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by terda12 10y ago
Not a bad idea. Personally I'm fine with using pure javascript. I haven't used jquery in a long long time. But I'm sure many people would benefit from having jquery features natively.
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by terda12 10y ago
Honestly that sort of knowledge would only be useful for a computer science college student. I don't see any real point in teaching it to high school students. Most people don't care about maximizing their sorting when Excel does
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by terda12 10y ago
Slack and Spotify are two examples of apps that have gotten worse and worse. Slack is CPU heavy as hell. Spotify is laggy and feels like a website rather than a native app.
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by terda12 10y ago
Not just the website but the icon as well.
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by terda12 10y ago
There's a local elementary school nearby, I see kids walk home from school everyday. I'm not sure where you are pulling that data from. A young teenager can walk/bike home by him/herself relatively safely in most of Amer
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by terda12 10y ago
You realize children walk home from school all over the world right? This isn't something new.
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by terda12 10y ago
I agree. I live in suburbia and I feel like I'm slowly choked out of my humanity. Can't wait to move to a damn city or somewhere with more density. America's suburbia was designed for cars and cars only. Here's an anecdo
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by terda12 10y ago
Some things I like about ES6 1. Arrow functions are really handy: ["the", "red", "fox"].map(word => console.log(word)) is much cleaner than ["the", "red", "fox"].map(
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by terda12 10y ago
Still not gonna use it because it's just laggy.
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by terda12 10y ago
$289.99 for an ugly looking kindle that isn't that different from the paperwhite... no thanks.
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by terda12 10y ago
> How can platforms like Medium cultivate a culture that deprioritizes and devalues the types of spam content the article author is referring to? There's a lot of really well run subreddits like /r/AskScience and /r&#
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by terda12 10y ago
I agree. Medium is riddled with advice articles written by "Motivational Speaker and Coach living in San Francisco" types who have never done anything consequential. It's also turned into a speaking podium for womens' ri
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by terda12 10y ago
Competition makes everything better :)
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by terda12 11y ago
Hopefully this helps (correct me if I'm wrong, I'm still learning about neural nets): Think of the whole neural net as a function: input * weight = output At each iteration, we feed in the input to the neural net. Then the neural
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by terda12 11y ago
Damn, I can't imagine how many truck drivers would lose their jobs if this actually became a working thing. Maybe they still need drivers for tricky situations like going down a hill or driving in a congested area.
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by terda12 11y ago
Could care less. I'll still continue to use Facebook to talk to my high school friends.
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by terda12 11y ago
Disregarding april fools, I would actually love a humble bundle for fonts.
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by terda12 11y ago
Canon's old logo is so badass
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by terda12 11y ago
Not a fan of the name, sounds too much like Redux :/
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by terda12 11y ago
I disagree. I think React is a no brainer for any SPA. Try doing a full fledged SPA admin panel in pure javascript. It's madness. But with React you can separate everything else into components and it becomes clean and beautiful.
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by terda12 11y ago
Unrelated to the article but the design of that website is so nice
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by terda12 11y ago
Except their mobile app. Anything made by their mobile team should not be on anyone's phone, battery drain is a huge problem.
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by terda12 11y ago
Yes, it's much simpler to have a natively React text editor, that way you can plug in the state of the <Draft> component into your other React components. See http://facebook.github.io/draft-js/docs/over
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by terda12 11y ago
> The government isn't even asking them to crack the phone, they just want Apple to remove the limits so the government can try to brute force it. They're even paying Apple for their trouble. Well this exact thing isn't TH
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by terda12 11y ago
The article reads like the author has a personal hatred against Uber, it makes it hard for me to accept his opinions. Would have been better if he took a more objective look at Uber's redesign instead of taking the time to bash the CEO
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by terda12 11y ago
Yeah, the cool thing about React is that its fairly pluggable. So stuff like server side rendering is not "React" specific but more so Node specific.
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by terda12 11y ago
Seems like its what Redux/React is doing at the moment with server side rendering http://rackt.org/redux/docs/recipes/ServerRendering.html On server request, render the first snapshot of a React app into
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by terda12 11y ago
I resonate with your comment the most. I feel like Meteor fulfills two niches in the Node world * Experimental Javascript full stack framework * Providing a foundation for full stack apps instead of having the developer do it.
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by terda12 11y ago
> Or it could also be the year where people realized that the use-case for NodeJS is fairly very very specific/niche (unless if they love JS so much that they're willing to absorb the pain using NodeJS + its ecosystem). I disag
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by terda12 11y ago
Seems like too much unnecessary features to be honest. Windows + Mouse with hotkeys is still the most comfortable set up for most people including me. I don't need an optimized experience. I've tried Metro, I've tried i3, I&#

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