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by shaydoc 14y ago
yes jQuery.Deferred is a very elegant solution to nested callbacks et all.... I have got it at the heart of the Single Page Application Architecture I am building currently. e.g. stionaJS.DAL.authenticate(creds) .pipe(listDoma
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by shaydoc 14y ago
I love soundcloud, been using it for ages, HOWEVER, I am hating the redesign completely. I am coming from the perspective of being on it everyday for that past two years, and being happy with what it gives me as someone who stores music on
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by shaydoc 14y ago
This is such a nonsense article. But within it there is grain of truth albeit very small. Taking my circle, several of my family have migrated to iPad or android tablets from PC/laptop setups and are not looking back because iPad fulfills a
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by shaydoc 14y ago
Recently downloaded your webapi pdf, it was a very good primer. Have recently been building a spa architecture, and purely restful back end webapi. Frontend pure HTML/CSS/js ( sammy for routes, knockout for databinding amplify for store, p
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by shaydoc 14y ago
Another great tech company!
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by shaydoc 14y ago
Got to say, disqus is great!
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Yip, awesome!
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by shaydoc 14y ago
Thanks Microsoft, after fixing the image/screenshot, to remove the alleged "offensive" image/news item, "Hacker8News" is officially live in the windows store...it implements both search and share charm functions!
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by shaydoc 14y ago
Turns out the failure reason is quite funny, they pointed me to a screenshot I had created of the application for advertising in the store, it is basically a point in time image of what's trending, one of the articles trending was : I aml
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by shaydoc 14y ago
I am appealing it, furthermore, there is a little Substance to this in that it demonstrate s the absurdity of the current approval mechanism. I am a member of this community and I wanted to share an experience, so please lay off with the an
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by shaydoc 14y ago
Yeah, maybe, I think the Win8 approval process probably leaves alot to be desired at the moment, all things considered. I am surprised by the crassness of the failure reason, the app evaluation obviously has no "context", very production li
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Thanks Microsoft
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by shaydoc 14y ago
Javascript is certainly addictive and fun to program with. Obviously the driver is, that it is part of every browser, and now the server. While flawed, it is so very expressive as a language. I think now that we are seeing some serious arch
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by shaydoc 14y ago
Its more like, a user interface that helps beginners, than a beginner's user interface. It's the first iteration of a UI that will improve and evolve. I really like it, particularly the emphasis on consistency in the metro app design guidel
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by shaydoc 14y ago
Congratulations on this news, that's great to hear, you have the opportunity to evolve typecast! Good to see a tech company from northern Ireland doing well!
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by shaydoc 14y ago
yeah, you could almost validate reincarnation with it, by searching for past lives ;-)
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by shaydoc 14y ago
I think Apple should just stick with innovation and pioneering great new products that made them insanely huge as a company. It would also serve them better than the lawsuits, there are always new markets to be created!
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by shaydoc 14y ago
I would say 100% pair programming would be a highly draining experience! may result increased productivity, but at what cost!
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by shaydoc 14y ago
I was only referring to your bad "pair programming" experience, in that you felt it held you up from actually getting stuff done, that's just wasted effort. However, my experience is that pair programming would work well in a senior/not as
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by shaydoc 14y ago
then you need to confront your situation and resolve it satisfactorily, because staying in late to get your "real" work done is means to an end, remember you have a "life"!
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Deepak Coder(twitter.com)
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RBS boss blames software upgrade for account problems(bbc.co.uk)
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Ask HN: Should I specialize?
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by shaydoc 14y ago
ya see, this is what I don't get about capitalism sometimes. I mean what do you do with such an astronomical figure of money like that as an individual ?
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by shaydoc 14y ago
or you could use http://developer.yahoo.com/yql/console/
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by shaydoc 14y ago
"there ain't no money in poetry, and that's what sets the poet free"....
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by shaydoc 14y ago
Nice work, i must invest some time looking into angular, your article is convincing
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by shaydoc 14y ago
This is interesting on first glance. It does look similar to knockout.js, with a little Reactive Extensions behaviour also thrown in for good measure! I have done alot of knockout.js work recently and I love it. Also really like sammy.js an
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Stroustrup C++ 'interview' - parody (funny)(www-users.cs.york.ac.uk)
13 points by shaydoc 14y ago|5 comments
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by shaydoc 15y ago
It may disgust you, but Microsoft deserves its place at the table, Microsoft were there right at the start competing with Netscape, and that was a good thing healthy competition in browser development. And didn't Microsoft win their battle

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