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by rhgraysonii 13y ago
Forgive me for the ignorance but why is this significant if at all? Honestly curious, not being facetious.
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by rhgraysonii 13y ago
So how does one know if they are in your database?
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by rhgraysonii 13y ago
This is one of the best things I've read in a while. Though, I did was this movie every single day before I went to sleep for months at a time. Great job.
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by rhgraysonii 13y ago
But...But... Okay, you really are right. Thank you. I will go drink christmas ales and listen to my family's bad jokes. Hope you all do the same :)
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by rhgraysonii 13y ago
I really enjoyed Discover Meteor. I bought it myself when it was originally released as my interest in JS increased and found it quite rewarding, and very well documented. I wish it went deeper into testing, but for a quick bootstrapping in
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by rhgraysonii 13y ago
Only a few minutes in, but it appears as if this man has a lot of extremely interesting things to say. It really is a unique window into the mindset of espionage workers and the military industrial complex in their rote application in the w
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by rhgraysonii 13y ago
You should talk to Loren over at www.penflip.com and see if he could have some use with this in future features for his editor, seeing as its open source. They just keep growing and he has some wonderful ideas. It looks great!
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by rhgraysonii 13y ago
These look great! Need any help with development? I'm about junior-dev skill level but am actively looking to get into some side projects until I land a job in the industry now that I'm out of the programming bootcamp I was at. I&
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by rhgraysonii 13y ago
It's projects like this that spark me to always go out and try to learn new things. I forget how much of our surrounded world is hackable sometimes, and it really is sad to think I get so caught up I don't think of these projects
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by rhgraysonii 13y ago
The core devs are great with how active they are. Some have even reached out to me on twitter when I've mentioned them. It's great to see how much passion they have. What sort of product are you working on with meteor?
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by rhgraysonii 13y ago
I have a friend at the Savannah College of Art and Design that was a student under her who mentioned this. Apparently its quite the accurate portrayal and her students don't receive an A unless its something she would put in her own co
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by rhgraysonii 13y ago
I am not well versed enough to directly answer, but it seems as if this might point you in the right direction. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14400839/combine-meteor-a...
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by rhgraysonii 13y ago
It seems as if continuing to address these scalability issues is what will be one of the largest deciders in Meteor's future. It seems as if I near constantly am perusing posts on the framework here, and after going through the Discove
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by rhgraysonii 13y ago
Please, please post this. Or if not would you be willing to share it privately? This is the sort of reading that really gets my rocks off. My email is in my profile if you're interested at all. I really would love to see this.
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by rhgraysonii 13y ago
I didn't know they had that attitude with repeat applicants. That is really great, actually. I'm currently barely in a financial boat to support it due to some exigent circumstances, but I will definitely be applying next batch in
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by rhgraysonii 13y ago
Disclaimer: the book is written under the pretense of "by a beginner, for a beginner", so it isn't exactly the best material ever, but I feel I'm getting good coverage on the main topics. I'm currently pushing hard
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by rhgraysonii 13y ago
If I am a programmer who just finished a bootcamp and has some decent side projects (a book on clojure web dev, a new take on spreeder, and some other ones in the works) that are all open source, is hacker school far above my skill level fo
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by rhgraysonii 13y ago
This really hits the nail on the head for me. I discovered meteor when I was just beginning to seriously code web applications, and regardless of the downsides it has, it was truly, truly fun. The ability to rapidly go from idea to implemen
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by rhgraysonii 13y ago
This is great. It could really help someone geographically plan the opportunity cost of going to the valley vs heading to other locations that have a closer proximity if they happen to be in the middle-US or towards the East. Heck, I never
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by rhgraysonii 13y ago
That sounds like a great way to go about it. Personally I'm in a boat where the standard university style of education was rewarding when I had the right professors but largely was not tangential to the growth of my knowledge in most w
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by rhgraysonii 13y ago
It's getting late but I will be digging in tomorrow. I have a month off coming up and fully plan on indulging, and the timing of the release on this couldn't be better. Do you have an official email to send bugs and the like towar
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by rhgraysonii 13y ago
Developments like this just make my day. The implementation is extremely small at the current stage but with exposure like this to a large audience it really opens a ton of doors. I'm all for getting younger people into programming and
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by rhgraysonii 13y ago
It's great to see things like this about Aaron continue to spring up. He truly was a great guy and his contributions and efforts seem as if they won't ever be forgotten. Regardless of your opinion on what he did with JSTOR, the gu
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by rhgraysonii 13y ago
I'm not 100% sure how I feel about it, but this is my first impression: Reddit is a service that has truly created a community. And a community isn't just the good, it is the bad. For every bus driver being tormented that is saved
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by rhgraysonii 13y ago
The fast food idea is one that is already being explored. Former McDonald's guys are attacking it and really have some unique takes on how they will adapt their supply chain to make it affordable for the average joe to reach critical m
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by rhgraysonii 13y ago
I've been an active Libertarian for several years now, and just looking at the countless stories I've heard like this leads me to hold the same belief as you do. It truly is tragic the way many people are simply thrown in a cell r
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by rhgraysonii 13y ago
I completely agree with this. Looking at it from a civil disobedience standpoint really exemplifies what we need to do to protect our freedom on the web in the coming future. With the onslaught of information with PRISM, spying, etc. the ge
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by rhgraysonii 13y ago
I just wanted to chime in and say (though possibly off topic) that Loren is an extraordinary developer. I saw penflip on ShowHN when he first posted it, and before that when it was simply an idea he threw out here, and immediately signed up
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by rhgraysonii 13y ago
As a student at epicodus, I am hoping this gets some attention! We love building cool things :)