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by turdnagel 9y ago
Very interesting! What steps have you taken to optimize?
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by turdnagel 9y ago
This "kaiser101" guy is an unfortunate e-jerk. He says: "I agree that there are only 2 people working on this product," as if that's something one could disagree with, and then goes on to say that people paying $70
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by turdnagel 9y ago
It's not necessarily a Twitter bot - it's any project on any platform that broadcasts user-generated content out without vetting.
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by turdnagel 9y ago
It looks like they did (or are going to) address it: https://github.com/kiteco/kite-installer/pull/50
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by turdnagel 9y ago
Looks like someone already did: https://www.ryanpickren.com/starbucks-button
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by turdnagel 9y ago
Is there a good guide out there on reverse engineering mobile apps for iOS & Android?
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by turdnagel 9y ago
Pardon me for being a pedant, but what is the meaning of the word "instantly" in the headline? As in very easy to get started? I was sort of hoping Vexilo had invented a brain-PC interface.
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by turdnagel 9y ago
I'd simply prefer to see: a larger default font on this site and a way to get to the parent of a comment in a single click.
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by turdnagel 9y ago
The size and complexity of your app is an important factor here. If only one view in your app needs to touch the state in a certain way — say, fetching some data from an API and updating a view — then it might make sense to manage that stat
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by turdnagel 10y ago
Another solution might be including http://archive.org in their archives.
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by turdnagel 10y ago
But you're still error handling with `.catch()`. Without that, you'd have an uncaught Promise rejection, which could take down your Node process.
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by turdnagel 10y ago
How about `async.waterfall`? It allows you to keep code relatively neat and execute in visual order. It's the equivalent of a `Promise.then()` chain.
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by turdnagel 10y ago
Could be. I'm not sure what that means, though. Do you mean having a more custom UI?
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by turdnagel 10y ago
This looks great! I'm still looking for the best replacement for Vesper [ http://vesperapp.co/ ], which the developers abandoned since it wasn't making money. It looks like Standard Notes has a lot of the same featu