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by sync 12y ago
You mean like the "import" function in ES6?
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by sync 12y ago
From the readme: Currently the API for screen capturing is supported only by Google Chrome, Canary and Chromium by enabling an experimental flag. In order to enable the flag: Go to chrome://flags Enable - &quot
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by sync 12y ago
Author mentions SelfControl [1], which is great, but a bit rough. I'd recommend Focus [2] instead -- much nicer experience, and I believe it's made by a fellow HNer. [1] http://selfcontrolapp.com/ [2] http:/
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by sync 12y ago
I don't understand. Are you not continuing to think about the problem (or the next problem) while tests are running, regardless of how long they take?
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by sync 12y ago
> "I want my feedback to be so fast that I can't think before it shows up. If I can think, then I'll sometimes lose attention, and I don't want to lose attention." Don't you want to think while programming?
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by sync 12y ago
Yep, cf. "I firmly believe Rack is shackling progress for Ruby on the web." - @tenderlove https://twitter.com/tenderlove/status/443893529010393089
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by sync 12y ago
Be sure to check out RethinkDB as well, which is pretty much mongo with a MUCH nicer query interface and saner locking. http://rethinkdb.com/ http://rethinkdb.com/docs/comparison-tables/
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by sync 13y ago
Lead Front-End Developer - Thought Industries - Full Time REMOTE - Anywhere, USA Thought Industries is an early stage startup in the Consumer Learning space. We enable companies to launch and sell their own online school— think Shopify meet
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by sync 13y ago
I think the real power of Keen is the ability to gather analytics for your clients. If you're a platform (think Shopify), your customers probably want some sort of dashboard and reporting on their customers. Keen makes this too easy wi
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by sync 13y ago
Actually, it's not promises. It's generators. co thunkifies promises: https://github.com/visionmedia/co/blob/master/index.js#L209-...
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by sync 13y ago
Async code is super easy to reason about when using ES6 Generators, which are available now in node v0.11. Here's both a series and a waterfall example: https://github.com/visionmedia/co#example
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by sync 13y ago
Well, after entering all of my information (billing address + facebook + email confirmation + credit card details) I am presented with: http://monosnap.com/image/Q8brXxtQsTJEkReseHlSyNolOgf2TX "call_us_maybe"
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by sync 13y ago
Off topic: Author is seeking employment & could use some life guidance... https://twitter.com/robcolbert
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by sync 13y ago
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT6114 says at the bottom "For detailed information about the security content of this update, see Apple security updates.[1]" [1] http://support.apple.com/kb/
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by sync 13y ago
I'd be interested in knowing more details. It doesn't seem like some of their pages (e.g. https://asana.com/product ) would be very easy to represent in markdown, especially considering the image carousels.
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by sync 13y ago
How are people integrating their own webhooks into their apps? e.g. What is the backend for github or stripe's webhooks? I'm surprised there's not a SaaS that handles the distribution, security, retries, and introspection for
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Me And Facebook Open Academy(tenderlovemaking.com)
28 points by sync 13y ago|6 comments
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by sync 13y ago
The old Netflix DVD shipping service still runs on the old code base on top of a few large Oracle databases. Interestingly put. I didn't realize their DVD service is so neglected -- wonder how long it will be around?
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by sync 13y ago
Here's a direct link to the start of the interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=-7...
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by sync 13y ago
Seems like Opsworks does a lot more than just the provisioning, no? "AWS OpsWorks can scale your application using automatic load-based or time-based scaling and maintain the health of your application by detecting failed instances and
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by sync 13y ago
Yeah, syntax highlighting would be awesome to start...
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by sync 13y ago
All that for a service that was up just a week. "We put together a quick-and-dirty LDAP server implementation" Yeah, no problem. Just slapped that together. Clearly some great sysadmins at Stripe. Coming from a hands-off heroku wo
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by sync 13y ago
There's always `fs.readdirSync` etc. node isn't forcing async on you, especially when it comes to file handling.
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by sync 13y ago
A simple try/catch around the whole thing would take care of error handling for the generator example.
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by sync 13y ago
Rails servers like Unicorn can still only support ~4 concurrent requests on regular dynos (roughly 1 per virtualized core), lessening the problem but not solving it if you have many requests per second.
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by sync 13y ago
You can do line-level comments on commits as well, outside of a pull request.
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by sync 13y ago
To prevent layout thrashing yourself, you can use this library: https://github.com/wilsonpage/fastdom Ember.JS (and possibly Angular?) does this for you automatically.
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by sync 13y ago
You can drop an existing CSS resource into SCSS without modification.
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by sync 13y ago
Stars is a great ranking technique, e.g. http://www.node-modules.com/search?q=postgresql&u=
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by sync 13y ago
Check out RethinkDB: http://rethinkdb.com/ Supports joins out of the box, and has much saner locking. It is in its infancy still, but I believe are coming out with a LTS release shortly.

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