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by secoif 14y ago
Great response, thanks. Incidentally, this is a trap I find myself falling into over and over. Too much decoupling, too many moving parts. It is hard to find that line between good design and over-engineering.
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by secoif 14y ago
Co-design is unrelated to encapsulation.
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by secoif 14y ago
Angular has absolutely nothing to do with whether you use express, flatiron, rails or php?
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by secoif 14y ago
Screencap: http://i.imgur.com/ExMCo.png Doesn't instil confidence.
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Joyent's SSL certificate expired?(no.de)
1 points by secoif 14y ago|2 comments
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by secoif 14y ago
You can use tiny modules like this with near reckless abandon in node. Due to the way node's require() works and the way the package manager installs modules locally by default (rather than system-wide), most of the FUD of using 3rd party m
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by secoif 14y ago
Planning on creating API for this? I can see content aggregators being very interested in integrating.
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by secoif 14y ago
You should always link to your twitter when mentioning it so I don't have to hunt it down.
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by secoif 14y ago
You can also lock orientation on iPhone in the menu that appears with the triple-press of home button.
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by secoif 14y ago
Ironically, the site doesn't scale very well on an iPhone.
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by secoif 14y ago
>Do you know how much boilerplate crap is required before you can do hello world with express? This much: var app = require('express')(); app.get('*', function(req, res) { res.send('hello world'); }); app.listen(8080); Hello world pro
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by secoif 14y ago
Have you used windows 8? The preview is embarrassingly bad, garbage is being generous.
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by secoif 14y ago
This was the easy part. The hard part will be fighting the technophobes when somebody drives into the side of one of these and kills themselves. I don't envy being in that battle.
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by secoif 14y ago
Aliases to cd into directories? You need to check out autojump style tools! Will change your life. e.g. https://github.com/rupa/z I very, very rarely type cd by hand anymore, mostly just use z and popd
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by secoif 14y ago
May be a valid use case so long as you know what you're doing, and if this works for you, that's great. Though, considering the fact it's generally a bad idea, advising people to break the rules should probably be qualified with a serious d
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by secoif 14y ago
You might be trolling, but custom $NODE_PATH configurations are a slippery slope and can reintroduce dependency hell f you're not careful. You're voluntarily disabling one of npm's finest features. This sentiment is even in the manual: "[$N
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by secoif 14y ago
Talented people like Carmack have the potential to make things less crap, if they took an interest. If they don't take an interest, things will remain the way they are for a lot longer. John Carmack should join the Chrome team.
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by secoif 14y ago
Ok, the hyperbole of both articles got me. > From now on, the new terminology that Microsoft is using is "Windows 8-style UI"… and "New User Interface". The blog post carefully omitted the final, critical line in the parent article (I s
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by secoif 14y ago
"Windows 8-style UI"???? Did their legal team pick that name? This says so much about the state of Microsoft. This new name has a totally different persona and sends a confusing, unsexy message about Microsoft's vision for the future. It s
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by secoif 14y ago
Many devs don't have recurring income. It'd be good if i was able to simply say "10% of every invoice I send gets sent to gittip for me to distribute amongst the projects I used to generate the work in this invoice." Freshbooks Integration?
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by secoif 14y ago
The American "I am obliged to give you a tip because minimum wage sucks" doesn't seem to be what gittip is about. In fact, it's much closer to the Australian idea "I am giving you more money because of your impressive performance, and I wan
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by secoif 14y ago
Yep. I've seen far too many people taking this "no absolute positioning" habit too far, they end up positioning everything with floats. Float abuse is a lot like playing Jenga.
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by secoif 14y ago
Are you running time machine? Time machine brings my SSD MBP to a crawl.
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by secoif 14y ago
Are exits the only measure of success?
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by secoif 14y ago
see also burl: https://github.com/visionmedia/burl been good for testing requests against json apis
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RubyMotion: Quasi-Non-Existent Support, Bugs & Lack of Debugging Tools(groups.google.com)
2 points by secoif 14y ago|0 comments
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by secoif 14y ago
Link for such SCADA exploits?
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by secoif 14y ago
I don't see the problem. The money goes to the owner of the repo to distribute as they see fit. If you contribute code to an OS project, and then someone makes money from that OS project, do you feel pissed off that you didn't get a cut of
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by secoif 14y ago
I don't know any rails developer who has written a web server, where did you get that idea? Many use mod_rails via nginx or apache: http://www.modrails.com/ Also, PAAS offerings like Heroku and Engine Yard make deploying sophisticated rai
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by secoif 14y ago
Author's primary argument is that Atwood is ignorant of PHP, but provides no evidence author isn't ignorant of everything but PHP. I guess if you've lived in a box your whole life, a slightly bigger box must seem pretty good. Don't knock my

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