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by ryanar 7y ago
I wonder if it is because neovim's testing is setup differently and they wanted to port the patch immediately rather than spend time which they might not have had at the moment to rewrite the test. I suppose the patch was tested upstre
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by ryanar 7y ago
I am not sure why, but I can't login with my account. My password is >40 characters, I am not sure if it is being clipped somehow?
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by ryanar 8y ago
The downside is that if you are building in React Native, you don't want to run queries every single time the user does something and eat up all their data. But this is what I am resorting to until 3.0 comes out with cache invalidation
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by ryanar 8y ago
This 100%. Luckily, it is their number 1 feature request for version 3.0 See https://github.com/apollographql/apollo-feature-requests/iss... for more details. I LOVE how great Apollo has made my dev experience on
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by ryanar 8y ago
If you use fragments you shouldn't need to write update logic. Also you can use `dataIdFromObject` on your apollo cache to control how unique ids are done.
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by ryanar 8y ago
this doesn't work when you have a query with any sort of variables. for instance if a query that returns SortBy "Name" and the user changes the sort to be "Email", now you have two queries you would need to call rea
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by ryanar 8y ago
That same nugget was in The Pragmatic Programmer which I recently have been reading. In regards to estimates or questions about things you don't know, if you can't give a good answer on the spot the second best answer is "Let
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by ryanar 8y ago
An excellent point. To corroborate it, there was a challenge issued by Jon Bentley to Don Knuth to write a program that Doug McIlroy would then critique. The program was to parse a file and count the frequencies of words, outputting a list
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by ryanar 8y ago
I picked up Pragmatic Programmer just a few days ago and am loving it. While many of the lessons I have figured out already on my own, the book helps qualify and solidify them, giving you a place to reference if you want to teach someone el
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by ryanar 8y ago
Nope, as the OP said, you are misunderstanding that these books aren't teaching "soft skills", they aren't about networking or marketing, they are about how you collaborate in a work environment and build maintainable so
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by ryanar 8y ago
Kimmel & Associates | Frontend React Developer | Remote | Contract | Part-time | https://kimmel.com | $50/hour | 40 Hours/Month We are an executive recruiting firm for the construction industry and looking for a fr
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Understanding user support systems in open source(nadiaeghbal.com)
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by ryanar 8y ago
Awesome news! I am sad to see you leave Zero Versioning though. [1] [1] https://0ver.org/#notable-zerover-projects
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by ryanar 9y ago
I just played Carcassonne last night and immediately thought of it when I started reading the piece. I am not sure how the game designers built the game to almost always ensure there was a valid configuration, in my play-throughs I think I
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by ryanar 9y ago
SamPatt reminds me a lot of Ross Ulbricht[1], the creator of the Silk Road. Ross started silk road using tor and believed this open marketplace to buy and sell anything: drugs, child pornography, guns, bombs, organs, sex workers, etc. would
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by ryanar 9y ago
Set up publii for a non-technical client, it looked like everything the client needed, but a few stumbling blocks 1) Themes are too limited, there are <10 and the path to customization is not simple. This is a chicken and egg problem, if
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by ryanar 9y ago
One application of this is measuring implicit self-esteem. From the article, people who do not like themselves do not exhibit name letter preference. Also, people doing the name letter preference task do not realize they are choosing letter
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by ryanar 9y ago
Looking for diversity? More than one book list in the world. I started following susanjfowler.com and her reading club after the uber interviews came out
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by ryanar 9y ago
Pretty neat, looks like they focus on Supply Chain Management software. So many companies have awful SCM tools, glad to see they are innovating in this space.
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by ryanar 9y ago
From the article: "Game developers that formerly built games for Flash are quickly switching to HTML and seeing great results. Last week, Kongregate published data about the transition to HTML and the trends in game technologies used
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by ryanar 9y ago
This is reminiscent of the Bicameral mind concept presented in Westworld. The ability to have a sense of time and plan for it and meet a goal is essential to sentience.
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by ryanar 9y ago
Yeah you help so many people, thank you for all you do!
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by ryanar 9y ago
The brain has multiple indicators for this misinterpretation. Stars early on in this sentence, narrows down context, Born in makes us even further think of a human star aka celeb, Pairs is capitlized, making us think it is a proper noun, th
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by ryanar 9y ago
If you are a student you are likely in debt and have a negative net worth
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by ryanar 9y ago
Eh, that would miss my two stars django package then.[1] 100 is steep, and django packages are almost universally titled django-project-name so you could just find repos starting with django- with recent commits [1] https://githu
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by ryanar 9y ago
This is why there is so much time between official releases. This is like scrutinizing the chromium nightly build log for regressions. Sublime works hard to ensure their official releases dont have regressions
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by ryanar 9y ago
If I recall correctly, npm5 with an existing node_modules folder still goes out to the internet and checks some data whereas yarn does not.
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by ryanar 9y ago
I wish Twilio had free offerings for their other services. I didnt even dare playing around testing Twilio because I would be getting charged 2 cents per SMS sent
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by ryanar 9y ago
The article focuses on over 55s who have money to spend online. I liked the part that spoke to how 40 year olds and up are less likely to explore a website and more likely to abandon a task. I run into this a lot when I watch how my older u
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by ryanar 9y ago
Oh I am really digging the change to allow directory level configs for config settings. I have commited with my work credentials to open source projects more times than I can count

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