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by todd3834 10y ago
and the `path` attribute which allows you to control where a cookie should be used within the same origin.
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by todd3834 10y ago
There are situations where cookies make more sense. Local storage gives you less control on the origin where that data can be accessed. Local storage doesn't let you set things such has HttpOnly so that JavaScript can not access the da
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by todd3834 10y ago
That is great that you have a work life balance you are comfortable with but why not enjoy working? Given the choice of getting paid to do something delightful vs doing something that just works but not super enjoyable, I pick delightful. I
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by todd3834 10y ago
In this scenario you are going to have to maintain the binary code without having the original source code that generated it? My understanding is that you would maintain the cleaner non binary version, am I understanding this wrong?
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Rubular: a Ruby regular expression editor and tester(rubular.com)
2 points by todd3834 10y ago|0 comments
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by todd3834 10y ago
> I mean, how does updating work? If you improve the scaffolding, people need to merge in their changes? Why is this not a CLI tool that would be effortless to update? You hit the nail on the head! This is a huge problem. We had a scaffo
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by todd3834 10y ago
We have been working on solving similar problems. Isomorphic rendering was very important to our needs, as was rails like generators. What started as an experiment has actually turned into a really amazing tool. If anyone is interested, in
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In Data We Trust: Max Levchin on Consumer Finance(blog.mixpanel.com)
34 points by todd3834 10y ago|4 comments
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by todd3834 11y ago
A much more likely scenario would be for you to star it on GitHub if you like it and start blogging and evangelizing it yourself while encouraging others to do the same.
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by todd3834 11y ago
We wanted to make it as easy as possible for new developers to jump into the React ecosystem without having to worry about how to set up WebPack, hook up redux, worry about styles etc… That's why we created https://github.co
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by todd3834 11y ago
Pro Tip: Open an issue on GitHub for requested features to move them up in priority ;)
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by todd3834 11y ago
We have plans to implement this. I don't think it will be too hard to implement. The hard part will be coming up with a clean approach for developers as they build apps. It is on the list of things we would like to add. A PR for this w
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by todd3834 11y ago
Great article! As we have been on-boarding developers with React, we noticed that all of the boilerplate needed to get Babel, Webpack, Redux, and a testing environment (we use Mocha, Karma, and Chai) was simply too much for most people to h
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by todd3834 11y ago
I doubt the goal is to be JavaScript free. The compilers typically enhance the language or give you access to functionality that is destined to land in the future JavaScript. ES6+ shows a lot of promise and thanks to Babel we can use those
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by todd3834 11y ago
Universal applications get the best of both worlds. That is why we created GlueStick https://github.com/TrueCar/gluestick/
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by todd3834 11y ago
Reminds me of http://www.tylervigen.com/spurious-correlations
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by todd3834 11y ago
If things are going bad, the engineers become assets for a potential aquisition. I've never seen engineers let go when things get dicey. Almost everyone else is let go first.
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by todd3834 11y ago
I'm very enthusiastic about Bitcoin but I feel like there is a massive number of people who would have an extremely hard time figuring it out. For that reason, I'm skeptical about mass adoption until things get easier for the less
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by todd3834 11y ago
I don't think they would be foolish enough to patent Bitcoin. I would assume they would Lose due to prior art if it were ever challenged. My guess is that they like the block chain idea and they are innovating around that concept in a
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by todd3834 11y ago
It is true that whenever you add an abstraction layer, you sometimes lose a little bit of control. That being said, there shouldn't be very many technical limitations imposed by GlueStick that would block you when you get 90% with your
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GlueStick: A Command Line Interface for Building Web Applications Using React(drivenbycode.com)
34 points by todd3834 11y ago|3 comments
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by todd3834 11y ago
His UI shows an interface where you can select from 3 emoji, so you don't have to use the emoji keyboard. Although insecure, I'm not sure it is user un-friendly
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Introducing Lyrical Learning(brandmeetscopy.com)
4 points by todd3834 11y ago|0 comments
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by todd3834 11y ago
I would assume that they are prioritizing the recall appointments
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by todd3834 11y ago
Could you explain how so?
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by todd3834 11y ago
imagemagick also has `compare`. I wouldn't be surprised if Perforce uses that under the hood
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by todd3834 11y ago
I thought this was a joke, it takes a moment to get the focus right but suddenly all of the differences appear. Thanks for sharing your childhood hack!
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by todd3834 11y ago
I haven't done much with it yet but I was under the impression that speed and performance were a big advantage.
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by todd3834 11y ago
You are very brave! When it comes to a razor on my throat, I'm not sure I would want a steep discount.
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by todd3834 11y ago
I can't relate with the author. It seems like most of the software engineers that I work with are not and were not nerds. Maybe some of them were or are but I don't see a connection between nerd and software engineering. Maybe I&#

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