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secoif
13y ago
Wow, this a perfect example of the dangerous thinking, the "facts", that got us to this point in the first place.
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secoif
13y ago
you can generate a gif with native js?
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secoif
13y ago
Sounds like your company has far bigger issues than people sharing confidential information.
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How Git shows the patriarchal nature of the software industry
(geekfeminism.org)
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secoif
13y ago
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secoif
13y ago
right. looks like this one is debunked.
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secoif
13y ago
> No "Backbone way", "Angular way" or "Ember way". Frameworks come and go but classic programming skills are forever. Finally somebody gets it. Building on top of some giant abstraction over abstractions is
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CSS “px” is an Angular Measurement?
(inamidst.com)
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secoif
13y ago
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secoif
13y ago
Agreed, but it'd be different if this was aimed at seasoned developers, but it's aimed at beginners, as such, it's irresponsible.
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secoif
13y ago
> possibly be OK in nodejs but is not OK in the browser. I think you've got that around the wrong way. It's more of a problem in node/browserify because you're typically working with very many more 3rd party libraries
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secoif
13y ago
He/she should have just used a regular method. Yeah it makes the code pretty, but it pollutes every library in your environment. You don't do this for the exact same reason you don't use globals. String.prototype is a global.
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secoif
13y ago
> "I decided to bring a gun to a knife fight and add methods to String’s prototype." Don't do this. Extending native prototypes in node is terrible practice since it ruins the thing node gets very right: code encapsulation
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secoif
13y ago
I'll move from OSX to Linux as soon as the Adobe suite runs on Linux.
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Declarative 3d scene graphs combining three.js with polymer
(joshgalvin.github.io)
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secoif
13y ago
developers need bling
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secoif
13y ago
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/close-minded
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Grunt homepage project title is "dorkq" on some Android devices
(github.com)
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13y ago
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secoif
13y ago
According to this infographic, a C-- was the influence for JavaScript. http://www.georgehernandez.com/h/xComputers/Programming/Medi... If this has any truth (perhaps a different c--?) I'd like to know wh
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secoif
13y ago
alternatively, you could try the html5 youtube player http://www.youtube.com/html5
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CoAP: A lightweight REST implementation on UDP
(github.com)
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secoif
13y ago
Unfortunately you're going to encounter regex a lot in your programming career and this tool won't always be there to save you, so you are going to need to learn regex one way or the other. You might as well get it over with soone
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Modular HTML5 Games
(hughsk.github.io)
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13y ago
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secoif
13y ago
what specific needs do you have that aren't met?
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secoif
13y ago
Just some feedback on your pricing: $50 is very steep for a kindle book, in fact I don't think I've ever seen a kindle edition so expensive. If this was around $20 I'd have bought it.
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secoif
13y ago
After paypal shutting down my account on a number of occasions while organising campjs.com, we switched from Paypal+EventBrite to Pin+Tito and it's been smooth sailing ever since. The Pin team has been a joy to deal with, responsive to feed
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secoif
13y ago
Massive missed opportunity to convert all those pirates into paying users. Instead of focussing on teaching pirates a lesson, they should have set up an in-game option to "pay $x to remove piracy issues from game".
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secoif
14y ago
just learn emacs or vim. it's for the best.
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14y ago
If this appeals to you, I have 2 words: Tab Wrangler. As a compulsive tab hoarder, I've been using Tab Wrangler for this same purpose for over a year and I believe its approach is far superior: it just closes tabs that you ahven't visited f
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I'm not even supposed to be here today
(thisismyresolve.loss4words.com)
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Map: Internet censorship by country
(en.m.wikipedia.org)
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secoif
14y ago
You want block scoping. Block scoping is coming in ES6 with the let keyword.
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