thebouv

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by thebouv 11y ago
So pretty much nothing to them?
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by thebouv 11y ago
jQuery and React aren't in competition. Not even really tackling the same problems (though obviously there is some overlap in some areas) and neither one of them are frameworks. React is overkill for a website. It is great for a web a
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by thebouv 11y ago
Yeah, VSCode definitely seems more responsive. I tried giving Atom a try 2-3 times now, but it always seemed "laggy" for lack of a better word.
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by thebouv 11y ago
So many things coming out of "the new Microsoft" that it is hard to keep up with. Gone from being vehemently anti-Microsoft most of my career to going "Hmmmm, I should look at that." Now to carve out time to do anything
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by thebouv 11y ago
Stop twirling your mustache and saying "nyah, nyah" when you're by yourself in a grocery store, creeper.
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by thebouv 11y ago
I tell employers and employees and co-workers: I'm a good programmer, I'm a phenomenal Googler. I don't have to memorize the best sorting algorithms or how to create a text file in every language I touch. I know how to probl
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by thebouv 11y ago
So many internal IT departments don't have the luxury of a designer, so Bootstrap is great for them. All of our internal tools were old-school, table-based layouts and slowly they're making their way to Bootstrap because the pure
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by thebouv 11y ago
Exactly my experience as well. Let's use a grid and the bootstrap elements! designs come in without grid in mind, and no bootstrap elements Though I do agree with the article in some respects. Bootstrap can be a bloat on a heavily
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by thebouv 11y ago
Updated: $Date: 2014/04/12 12:39:46 $ So yeah, not a new announcement. Maybe just new to the OP and they got excited enough to post it up here? :)
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by thebouv 11y ago
What I find particularly interesting to watch is the patterns drawn by some of those YouTube videos when the notes are struck. A visual art as well as the sound.
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by thebouv 11y ago
With you a 100% on this. Apple not having Amazon means I can't touch it (I own so many movies on Amazon for my kids). The headphone jack in the Roku 3 remote really is golden. So many times I've been able to watch things while th
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by thebouv 11y ago
I've been drooling over getting one of these but the cost kind of keeps me away. However, I think I am going to try and track down a Surface 3 which is hopefully a bit cheaper now with the 4/Book out.
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by thebouv 11y ago
Have they been constructive, or just random negative noise?
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by thebouv 11y ago
I understand the basics of Go, but do you have any advice on where to start using it for web app development? Any framework that you're using (if one at all)?
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by thebouv 11y ago
Thanks for the etymology. Flavor-aid next please?
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by thebouv 11y ago
And the article linked with evidence uses the term SJW. That doesn't show them as having any bias in the manner, eh? Like maybe making this all to try and discredit the women in tech movement? Now they can point and say "Look at t
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by thebouv 11y ago
The title is a bit strong -- their standards encourage accessibility, they don't enforce it. Now a TDD/linter/review bot that could check for broken rules? That would be pretty cool. However, the article is a great read on ac
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by thebouv 11y ago
Yet it seems to be working well for RedHat.
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by thebouv 11y ago
Almost like it was planned.
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by thebouv 11y ago
Ubuntu rules cloud instances elsewhere? I almost always see the choices as CentOS or RedHat. But that might be my myopic view cause I am always just looking for those right off the bat.
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by thebouv 11y ago
I wonder if that is really true or: 1) The reseller doesn't know how it runs over Azure (I had this with vendors sticking to in-house Sharepoint vs Sharepoint online mostly from a "we don't know how" angle we found out)
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by thebouv 11y ago
Yes. And different Linux flavors were already on Azure as "applications" prior to this deal. But now RedHat is getting the official stamp. If Azure the OS only had Windows the App, that would be a great failing. MS is smart and p
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by thebouv 11y ago
I'm not fooling myself into seeing this as anything but a "you scratch my back, I'll scratch yours" setup. RedHat is getting a ton out of this, and so is Microsoft. Who's the main target for Azure? Enterprise compan
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by thebouv 11y ago
That's unfortunate but not a killer to my project.
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by thebouv 11y ago
That's actually a lot beefier than I thought it was going to be. Very interesting.
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by thebouv 11y ago
I just bought a Chromecast to play with for a digital signage solution, but this could be better. I couldn't find any specs on how it is powered. From the very little research I've done, it seems like power over HDMI is possible,
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by thebouv 11y ago
That's clear as mud. On the more interesting side, I had no idea about the Chromebit. So now to find out how to get one since the page linked in the article is a "sign up to stay in loop". But after some more digging seems li
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by thebouv 11y ago
My little brother wants to get into network security and I've been sending him tons of articles, some career advice from colleagues in the field and such. I am both tempted to show this link to him and also thinking he doesn't nee
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by thebouv 11y ago
Mostly concerned about schools who use them for students. A full blown Windows machine is going to be so much more of a maintenance nightmare for the school. Feature-light is a good thing, especially for elementary and middle school age st
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by thebouv 11y ago
I miss my fluxbox wm and my Linux dev box. I stick to OS X now for my Desktop, though I do think back wistfully sometimes.

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