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by seasoup 9y ago
Ive had severe wrist pain before, saw occupational therapists, was diagnosed with repetitive stress disorder, changed hands for the mice, tried trackballs, trackpads, ergonomic mice, the only thing that worked for me was getting a Wacom tab
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by seasoup 10y ago
Not sure how this works... so it's a race into the office so you can sit next to your team before it all fills up?
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by seasoup 11y ago
Feeling less comfortable is exactly the point :)
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by seasoup 11y ago
But I one disagreeing with him is using logic or proof, they're throwing out a few counter examples to "prove" their intuition and disregarding someone with enough experience to have an actual informed intuition about the top
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by seasoup 11y ago
Are you all seriously arguing with Paul Graham about something in his realm of expertise that only someone with a vast experience in multiple startups can form an informed opinion of, or someone that has undertaken a serious research study
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by seasoup 11y ago
If it's got a big fan base they should crowdfund something so they can afford to hire new devs.
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by seasoup 11y ago
I think we'll hit the turning point when renewable infrastructure can be built with energy and supplies that are also renewable, sort of like writing the compiler for a programming language in that language.
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by seasoup 11y ago
Is Apple's royalty structure set up so that if I pay $10/month and I listen to just Justin Bieber, then Justin Bieber gets the royalties from that $10, or is my 1,000 Justin Bieber plays added onto the plays of everyone else and r
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by seasoup 11y ago
Get a job at Google, Apple, ms, Facebook. Salary is in range with what you list plus RSUs make up the difference.
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by seasoup 11y ago
That is not at all obvious to many long time JavaScript engineers. Having a variable scoped by block or by function works for me, having both in the language is a pain. I have seen some neat tricks that you can do with let in for loops, b
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by seasoup 11y ago
I agree! My book is 175 pages because I tried to keep in the good parts and trust the reader to figure out why character A got to point B without explaining the entire journey. Skip to the interesting parts and let a couple lines of some
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by seasoup 11y ago
At least electric cars and tesla and musk have a connection... Elon and tesla are both idealists that hope their work will change the world and it will. Electric cars are about transitioning to using electricity to run cars, tesla discover
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by seasoup 11y ago
The message: You don't have to learn much to be a software engineer just master the discrete fields of object oriented programming, web development, ux design, artificial intelligence, building compilers, and cryptography. If you maste
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by seasoup 12y ago
It will hurt your career, sure some companies will be enlightened and not hold it against you but some will. That means less places will hire you, meaning less prospects. Are those places you would want to work otherwise? Maybe. That doe
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by seasoup 12y ago
I don't think it's scary or represents the US changing in someway, but this vine is a great summary of the entire Snowden affair after he released the leaks.
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by seasoup 12y ago
The question is, do these type of comments on Twitter cause harm? If you've read anything by people being subjected to online bullying and harassment then you know that it does cause psychological harm by itself. Especially when a nu
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by seasoup 12y ago
Bash scripts can do 2-6 as well, probably #1 as well. Most of these use cases for grunt are one line of bash code. Bash is a pain to write, though so is grunt.
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by seasoup 12y ago
From another review of his: "I have had a long-term, love-ignore relationship with Node.js. I have taken Node classes, read Node books, and tinkered with Node programming both on Windows and Linux machines. Sometimes I have loved worki
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by seasoup 12y ago
So what if he makes a few bucks on it? The publishers don't pay him, they give him the same thing they give all the reviewers they request reviews from, a free book. He doesn't guarantee a good review in exchange, he guarantee he
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by seasoup 12y ago
The publishers send out review copies to people. Sometimes they get 5 stars, sometimes they get three. The publishers don't tell the reviewers to give them five stars, they ask for an honest review. Do they send lots of books to rev
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by seasoup 12y ago
Wow, everyone here seems to be really put off by this title. I thought it was clever and funny. Title's are meant to grab attention and drive sales, and secondarily to also inform the potential reader of the topic. This title caught
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by seasoup 12y ago
Every programming language has it's warts, JS is no different. But it's no harder to learn or work in then any other language, and it's far easier then most.
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by seasoup 12y ago
I'm still not, it's adding complexity in exchange for performance. I prefer ease of use of the language over performance, JavaScript is fast enough for most things and is still getting faster without adding complexity for program
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by seasoup 12y ago
I haven't done a deep study on let to know how it interacts with var. Maybe it's something simple and I don't know it yet but how does this work: var foo = "abc"; function do ( foo ) { foo = "def"; co
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by seasoup 12y ago
Sure, forgetting the var causing a global variable is a problem, and I'd have no problem with removing variable hoisting and requiring all vars to be declared at the top of the function, it's what I do anyway. But adding a block l
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by seasoup 12y ago
Yes. This. The ideas in the article are terrible. It does not look remotely interesting. I read these slides and think, this is someone that doesn't like JavaScript and is trying to make it more like languages they enjoy, like Java. Tr
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by seasoup 12y ago
Good on you for working to create your own framework. You'll learn a ton. I tried to look in a mobile safari and it did not look great. Frameworks need to be mobile compliant in today's web world.
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by seasoup 12y ago
As a middle manager there will be some decisions that are yours to make, the higher you go in middle management, the more of these decisions there will be. An important part of your job is knowing which of these decisions is yours to make
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by seasoup 12y ago
As both an author and a software engineer I have to object to your thought that software engineers do not have a voice in what they write. My programming voice is every bit as strong as my writing voice, stronger even for I've been an
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by seasoup 12y ago
seems like very odd timing considering Apple Pay was just recently launched. Is there an alternative android wallet everyone uses?

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