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by shaydoc 13y ago
No your article is very good, reading it on pocket at the moment. I think in terms of development I think its good to have a good idea what's going on end to end, I would consider that normal. However, its good to have a specialism too, tha
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by shaydoc 13y ago
I can't get this article to work on my nexus 7, the whole browser just freezes! Thankfully Pocket does the job.
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by shaydoc 13y ago
I use KnockoutJS, would there be anything in particular you feel React has going for it over knockout ?
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by shaydoc 13y ago
Yes, I agree, knockoutJS is a brilliant piece of work. John Papa has done what I would call a really decent series of blogs in composing a Single Page Application architecture, you should have a read here : http://www.johnpapa.net/spa I t
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by shaydoc 13y ago
Just had try doing a KnockoutJS version of this also : http://anexiledderryman.com/post/51714264769/facebooks-new-r...
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by shaydoc 13y ago
Just had try doing a KnockoutJS version of this also : * http://anexiledderryman.com/post/51714264769/facebooks-new-r...
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by shaydoc 13y ago
Well (i could go on all day), I wish that these libraries would start with the "big picture", as in how everything should hang together and where there component fits in, like what John Papa has done really well : http://www.johnpapa.net/
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Facebook’s New React JavaScript Library Tutorial Rewritten in KnockoutJS(anexiledderryman.com)
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by shaydoc 13y ago
I can see how this might get out of hand quickly.
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by shaydoc 13y ago
I have done something similar in my SPA, amplifyJS provides a nice request abstraction too, however I found it lacked promises.
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3-D Printer helps save dying baby(edition.cnn.com)
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The Power of Reddit(thereformedbroker.com)
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by shaydoc 13y ago
Très bien, my shoddy typing, lol...
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by shaydoc 13y ago
Lightning toasted my house in 2007, just arrived home 30 mins after it happened, glad I wasn't in the house given the magnitude of the destruction...TV exploded scrapnel everywhere, ceilings down upstairs and down....but worst of all, deali
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Seems Apple don’t want to sell me an iPad at the Apple Store(anexiledderryman.com)
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by shaydoc 13y ago
My family of 4 ( 2 adults, 2 kids) would spend about £24,000 per year, that's Northern Ireland, living fairly well on that too IMHO... I know this because I am fairly analytical about our finances since the two kids arrived, as we had to sa
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by shaydoc 13y ago
There are some FTSE 100 companies with a 7% dividend, if that's too risky for you, buy a fund.... Have a look at http://www.topyields.nl/ also....
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by shaydoc 13y ago
If its good enough for George Soros, is good enough for me :-)
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by shaydoc 13y ago
500,000 invested intelligently would give you a yield where you could expect a decent income to live upon, so if you are clever enough that should be enough. Plus it would give you the freedom you wish for, plus a little incentive to do "so
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Add Caching ETags to your Web API(byterot.blogspot.co.uk)
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by shaydoc 13y ago
Has tumblr tumbled ? Shall the cool kids seek a new indie alternative ? Surely this acquisition creates such an opportunity for some Nu upstart ?
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by shaydoc 13y ago
Very good, I was considering doing a similar experiment, but possibly grouping happiness by country. And I was also thinking some way of determining what triggered the expression of happiness, you know like , 'I am happy now, I just did a
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by shaydoc 13y ago
good luck with this. the good thing and the thing I admire about this and Watsi.org is you are using technology to benefit others.
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by shaydoc 13y ago
Superfluous verbosity as my old chemistry teacher once wrote on my paper :-)
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by shaydoc 13y ago
Is this the future of charity? The transparency on offer is really good in that you can see exactly how donations are going to help these kids. The concept has obviously been well publicized with watsi.org, and rightly so, its very benevole
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by shaydoc 13y ago
8 weeks for fathers is very good.
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by shaydoc 13y ago
I had thought that they would most definitely be thinking of 2 factor authentication. Couldn't they even achieve this quickly using Twilio to send SMS token codes to users who opt to have 2 factor auth?
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Ask HN:Is it time for Twitter to use 2 Factor Authentication?
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by shaydoc 13y ago
I do indeed, I think its hard to look past www.kenrockwell.com I also recommend the series of digital photography books by Scott kelby, I started with him, was actually this one I found some if very useful: http://www.amazon.co.uk/The-Digi
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by shaydoc 13y ago
I don't think you are making a convincing argument for your point. Most likely it will be a developer interpreting the api and generally speaking they are likely to want some flexibility in how you query a resource. I would say your propos

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