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by syntern 12y ago
I think that an over-the-top video helps to get more reach, helps to introduce more people to a song. There are many songs with similar qualities, but if yours reach a wider audience, you will dominate the sales (and award) charts. Put it a
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by syntern 12y ago
yay! these look really great!
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by syntern 12y ago
Thank you both! I now have a much better understanding on how React works. I need to update the related performance benchmarks, it would be interesting to see how they compare side-by-side on our use cases.
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by syntern 12y ago
Thank you, this seems to do it for the innerText. Would it be too hard to apply it to the class attribute too? (I've tried to just copy the {} binding, but it doesn't work)
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by syntern 12y ago
As I am working on large tables, I may have a different goals than most UI developers are looking for. Diffing a huge structure is just a waste of time compared to not-diffing. Don't re-calculate things that you already know of, and in
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by syntern 12y ago
On the DOM reuse: could you help me out? I'm sure if I watch all the videos I may be able to figure it out, but I'd be interested in a trivial example. Let's assume I have the following structure (additional cells and rows ar
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by syntern 12y ago
While each use case is different, I'd like to clarify a few things in my OP. DOM reuse is not the same thing moving a DOM subtree to a different place. DOM reuse is e.g. getting an already-rendered table row, binding a new value to it,
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by syntern 12y ago
Our performance benchmarks suggest that application performance is most certainly better off with: (a) DOM reuse (b) calculating expensive things only once (c) reducing GC pressure == not discarding/recreating things (d) coordinating a
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by syntern 12y ago
You are ignoring the very low-tech possibility that criminals may just hire a good driver. Cheaper and more reliable than hacking a very complex system.
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by syntern 12y ago
Your remark sounds as if it is the company's fault to act like this. 1) The first part is exactly how the EU was designed: operate from one country, reduce your overhead. Maybe it is not Amazon's fault that they comply with the ru
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by syntern 12y ago
Family? Kids? Working at night and weekends quickly disappear once you have life in your work-life balance...
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by syntern 12y ago
Impressive. It's not their fault and they seem to be good and talented, but I can't stop thinking about a possible marketing line: "DDoS as a Service".
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by syntern 12y ago
I'd rather say "destroyer of database myths".
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by syntern 12y ago
I am not sure what difference it makes to have Riak or Riak CS for data storage, in the context of having a separate search cluster. Would you elaborate?
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by syntern 12y ago
I have briefly checked the Riak yokozuna project, and it really looks great. Nevertheless, I'd prefer to have the data storage cluster and the search cluster to be separated (and I really like ElasticSearch too). Edit: I shall add that
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by syntern 12y ago
TL;DR: "Some people actually advocate using Elasticsearch as a primary data store; I think this is somewhat less than advisable at present." "The good news is that Elasticsearch is a search engine, and you can often afford th
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by syntern 12y ago
You may criticizing the author of its choice of words. You may disagree on what I state or don't state. But calling out people that they should add value, while all you do is trashing them is a bit controversial and it has no place her
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by syntern 12y ago
It is not about being funny, "call me maybe" is very relevant in the eventual consistency world. And If you know any other article by aphyr, you jump immediately to read it.
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by syntern 12y ago
It has nothing to do with the size of the country. The US sees immigration as a privilege offered to a lower being [note], while Singapore sees (qualified) immigration as a way forward. [note]: This may have been true for a long time in the
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by syntern 12y ago
2.5 years ago: I needed to provide both my renting agreement and my full employment contract to get a T-Mobile $80/m subscription for two, in the mid of Silicon Valley. The US is definitely making it harder than is should be :) On the
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by syntern 12y ago
I'm on H1B, and having interviewed with several companies in the Valley, I'm definitely not below market price. And for the wifes part: my wife has the same qualification as I have (two MSc in CS/IT), yet, she is not allowed
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by syntern 12y ago
Think of it this way: the talent will make its way to create a product, in or outside of the US. If the US immigration insist that the country doesn't need the talent, they just create a competition in another country. Promoting US cit
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by syntern 12y ago
Not only that, the US lost their contribution to the local economy: they won't buy groceries, pay landlords or buy from the local car dealership. There is a huge missed opportunity there. I just don't get why the US wouldn't
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by syntern 12y ago
This really hits home for me, because I'd love to use a CMS, but I just haven't found that is: (a) easy to use (b) easy to customize. Just to single out a shortcomings I've recently found: multiple authors with multiple langu
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by syntern 12y ago
You can always save the fact that a transaction was started, read the account's state (including the most recent transactions as an ordered list), calculate the validity of the item, and update the success/failure accordingly. It
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by syntern 12y ago
While it may be shiny and hip to provide the latest and greatest news with very fast publishing cycles, I am not sure if this is for everyone. Thoughtful articles require time to write and edit, reviewers will spend time on them. Re-running
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by syntern 12y ago
I appreciate the answers here. I took a deep look, but it turns out, that every application requires almost the same amount of massaging, especially at the point where my other requirements kick in (category page extra content). It seems th
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by syntern 12y ago
Is there any chance that you know a website with docpad (or anything else) that uses the above archive format? I've sample the showcase/example site, but I was not able to identify any.
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by syntern 12y ago
Is there a static site generator with support for multiple authors and multiple languages? e.g. with archive pages like /<author>/<lang>/<yyyy>/<mm>/ and category pages like /<lang&gt
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by syntern 12y ago
Could you please provide more context on the extent of this discounting (esp. the measurable part)?

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