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by trjordan 13y ago
And why does that happen? I think the answer is unfortunately simple: callback are typically written inline, and promises are written as separate named functions that are wired up after the fact. You can do whatever you want with both, but
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by trjordan 13y ago
Lots of deflection in this thread. Here's another idea: "I'd be more than happy to give you a discount. I feel our pricing is fair, so I don't do this frequently. If we can find a price you're comfortable with, will
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How to Save 90% on your S3 Bill(appneta.com)
368 points by trjordan 13y ago|98 comments
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by trjordan 13y ago
The core of the argument is that the features of static code bases are something you need anyway when programming in the large, and I basically agree with that. I'm not totally convinced, though. Take the simple case of "tell me w
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The Right Stuff: Breaking the PageSpeed Barrier with Bootstrap(appneta.com)
118 points by trjordan 13y ago|33 comments
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by trjordan 13y ago
I recently read a book called The Challenger Sale with this idea. http://www.amazon.com/The-Challenger-Sale-Customer-Conversat... It expands on this idea, and says that one successful sales process actually leads with ideas
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The FTC is more responsive than NASA(appneta.com)
9 points by trjordan 13y ago|3 comments
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by trjordan 13y ago
This week is just full of thinking about pens. I recently read a hilariously well-researched article [1] about the best pen that _wasn't_ a space pen or it's $32 ilk. Baader-Meinhof, or something, I suppose. [1] http://
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by trjordan 13y ago
That was Stripe's Capture the Flag: https://stripe-ctf.com/ Super fun!
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by trjordan 13y ago
I know it's easy to say this is for introverts, but this applies to everybody. Public speaking is hard: it's not natural to get up in front of a group of people who aren't going to talk back, and talk for far longer than you&
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How to make a telepresence robot with node.js and a Raspberry PI(appneta.com)
6 points by trjordan 13y ago|0 comments
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by trjordan 13y ago
Have you looked at AppNeta?
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by trjordan 13y ago
How familiar! https://appneta.tv.appneta.com/nathoeusntaheous OK, fine, not interactive, but still familiar.
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by trjordan 14y ago
I'm a fan of histograms above nearly all else. When I need to show change over time, I actually prefer heatmaps: http://deliveryimages.acm.org/10.1145/1810000/1809426/gregg3... http://queue.acm.org/detail.cfm?id=1809426 It's like a scat
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by trjordan 14y ago
From my intro-college-course understanding... The problems they're solving are different. Patents exist to incentivize people to create new technology. If there were no patents, it's hard to justify spending lots of time and energy on new t
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by trjordan 14y ago
I think the point there is actually about money, not productivity. If you're paying by the hour, they're both the same to the employer, but you'll get more from the 5 40hr employees. There's a bunch of simplifying that's going on there (ove
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CA Sues New Relic for Patent Infringement, Seeking Injunction(techcrunch.com)
4 points by trjordan 14y ago|0 comments
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by trjordan 14y ago
I'll provide the other side of the coin. I've been a climber now for at least a decade, and programming for just under that long. I only started getting pain in the last 5 months, almost directly coinciding with the startup I'm working for
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by trjordan 14y ago
OK, so I get the message. Use bcrypt. Don't worry, that's what I'll do in production. On the other hand, if it's so hard to roll your own, can somebody point out the security flaws in the given Python function? Seems pretty straightforward
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by trjordan 14y ago
Direct link to slides: http://qconsf.com/dl/qcon-sanfran-2011/slides/SastryMalladi_...
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by trjordan 15y ago
I've used it. It's awesome. I mean, there's not a whole lot more to it than what you see. You sign in, pick some clothes, and they ship it to you on a schedule. Saves me a trip to Costco every 6 months (or from feeling guilty about not goin
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by trjordan 15y ago
OK, I get the first two. Strictly speaking, mult and div have the same precedence (6 / 2 * 3 should be the same as 6 * 3 / 2 , both 9), but in one case, the calculator interpreted the multiplication in 2(1+2) as having higher precedence tha
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Page Guide: Providing contextual help for feature-packed webapps(tracelytics.com)
4 points by trjordan 15y ago|0 comments
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by trjordan 15y ago
As I sit here, past 3 in the morning, playing with an Arduino for the first time, I find myself thinking... GOOD LORD THIS IS FUN. The Arduino folks have this whole thing nailed. The install process (especially for something that involves,
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by trjordan 15y ago
Oh, for sure. I'm not advocating getting it right on the first try -- that's crazy talk. I'm mostly thinking about programming in the small: methods, classes, parameter lists, that sort of thing. Essentially complex problems can't (and shou
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by trjordan 15y ago
You know, these conversations always seemed to come down to discussions of "good code" vs. "ship quickly". I don't think that the point. Getting an MVP to market takes more than one iteration on the code, and even as early as refactor/debug
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Performing under pressure, pt. 1: Load-testing with multi-mechanize(tracelytics.com)
6 points by trjordan 15y ago|0 comments
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Startups Find Providence 31.42% More Wicked Funner(betaspring.com)
17 points by trjordan 15y ago|9 comments
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Tracelytics: The Structure of your Success [Analyzing for Performance](tracelytics.com)
4 points by trjordan 15y ago|0 comments
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by trjordan 15y ago
There is the \# character, which is replaced with the number of times a replacement has been done. So, M-x replace-regexp Replace regexp: test$.+$ Replace regexp with test\# You can actually drop arbitrary lisp in the

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