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by sebringj 8y ago
This sounds more about optimization overall as a whole and the brain benefits rather than only for the brain? Mice live 30% longer so it must be not only about the brain.
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by sebringj 8y ago
I agree. Personally, I'm very annoyed with myself at times at the tendencies that drive me that are constantly at odds with productivity or good health etc etc. as like you said it, evolution does not have the capacity to care about th
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by sebringj 8y ago
Canned meat that tastes like cat pate although I assume because I've just smelled it so far (cat food). Not sure exactly sure how to describe the weirdness of the impossible 1.
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by sebringj 8y ago
The impossible 1 is super salty where I've had it in hop doddy and ruby's diner in SoCal. It reminded me more of mince meat type quality, passable but gross. I'm hoping 2 is perfect because I really would prefer to not have t
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by sebringj 8y ago
After using mongodb for many years, I haven't run into a use case where I should have used it over SQL. The only benefit is rapid prototyping for me personally and it initially felt awesome to have mongoose in node be the schema as it
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by sebringj 8y ago
This game keeps getting better. Sean and his team are the best example of focusing on what matters in the face of backlash even if earned or not. True grit.
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by sebringj 8y ago
All the answers I see on stack say there is no gain to do hash or encrypt prior to sending. I'm not sure I can agree with this. Let's say you hash a password and some attacker gains this. They can now log into that website BUT NOT
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by sebringj 8y ago
Personally as a developer I'm not thinking Facebook is bad but rather that in general we are bad and we pass over plain text passwords to endpoints (through SSL) and just trust the data will not be abused (logging) but would be cool to
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by sebringj 8y ago
"a" and "i" since its binary you could define all others.
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by sebringj 8y ago
This has made me so frustrated with my phone. I see it as only an entertainment device at this point and only use the phone with a small select group of people, rejecting all other calls as its gone insane.
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by sebringj 8y ago
I think a more practical approach is to focus on a generic enough UI toolkit meaning detached from any specific tech stack that will give a feeling of continuity to customers as they move from static pages and SPAs and different flavors of
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by sebringj 8y ago
Just an opinion but this is fantastic tech, just lacks any humanoid resemblance, more like an industrial car factory assembly line. In the future of course, we will have humanoid robots that appeal to our emotions as well because why not?
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by sebringj 8y ago
It might be a visual/spatial disconnect because you mention you cannot intuit color contrast or distinguish fonts or failed at how design works. CSS then would have no meaning to you. Imagine asking a deaf person to describe music in n
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by sebringj 8y ago
right because i wasnt sure of the type
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by sebringj 8y ago
Types :) I tend to use underscore for just _.get or _.set these days as I have most everything else I want so having some built in way to do that would be nice but the elephant in the room here is the toolchains being built quietly behind t
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by sebringj 8y ago
The reason it (OAuth) was built was for user convenience one-click signing in for the most part and frankly that is more important than most considerations or tradeoffs if it's accomplishing the job. I do feel like this is always a bea
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by sebringj 8y ago
That is definitely not good for my needs. I'll be sticking to Atlas over DocumentDB or simply plain Mongo latest. Thank you for the comment.
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by sebringj 8y ago
I feel this is a very late article and that it has already happened but not in the crisis way. Meaning, this has allowed a shift in work to focus on programming tasks rather than infrastructure as much and hence there is more competition to
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by sebringj 8y ago
So its like Mongo is being eaten by AWS in terms of its service offerings after it gains mindshare as DocumentDB is essentially a swap-out replacement for larger companies. That somehow smells to me as it erodes funding from its foundation
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by sebringj 8y ago
Thank you, this seems very useful and much nicer than doing a jsfiddle as you can work locally. There's nothing wrong with reposting good work as I would have missed it otherwise. Bravo.
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by sebringj 8y ago
i was 7 when i programmed on a commodore 64... and walked to school in 1 foot of snow... (kidding on the last one) sorry but he's not little but nice game.
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by sebringj 8y ago
If he truly did it, that's great and seems like you guys could start an indie studio and work part time on upwork or something until you get funded.
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by sebringj 8y ago
exactly i call bs
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by sebringj 8y ago
how little is little? why didnt he post it here himself? feels a little suspect.
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by sebringj 8y ago
i tried at rubis diner the 1.0 version and i was surprised how good it was but was way too salty and krispy like some alternative meat but still meat. they are on the right track so am expecting greatness for 2.0.
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by sebringj 8y ago
I completely missed the boat on that one with home prices. I guess that's why it's a tough issue. It's not something you can just answer without knowing a ton of variables which maybe is a task for AI. My bad. I really liked
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by sebringj 8y ago
This is fantastic! The tutorials are very simple to understand and can be actually used in your very familiar JavaScript env and the Scrimba editor is great coupled with the author editing things in real time that you can play with, brillia
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by sebringj 8y ago
I didn't see that on MDN but would be cool. I get 'abc'.reverse() exception that it is not a function.
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by sebringj 8y ago
Here's an example that made sense to me elegant (readable / compact) function isPalindrome(str) { return str == str.split('').reverse().join(''); } efficient (~50x faster than above) function isPalindrome(s
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by sebringj 8y ago
There is a huge difference in the way you write code when you have to support your own code around the clock and it really changes your perspective as a developer as before this I would work for a company with a team of testers and fire and

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