from Starship Troopers the book. I really liked it, but it might not be for some.
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by rajangdavis 6y ago
Previous discussions/posts: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9224776 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12399964 I thought this was pretty awesome when I first saw it posted here, but unfortunate
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by rajangdavis 6y ago
Depending on how bad the warning is, it might be easier to disable javascript. Have found that this gets around some noiser news sites.
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by rajangdavis 6y ago
From my Pine64 experience as an initial backer, I 100% agree. I think where Pine64 failed to deliver is that they overpromised on when they could deliver the product. I received mine very late and I couldn't boot the OS and support was
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by rajangdavis 6y ago
One broad thing I can think of is that there aren't strict GDPR requirements in the United States. Might be the case the value of user data alone might make the sale worth it, but I am speculating here.
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by rajangdavis 6y ago
That's not taking the argument in good faith. Car accidents aren't infectious and furthermore, we don't see 30k deaths in the span of 2 months. I think Musk could have fared better working with the government to make it feasi
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by rajangdavis 7y ago
It's funny you say this because I tried using Excel for basic fitness/nutrition tracking and it wouldn't let me because my Windows 10 license was having issues with Office. I opened up Google Sheets and haven't looked ba
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by rajangdavis 7y ago
Hell yes! Thank you for the response! Edit: Totally missed the Windows 7/10 requirement in the landing page, thanks for your patience!
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by rajangdavis 7y ago
What would be a good way to connect an instrument to interact with the software? Is there a recommended projector/display that had been tested with the software? Really interested in learning more when I get some free time
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by rajangdavis 7y ago
The sudoku solver is equally impressive, didn't realize that SQL could be bent to do these sorts of things.
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by rajangdavis 7y ago
Honestly, my first thought was to port the code to ES6/CSS3 because I also share the belief that the code can be as concise if not moreso; however, I still think what the author did was a good solution. I think the tradeoff is if you w
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by rajangdavis 7y ago
It's using some animation sugar from jQuery (source is in this blogpost: https://app.trevor.io/public/blog/demo ). It might be possible to port most stuff over to ES6 and use CSS animations; however, the code
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by rajangdavis 7y ago
- Using a UI framework maps well to working with UX designers in that you design the interactions of a given component in accordance to UX spec. - Combining multiple components in a given page to transform or process user interaction become
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by rajangdavis 7y ago
When you start tracking state in the DOM, you start having to be very imperative on what gets updated as state changes. For example, if you have a search application and you want to paginate results, you can get pretty far with vanilla js,
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by rajangdavis 7y ago
It depends. You can do quite a fair bit with vanilla JS, HTML, and CSS. Things get a little tricky when you start having to maintain a lot of state that multiple elements need to be aware of. It's not impossible to do this with vanilla
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by rajangdavis 7y ago
TL;DR: I want Myspace Bulletins but with text messaging. I have a band on facebook with 23,000 likes. Even when I have paid money to promote shows, music, and merchandise, I had no guarantee that what I posted ever got to my audience. There
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by rajangdavis 7y ago
Someone should do this for indie bands...
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by rajangdavis 7y ago
I agree with you on the comment about abstractions, but I think I would rather have Rails with esoteric code than something less "conventional" with esoteric code.
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by rajangdavis 7y ago
I've never felt it was an unnatural API, but it can be hard to grok/remember. I was primarily using jq either to extract data from large JSON files or to concatenate a bunch of smaller JSON files into one, large file. I think it c
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by rajangdavis 7y ago
jq is simple to install, can handle large datasets (have used it to parse GB's of JSON data), and works well with bash/shell.
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by rajangdavis 7y ago
I feel like theory helped me find the right way to label certain sounds/harmonies and organize/internalize them in a way that made sense to me. I don't think I could have figured that out on my own; however, I also had friend
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by rajangdavis 7y ago
I've played guitar for almost 18 years and bass for roughly 5 years and also went to community college for theory and private instruction. Since then, I have recorded, played shows in various genres, and have toured the US and few plac
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by rajangdavis 7y ago
We use jQuery DataTables where I work and it seems more than adequate. Supposed to set some time aside to investigate how to possibly port a small subsection of tables to use Vue Data Tables; it looks like there are a bevy of tools for Vue-

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