skeeterbug

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by skeeterbug 7y ago
I loved both of those missions! The Singapore mission is so satisfying when flying ILS and then coming out of the clouds right in front of the runway.
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by skeeterbug 7y ago
I had to have my manager sign a letter that I was a full time remote employee.
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by skeeterbug 8y ago
Is this serious? I started programming around 9 or 10 on a Commodore 64. I would go to the local library to get programming books for it. Now you can hit F12 in your browser and get a powerful console into JS. JS is fine, encourage the thir
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by skeeterbug 9y ago
Yeah, I don't think these people worked on code that targeted IE6-8. Horrible times.
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by skeeterbug 9y ago
Reminds me of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ohcwksrvDOg
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by skeeterbug 9y ago
If you have a simple, well documented library, is there a reason to search on it as often?
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by skeeterbug 10y ago
Define a lot. Every plugin I use on Atom run on Linux fine.
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by skeeterbug 10y ago
I am aware. Thanks for the detailed response though.
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by skeeterbug 10y ago
They are looking at the user agent and determining that I am using an "Unsupported" browser. Some sites show a banner, others (OWA) fall back to a different UI.
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by skeeterbug 10y ago
I switched recently from Windows 10 to Ubuntu 16 at home (I use a Mac at work). Here has been my experience: * Audio works perfect (Astro mixamp) * Video works perfect (NVidia) * Installed several games on Steam * TF2, CS, Factorio, Ker
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by skeeterbug 10y ago
Python 2.7.12 (default, Jul 1 2016, 15:12:24) [GCC 5.4.0 20160609] on linux2 Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information. >>> 0.3 - 0.1 0.199999999999
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by skeeterbug 11y ago
Thanks a lot for your hard work and keeping the project stable. The Infor CRM mobile team added grunt to our project back in July of 2013. I have probably written about a dozen plugins and custom tasks internally. The plugin API docs are a
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by skeeterbug 11y ago
Update: The bug is with pulp server https://github.com/bodil/pulp/issues/133
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by skeeterbug 11y ago
My memory could be off (on which command failed). I think I still have the repo on my home machine, so I could re-visit and file a bug report. At the time I kept pursuing elm instead. Reports of better FFI with JS is why I had explored Pure
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by skeeterbug 11y ago
My experience with Purescript/pulp was rather negative. Basic commands were throwing errors (pulp init IIRC) so I decided to not even consider it for anything serious.
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by skeeterbug 11y ago
Not true at all. TypeSript has ES6 modules and its own module syntax. I don't know if it has improved recently, but using ES6 modules in our TS was nearly impossible if using type definitions using the old module syntax.
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by skeeterbug 11y ago
They aren't building Linux stack software. Re-read what you replied to: > I also built a Makefile-centric web development build workflow.
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by skeeterbug 11y ago
Bitbucket Server (Previously Stash) does not have the Omnibar. At least our version doesn't (4.3).
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by skeeterbug 11y ago
Chrome uses it for local storage too right?
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by skeeterbug 11y ago
>But why are we using web in the first place? >Because of hype and stupid sysadmins that blocked everything but HTTP protocol (Deep Packet Inspection might block TCP:80 because people are scared it could be an SSH server with tunnelin
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by skeeterbug 11y ago
Is sky engine a Google project?
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by skeeterbug 11y ago
A central origin sure. It is nice knowing I can work offline which is my general workflow. I can also experiment with local branches and not push them to a remote.
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by skeeterbug 11y ago
http://cycle.js.org/documentation.html 5 documented functions, and one documented property. This is probably one of the most minimal/clean API's I have seen.
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by skeeterbug 11y ago
How is this anything like reading Java? Are you sure you looked at the correct examples? Is it because of "main" and the ES6 imports at the top? This comment is truly baffling to me.
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by skeeterbug 11y ago
Doesn't BitBucket/Stash provide more structure for code reviews? You can lock down the main branch and force code to get merged via a PR.
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by skeeterbug 11y ago
If you can't fire or promote them are you really their manager?
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by skeeterbug 11y ago
This kind of reminds me of dojo (minus the good build system). It is very much a jack of all trades, master of none. There are too many good libraries out there to tie yourself down to one monolithic framework. Have fun building your dojo p
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by skeeterbug 11y ago
Define better though? Github is clearly more about the "community". You can explore and see trending repos and overall a much better experience of discovery. Bitbucket has a few nice features too, but it seems to be more geared fo
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by skeeterbug 12y ago
"Special shout out to Yehuda Katz, who helped us design the annotation+decorator proposal which helped make this work possible." How in the world does this man keep up with all these projects? He needs to write a book on motivatio
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by skeeterbug 12y ago
It is not only full disk encryption. I have used a file container encrypted with financial information on linux and windows over the years. I can mount that file on either OS.

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