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by rymohr 10y ago
Still no support for incremental snapshots though right?
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by rymohr 10y ago
Yeah that's the gist of it. Helping people make sense of complicated relationships so they can make an impact. If you're interested in this stuff Donella Meadow's book "Thinking in Systems" is a great introduction:
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by rymohr 10y ago
I've been a software developer on Oahu for ten years and I'm currently working on my own startup with my brother [1]. There are plenty of "real" jobs over here but to be honest, the community of talented developers on is
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by rymohr 10y ago
Why Honolulu if you live on Maui?
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by rymohr 10y ago
Hey Dan, thanks for responding. I think the key point you may be missing (or perhaps I missed a flag somewhere) is that I want relative requires but I don't want the intermediate js and sourcemap files cluttering up my project (and ass
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by rymohr 10y ago
If you use --outDir, wouldn't the .js files that import the transpiled .ts files need to point to outDir instead? This is the kind of stuff that makes the "incremental" adoption argument hard for me to swallow. If I can'
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by rymohr 10y ago
Isn't meteor dead?
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by rymohr 10y ago
Just because you aren't a web developer doesn't mean you can't dabble in web development. Take 30 mins to play with their starter kit [1] or just play around inside JSFiddle [2]. Now imagine being able to encapsulate your nat
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by rymohr 10y ago
Are you familiar with the benefits of React in general?
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by rymohr 10y ago
I was referring to your comment about JSON in general. See my earlier comment [1] for more background. [1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11501332
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by rymohr 10y ago
I agree completely. If you're going for human, you need to go a lot further (which is what I've tried to do with HONEY [1]). [1]: https://github.com/honey/honey
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by rymohr 10y ago
JSON is very readable/writable... to programmers. Most humans aren't programmers though. If you showed JSON to someone on the street they could probably understand the gist of it (if pretty printed). Good luck asking them to wri
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by rymohr 10y ago
Take a look at HONEY: https://github.com/honey/honey Primary goals were to remove as much syntax as possible and make it play well with line-based diffs (with the hopes that someone who knows knowing about the language
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HONEY, human-friendly JSON alternative(github.com)
1 points by rymohr 10y ago|0 comments
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by rymohr 10y ago
HONEY was my take at the same problem. Still brainstorming on this one and not used in production yet. https://github.com/honey/honey
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by rymohr 11y ago
Kumu's automation mode: Insight within complexity, without effort. https://kumu.io/automation-mode
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The Kokua License, a simple open-source license for any kind of content(medium.com)
4 points by rymohr 11y ago|0 comments
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by rymohr 11y ago
No links?
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by rymohr 11y ago
And I thought I was the only one! I always wondered if they had some kind of patent on the sugar coating. Why wouldn't the generics be coated too?
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by rymohr 11y ago
I'm the cofounder of a systems and network mapping service (kumu.io) and I can't agree more. Although our primary focus is on systems mapping we also work with a lot of networks. We're constantly reminding our users that the
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by rymohr 11y ago
What can cypher do that GraphQL can't?
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by rymohr 11y ago
Your approach sounds interesting. Ever write about it? The undo / redo gains of ImmutableJS quickly vanish when you're working with remote data and the leaked getters aren't fun. A little UUID juggling is worth it if it allow
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by rymohr 11y ago
Thanks, I hadn't seen many of those before. This one is actually pretty close: https://github.com/RickWong/react-inline-css react-styl ( https://github.com/nick/react-styl ) looks interesting t
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by rymohr 11y ago
Here are some solutions being suggested: - http://reactcss.com/ - http://projects.formidablelabs.com/radium/
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by rymohr 11y ago
Anyone have a solution to coupling a react component's style without resorting to webpack and funky hacks?
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How I wish I could write React components(medium.com)
7 points by rymohr 11y ago|4 comments
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by rymohr 11y ago
From the initial post: Many of my flux stores manage collections and I find myself repeating a lot of boilerplate code for finding / updating / removing objects. In an effort to avoid pulling in something like ampersand-collection
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Show me your immutable flux stores(discuss.reactjs.org)
9 points by rymohr 11y ago|1 comments
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by rymohr 11y ago
The constructor takes the place of componentWillMount. I believe componentDidMount is still used.
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Uber drivers: employees or independent contractors?(kumu.io)
2 points by rymohr 11y ago|0 comments

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