rgbrgb

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   by rgbrgb 13y ago

   This may be worth it for the transition from lab project to app prototype but I would be seriously wary of deploying anything significant on a proprietary cloud in a proprietary language. Does anyone remember when Google App Engine hiked th
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   by rgbrgb 13y ago

   >> If you put this logic in the controller, what happens when you want a separate API controller that does the same thing? You refactor. In my experience, anytime you're writing something for the sake of "possible code re-us
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   by rgbrgb 13y ago

   Please consider changing the title font. It is very hard on my eyes.
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   by rgbrgb 13y ago

   >>There are more examples which I'm sure you'll see if you actually try the product. I think he's pointing out that Trello is designed for software development as well. This is a problem with the pitch that will prevent
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   by rgbrgb 13y ago

   You can definitely get paid to do the open source stuff you think is cool. Getting a day job to pay for your night job seems like a recipe for disaster.
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   by rgbrgb 13y ago

   I've been taking a deeper look at reddit in the last couple of weeks and I'd say real-name social networks decay in a different direction. My Facebook wall is an extremely shallow stream self-promotion, one-liners, and food pics -
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   by rgbrgb 13y ago

   Are there screenshots?
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   by rgbrgb 13y ago

   Reminds me of Urbit[1], which is in many ways also a filesystem as an RPG or RPG as a filesystem (though they call it an operating system). [1]: http://www.urbit.org/
9. 969.▲
   by rgbrgb 13y ago

   Frank note to you: you're being a jerk.
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    by rgbrgb 13y ago

    But isn't it incredibly naive to think you can get something for nothing? I don't really see this as a bait and switch, a site like that needs ads so that they can keep it free for users. Imgur tried a donation based model early o
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    by rgbrgb 13y ago

    Yep, I find myself clicking an imgur link on reddit then hanging out there for a while. It's a tenuous relationship they have.
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    by rgbrgb 13y ago

    Who made this and how did they get an endorsement from Werner Vogels?
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    by rgbrgb 13y ago

    Dokku is far from stable and it's still going to be a bit more intensive than flipping a switch when you have to scale. The beautiful thing about heroku as a product is it removes an entire domain of skills/worries from building y
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    by rgbrgb 13y ago

    https://surfer.io/ because people should own the images they share
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    by rgbrgb 13y ago

    Strange coincidence! A friend on fb posted a message tonight along the lines of "going to a new friend's house, if I don't check in by midnight, call the police". I've definitely let a friend know when making a crai
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    by rgbrgb 13y ago

    Thanks!
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    by rgbrgb 13y ago

    Affiliate links seem pretty interesting but I'm not sure they're actually positive for the consumer. In some cases it's a way to support legitimate content but I've seen too many "reviews" that were actually ad
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    by rgbrgb 13y ago

    There's a difference between concurrency and parallelism. Concurrency is about a programming model for doing multiple independent tasks while parallelism refers to doing them at the same time. For example with node, you can handle requ
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    by rgbrgb 13y ago

    What bower manages is downloading dependencies at a specific version and putting them in a folder. It does not wire/unwire them into my index.html. At this point I have to do that by hand. There are a lot of ways my project could be la
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    by rgbrgb 13y ago

    Is there a checkstyle config floating around somewhere that I can use to enforce this style? Edit: Or an eclipse formatter config?
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    by rgbrgb 13y ago

    I think this is generally an improvement over the status quo but it doesn't solve the problem we've created with email being our single point of security failure. From where I stand, the only sane way forward is to stop storing da
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    by rgbrgb 13y ago

    Yep, compilers turn out to be a pretty cool idea :). I don't think anyone's doing anything 'in place' of static type checking exactly. Oftentimes I'll check if a method exists on an object before calling it. Usually
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    by rgbrgb 13y ago

    I've used novocaine on a hackathon project. Very fun little library, thanks! It was 10,000 times easier than setting up the audio unit chain, etc. I had done it the old fashioned way for my first app but there was an incredible amount
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    by rgbrgb 13y ago

    And how do you pay for the content to be created?
25. 985.▲
    by rgbrgb 13y ago

    Well those are a lot of opinions stated as facts. Care to back them up?
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    by rgbrgb 13y ago

    I think there are 2 things at play that prevent a rails-like monolithic framework for js at the moment: 1) Front-end applications tend to have wider variation in functionality requirements from the start (real-time, graphs, animations, form
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    by rgbrgb 13y ago

    Uh oh, I've been using fn.bind(this) everywhere. Is there a linter that will warn me when I'm not using cross-browser supported js?
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    by rgbrgb 13y ago

    I think they're not that popular because the potential revenue lift for implementing the features you listed does not seem significant.
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    by rgbrgb 13y ago

    What's an automation script in this case?
30. 990.▲
    by rgbrgb 13y ago

    It's cool that you know before you've seen the numbers. Perhaps you could share the answer for us non-prophets. Also, what other wisdom can you impart?