taude

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   by taude 13y ago

   Favorite Perl story (despite it being the first language I used to program the web back in college). I once had to work on a an ASP (MSFT Active Server Pages circa 2001?) website that was written with ActivePerl [1]. Their technologist chos
2. 962.▲
   by taude 13y ago

   Nevermind, it looks like there's been an update to the plugin I'm currently using in 2. I didn't notice that support for 3 was added. https://github.com/darrenderidder/Sublime-JSLint
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   by taude 13y ago

   Any JSLint plugins that work will in 3 yet? Last time I tried 3, I couldn't find one. (It's been a few months).
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   by taude 13y ago

   Thanks. I've been living with not having this for a LONG time. Just never had time to deal with it.
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   by taude 13y ago

   Didn't notice that. Whoops.
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   by taude 13y ago

   Am I the only one who thinks a lot of this is a little too specific on so many things? This thing reads like a list of things discovered while building an app, now they're making it gospel to know all these nuances. Knowing the trial
7. 967.▲
   by taude 13y ago

   I'm enjoying popping in and watching for a couple minutes here and there. Interesting watching how progress happens.
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   by taude 13y ago

   Yeah, I agree with you. My career started at MSFT long ago and gained good experience quickly...so if you happen to land at a top tech company, you'll get the right experience. I think this goes for almost any high-end career, too. Bu
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   by taude 13y ago

   Even most big enterprises now are supporting IE 9....
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    by taude 13y ago

    Junior Position is a euphemism for "job that's not going to pay market rates". My experience in tech is that most true "junior" roles are covered by internships...
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    Beastie Boys countersue over 'Girls' parody ad, rekindling legal battle(theverge.com)

    3 points by taude 13y ago|1 comments
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    by taude 13y ago

    This is reasonable advice, and something we follow in our household that eats meat a couple times/week. Only the good stuff, but not too much of it.
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    by taude 13y ago

    This was also a common way that apps got installed on Blackberry back in the day. (Before the existence of "App Stores")
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    by taude 13y ago

    One of the reasons I think the Google Play store does it right. I can install apps to my phone from the Play Store via the web browser. I usually follow a link down from an article, or home page, etc, and then press "install". If
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    by taude 13y ago

    Needs more Silicon Valley ring to it....maybe BankrNooz.io. (I joke).
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    by taude 13y ago

    Former Evernote user here, too. I now use alt Notational Velocity, and markdown (sometimes) with Drop box. It has the advantage of my content isn't locked in to a proprietary system (last time I worked with it, I could only export HTM
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    by taude 13y ago

    This is a good idea. I probably don't even have to link it to my machine? But wondering what I'd loose out on for ease of updating. Will try this later.
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    by taude 13y ago

    PyCharm was my gateway drug into JetBrains. Actually, it was the ReSharper plug-in for Visual Studio. Now days, I won't consider running software that doesn't run on multiple platforms. So glad that JetBrains is delivering great I
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    by taude 13y ago

    Harp.io lost me at: "Harp Platform would like access to all files and folders in your Dropbox. This app will be able to read and modify everything." I don't know much about DropBox API, but is there a way to limit access to
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    by taude 13y ago

    I don't know....it seemed to work for the Ruby on Rails community. :)
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    by taude 13y ago

    I thought the discussion the prior article created was really useful. Learned many things, including some things to look out for while evaluating, and other languages that people seem to like.
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    by taude 13y ago

    I can't agree with you based on that email this post refers to. But maybe he's been softening up over time?
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    by taude 13y ago

    I use Spectacle because it's free and I hate having to pay for each feature on OS X that windows has by default. I miss Aero Snap so much, but Spectacle does a decent-enough job. http://spectacleapp.com/
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    by taude 13y ago

    As someone looking into learning a different JVM language, and who has started reading Scala in Action, I find this article and thread very useful.
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    by taude 13y ago

    It seems the author of this article is confusing the delivery of physical JavaScript libraries (as separate files) with number of libraries used. "Five of the 13 publishers I looked at included at least 20 JavaScript libraries while th
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    by taude 13y ago

    I hadn't ever used a REPL to facilitate my programming before utilizing Gradle & Groovy to code some build files. The REPL made it really easy to experiment with syntax and facilitated my learning as much as Intellisense used to wh
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    by taude 13y ago

    I remember when Ruby on Rails developers were claiming this. Yet, I couldn't find one to deliver a website at 1/10th the price...or even 1/5th the price. EDIT: (yes, being a little cheeky because as we know the physical time
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    by taude 13y ago

    Thanks. As a Flask user myself, and sort-of interested in Go, I'm going to take a look at this. Thanks.
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    by taude 13y ago

    willing to bet it's his corporate firewall that blocks it at work...
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    by taude 13y ago

    "a natural consequence of inherited wealth" This is a natural consequence, ehh?