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by ryanswapp 6y ago
My brain hurts
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by ryanswapp 9y ago
Thanks! Was looking for that.
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by ryanswapp 9y ago
That's true. I wonder if they'd steer clear of Preact just because it is similar to React though? Also, Preact seems to be heavily reliant on the React ecosystem and it wouldn't be much of a rage quit if they picked up the sk
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by ryanswapp 9y ago
I agree that the risk of running into legal trouble with Facebook is pretty low for many companies. However, that doesn't make it feel any less dirty. It would be nice if the lawyers at Facebook would take a chill pill on this one but
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by ryanswapp 9y ago
Seriously. I also don't like that every comment is a new post so if you look at your posts every comment you've ever written shows up as a post.
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by ryanswapp 9y ago
Same boat. I use Atom with vim keybindings now and I feel much more productive than when I rolled with straight vim + tmux. Great tools, but there are much better options these days.
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by ryanswapp 10y ago
According to the Supreme Court you don't have any expectation of privacy in information given to a third party so whether the VPN is in the US or not does not matter.
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by ryanswapp 10y ago
What's your question?
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Ask HN: Scholarly work on implementing complex software systems?
2 points by ryanswapp 10y ago|0 comments
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by ryanswapp 10y ago
I found this earlier today which I think gives a much fairer characterization of the recent executive orders. http://www.investors.com/politics/editorials/are-we-going-to... The type of fearmongering and conspirac
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Phoenix GraphQL Tutorial with Absinthe: Add CRUD Using Mutations(ryanswapp.com)
3 points by ryanswapp 10y ago|0 comments
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Phoenix GraphQL Tutorial with Absinthe(ryanswapp.com)
5 points by ryanswapp 10y ago|0 comments
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by ryanswapp 10y ago
So, assuming you actually have a patent, and Facebook actually decides to infringe on that patent, the worst case scenario is that you lose your license to use React. There are principles of fairness and equity in the law that would allow y
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by ryanswapp 10y ago
Amen.
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by ryanswapp 10y ago
It definitely could be the case that the jurors came up with the numbers they did in order to put Gawker out of business. However, a jury can't just make a random number up. The awarded amount has to be supported by evidence or an appe
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by ryanswapp 10y ago
This is a duty of loyalty issue. When there is a board decision and a conflict of interest arises (like in this circumstance) a court would look at whether the transaction was fair to the company and shareholders to determine if there has b
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by ryanswapp 10y ago
Oh they very much do. Legislative intent is a major factor that many judges consider when enforcing legislation. Intent often has a very big impact on consequence.
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by ryanswapp 10y ago
Whether the purpose of legislation matters very much depends on a judge's beliefs regarding statutory interpretation. Enforcement of a statute is often all about the purpose of it. That said, I see your point and its a valid one. I&#x2
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by ryanswapp 10y ago
I studied section 1201 thoroughly during law school and I think this post doesn't give a fair characterization of it. The reason this statute exists is because companies were unable to devise protection for copyrighted works that hacke
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by ryanswapp 10y ago
Nice! I didn't know you could do that.
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by ryanswapp 10y ago
Most of the time it happens on Twitter. Someone will tweet a bitly link with some enticing headline but I refuse to click it because I don't know where the link is taking me. Perhaps I'm just overly cautious...
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by ryanswapp 10y ago
Speaking of short urls, am I the only one that refuses to click on them? I hate that I can't see where the link is going to take me.
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by ryanswapp 11y ago
I think Meteor 1.3 + React is a really promising stack. If you are overwhelmed by all that comes with the default React stack (Webpack, Redux, React Router, etc...) then give Meteor 1.3 + React a try. It eliminates the need to write your ow
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by ryanswapp 11y ago
This is what happened the last time AT&T tried to work with the government to create a backdoor into encryption software. http://www.crypto.com/papers/eesproto.pdf Maybe they aren't fighting backdoor legislati
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by ryanswapp 11y ago
I'll preface this statement by saying that I LOVE my Macbook Pro. (Retina, 15-inch, mid 2014) However, I do find it disheartening that it overheats so frequently/quickly. It generally overheats if I have more than 8 or 9 chrome ta
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Atlassian Takes the Gay Marriage Ruling Too Far
8 points by ryanswapp 11y ago|9 comments
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Build a Blog with Middleman and Host on GitHub Pages(swapp.sexy)
1 points by ryanswapp 12y ago|0 comments