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by treve 9y ago
It just occurred to me how much easier certain text-operations (like syntax highlighting, regular expressions and other parsers) if we consistently used the right unicode symbols for quotes and apostrophes
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by treve 9y ago
This makes little sense. You don't need more try..catch blocks than you would normally have a catch promise clause. Exceptions bubble up.
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by treve 9y ago
Just answered this in another thread. One of these did get me a whole bunch of income allowed me to travel, but it's not why I do it today.
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by treve 9y ago
It's been really in three categories: 1. Projects that yield nothing financially. 2. Projects that help me establish me as a .. idk.. thoughtleader(?) in certain specific niche fields. 3. I've written 2 libraries in particular tha
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by treve 9y ago
My side projects tend to be libraries for other programmers. I usually get ideas by using existing libraries but being unhappy with the interface / api they offer. I love designing good apis that express the underlying concepts well,
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by treve 9y ago
When you use Generators for this style of concurrency, generators are comparable to async/await. The difference is that with async/await support, you still have the option for your promises to resolve generators. Basically by usin
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by treve 9y ago
Sounds like every opinion you held both before and after 2000 are extremes. Some nuance might be healthy!
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by treve 9y ago
You're an awful person.
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by treve 9y ago
I'm a big proponent of using PHP where it's appropriate, and I've found lots of good usecases for it. But suggesting that writing good PHP implies using a different runtime and different language, why not go to a different st
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by treve 9y ago
If you can write a <script> tag that references app.ab9a9a09fe9.js, presumably you can write a HTTP header that references that same file, no?
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by treve 9y ago
If we go out, 1 hour. If we eat in, 30 minutes. There will also be several smaller breaks during the day.
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by treve 9y ago
10-6. Software engineer at a large web company. Some people come in earlier, some later. The expectation is mostly around getting the job done, not how much time you spend in your seat. Also, be there for meetings. If I'm ever invited
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by treve 9y ago
Same as some others, in jobs where I needed VM's yes, otherwise no.
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by treve 9y ago
I didn't make the 3% cut, and had a pretty awful experience going through the interview process at Toptal. I was given a Euler-project type of problem that I had to live-code under a (I believe) 20 or 30 minutes. After I didn't su
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by treve 9y ago
What do you consider a RESTful api?
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by treve 9y ago
It's not RESTful if it doesn't use hypermedia. Look into HAL, it actually probably makes this server a lot easier to use and discover when dealing with things like foreign keys.
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by treve 9y ago
That's what I thought, thanks for clarifying.
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by treve 9y ago
> I think it's better to work on making people better collaborators, than to ruin productivity on the off chance someone will hear something important in a conversation not meant for them. I think this trivializes OP's point a
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by treve 9y ago
You're not wrong, but what point are you making exactly in this thread? You're responding to a thread in which the top-poster argues that we shouldn't complain about a free service, and then the point is made that facebook ma
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by treve 9y ago
Kinda want to echo this. There's _so many_ projects that I could participate in, yours would have to be a pretty unique one for me to be interested. But that being said, it's not impossible. The people I've done 'fun, no
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by treve 9y ago
Most successful application I've worked on have either already been around for 10 years, or have lived onto become 10 years old. The ones that didn't, were usually not successful. It's a good reason to be careful to avoid the
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by treve 9y ago
Then that user can only 'hack themselves'. CSRF is a security vulnerability is because you can do a HTTP request on behalf of someone else, on someone else's browser, in someone else's session/security context.
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by treve 9y ago
Pretty rude way to disagree with someone. I'd appreciate any criticism, but not sure what I'm supposed to do with this comment, other than feeling bad.
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by treve 9y ago
My pet peeve is Atom the protocol and Atom the text editor. They're obscuring a format and a protocol that's much more important for the web than another text editor is, and they're doing the world a disfavor as a result.
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by treve 9y ago
In MySQL for example, using UTF-8 charset will cause it to use 3 or 4 bytes per character. All the bytes transmitted on the wire will be UTF-8 strings, but this is disconnected from the underlying storage engine. I don't know if this i
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by treve 9y ago
This is super great. Impressed by Logitech as well for providing all the raw details to make this happen.
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by treve 9y ago
Any details on that last point? Pretty curious what they're doing with the meta key!
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by treve 9y ago
Another way to phrase this: > Have you considered adding the IntelliJ family of products? If so, how come you didn't include them? Same message, less hostile. Also, it's worth noting that OP is not the author of the blog post,
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by treve 9y ago
A subset of restaurant owners will get negative reviews after cancellations, it doesn't necessarily mean that those two things are correlated. Neither the Reddit post, nor the comment you link to actually bother to link to these negati
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by treve 10y ago
Gitlab is massive though. I think it's a great solution for teams on dedicated hardware, but if you need something quick, low-maintenance and lightweight Gitlab might be a bit overkill.

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