tomlagier

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by tomlagier 8y ago
I agree so much. How about we hear from some Chinese people about how they feel about the developments? The few comments I've seen have expressed excitement and highlighted the extreme issues with Baidu. The outrage seems to be coming
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by tomlagier 8y ago
People that understand quaternions, seemingly.
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by tomlagier 8y ago
For me the frustration is moving from a machine that never once got in my way or stepped on my toes (the 2015) to one that does constantly. The typos, touch-bar brushes, speaker pops and stuck keys, were they on a machine that I had no prio
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by tomlagier 8y ago
God, I hate the touchbar. I constantly brush it, which is particularly frustrating when I'm typing something in Chrome and it accidentally focuses the address bar or creates a new tab. Drives me up a wall! The lack of real function key
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by tomlagier 8y ago
This is an interesting point - my limited experience has been that with successive generations of hires, each attempts to update the practices and tools used to build the application. This leads to pockets of properly functioning Y-way code
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by tomlagier 8y ago
I'm very interested as to why this phenomenon - not having an authoritative way to vet third party libraries - seems to be a uniquely frontend concern. What have the dozens of other, battle-tested languages done to solve this? How do I
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by tomlagier 9y ago
Having done some development in containers on Mac, I totally agree that it's not worth it (at least for the front-end builds I was trying). I do think that they have a valuable role in deployment. They provide a simple contract that ex
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by tomlagier 9y ago
Hm, then I feel like students might do the minimum passable work. Which, to be fair, is pretty close to optimal for the real world. Maybe that's the trick - make the requirements for passing good enough that the minimum still requires
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Scaffolding a Node.js GraphQL API Server(medium.com)
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Show HN: HeapViz – a visualization tool for Chrome heap timelines and snapshots(heapviz.com)
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Show HN: HeapViz – a visualization tool for Chrome heap timelines and snapshots(heapviz.com)
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Screamin' fast webapps with WebAssembly(medium.com)
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A C++ translation of d3-hierarchy/pack for compilation to WebAssembly(github.com)
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Using Web Workers for a Jank-Free UI(medium.com)
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Fast rendering of huge datasets with SVG and WebGL(medium.com)
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Choosing between visualization methods for a memory profile(medium.com)
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Chrome's heap profile file format(medium.com)
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