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by thebouv 12y ago
That must be it. Water bears work their way into random conversations with her every once in a while. Narwhals too.
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by thebouv 12y ago
Water Bears! My daughter is both amazed by and terrified by these.
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An “Apple Engineer” Explains the 2015 MacBook(techcrunch.com)
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by thebouv 12y ago
Another reason is needing to support old browsers in SaaS for enterprise. All the new sparkles and rainbows are great design, but often also require the newest browsers to really use. I've never worked in an enterprise environment tha
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by thebouv 12y ago
I think the important part here isn't that it is AtScript or TypeScript or ES6. It's that they're collaborating. I'm pretty sure that's a sign of the Apocalypse. We may want to stop worrying about transpiling and p
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by thebouv 12y ago
Some of this you've already heard in other posts, but since I'm figure you're hungrily looking at all these posts to help yourself out, I'll give some bulleted advice at the risk of repeating: 1) Get an editor. You may
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by thebouv 12y ago
Let's build it. In BrainFuck.
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by thebouv 12y ago
My first bet is that haterade.io will succeed. Insert cash where?
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Docker grabs SocketPlane and its experts to create open networking APIs(zdnet.com)
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by thebouv 12y ago
Whatever dude, these are the best invention... ...to use with my glow sticks when I'm boogie skating..
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by thebouv 12y ago
Improving the nation's overall STEM skills is more important than just trying to focus on programming. Programming is not the hard part -- planning, deducing, structuring, hypothesizing, analyzing and so on. Programming is just one wa
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For Google, your SEO is now tied to how mobile-friendly you are(christopherspenn.com)
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by thebouv 12y ago
Just started watching Star Trek with my 12 y/o daughter. We started with TNG, but she's well aware of who Spock is (and Leonard Nimoy). She's going to be sad.
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by thebouv 12y ago
Yes, which is why it is so ubiquitous.
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by thebouv 12y ago
Flagging-to-verification-to-muting -- funny enough, probably mostly going to be used by trolls to flag the people they're trolling.
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by thebouv 12y ago
I can get behind WP-API and like that direction. However, I can't wrap my mind around like React.js. Having a mental roadblock on even diving it to do prototypes with it to give it a whirl (which I often do with new libraries or langu
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Can We Learn Empathy from Virtual Reality?(iq.intel.com)
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by thebouv 12y ago
Rackspace is doing the same due to the Xen vulns announced.
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by thebouv 12y ago
I wonder if he'll post a follow-up blog where he bounces back yet again to programming when he realizes how back-breaking, if not soul-sucking, farming is. Or maybe he'll start blogging about and writing software for small family
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by thebouv 12y ago
Good programmer, bad programmer. Good code, bad code. Let's not all pretend we don't have stupid bugs in our code regardless of editor, linting or language. JS is a mediocre language. It is popular because it is ubiquitous, not b
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by thebouv 12y ago
That's true. I so wanted to like the Windows Phone. I bought a Lumia 1520 and it was a beautiful piece of tech. And I like the default interface of the home screen (Metro works on a phone, not on desktop imho). But .. then I tried to
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by thebouv 12y ago
I'm with you on this and will hungrily lap up any advice on the subject. I write code that can't be open sourced for work, but want to contribute to OSS projects. But dammit, at the end of the day or week of coding all the time f
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by thebouv 12y ago
Happy to have a in depth article like this; bookmarked for later today hopefully. My background is in the LAMP stack but now work in an enterprise environment where everything is .NET (though much older .NET than this article is talking abo
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by thebouv 12y ago
Accomplishing? Competition. As devs we don't necessarily want a single browser to be dominant even though we might jokingly pray for such a thing during testing phases. We just want them to be standards compliant, right? Don't get
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by thebouv 12y ago
Honestly, with as much OSS as they've been putting out there recently, I wouldn't be surprised to see this browser go that route too. Maybe.
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by thebouv 12y ago
For Devs to use their browser, sure. But if it is pre-installed on my mom's Windows machine, she'll be using it. They still have that as a huge advantage. So kudos to them for at least trying to correct mistakes legitimately this
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by thebouv 12y ago
The devil is in the details as they say. I really want to see the full list of regulations passed. Though I'm sure the jargon will send me for a loop.
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by thebouv 12y ago
On the plus side: death to Flash ads! On the negative side: life to more ads!
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by thebouv 12y ago
It's already started, right? "Github is your resume" is often said; which sucks for those of us who work on enterprise software and private repos that can't be open sourced. All kudos to those that can spare the time fo
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by thebouv 12y ago
Github is hosted in the butt, so I agree with your suggestion. I'll make a bullshit pull request and upload it to the butt soon.

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