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by tylerlh 10y ago
With that you would end up with something more like Sizzle[0], not necessarily jQuery. [0] https://sizzlejs.com/
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Alibaba fires employees for hacking their way to free mooncakes(arstechnica.com)
5 points by tylerlh 10y ago|0 comments
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by tylerlh 10y ago
GP's point extends well south of San Francisco. I've lived in the Peninsula/South Bay for a few years and it's pretty much the same down here as it is in SF. Unfortunately for me a commute from the East Bay is out of the
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by tylerlh 10y ago
There's a pretty good repository of potential questions for front end developer interviews on GitHub[0]. I'd suggest skimming through the list and making sure you've got a decent grasp on most of them. Ideally you'll get
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by tylerlh 10y ago
SJ, sure -- though for other peninsula cities (Mountain View, Palo Alto) I'm curious as to how well this type of solution would fare considering the lack of high rooftops and the lack of space/pervasive NIMBY attitude that happens
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by tylerlh 10y ago
I believe you would be surprised were you to look under the hood. There are a number of different "UI areas" in Netflix.com -- homepage, titles, signup (multiple flavors of this, depending on how you're signing up), onboardin
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by tylerlh 10y ago
One of the core tenets of the Netflix culture is "Freedom & Responsibility". In this context it means that each team is free to make calls like that as they see fit. Promises, Observables, Generators, Callbacks -- it's up
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by tylerlh 10y ago
The Netflix.com site and webapp runs on Node (and talks to a number of services written in mostly JVM based languages). While we encounter challenges just as we would with any other language -- it works for us and I would argue that it&#x27
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An Open Letter to Verizon CEO Lowell McAdam(medium.com)
5 points by tylerlh 10y ago|0 comments
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by tylerlh 11y ago
It's a GET request with an auth token passed as a query parameter.
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by tylerlh 11y ago
It matters if you're concerned about keeping the size of your JS payload in production to a minimum. In the Babel example, you're looking at multiple times more lines per async function compared to promises, plus extra execution v
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by tylerlh 11y ago
The entire premise of participating in YC is to learn from other founders about how to build a successful startup. You're saying that YC doesn't have any reason to try and help founders do better at running their companies?
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by tylerlh 11y ago
You read the article and see the updated profile on your site, right? I think being slow to respond is the least of your worries.
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by tylerlh 11y ago
Does YC not provide any kind of guidance or coaching around customer support and PR to founders during the program? Seems like that should be a really important topic, given how situations like this impact not only the reputation of the sta
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by tylerlh 11y ago
I used Magic to have them find me a moving company that could move me from Mountain View to Palo Alto the next day and they delivered pretty much flawlessly. The movers they found me were skilled, cheaper, and available immediately as oppos
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by tylerlh 11y ago
http://jsblocks.com/
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by tylerlh 12y ago
I think a common sentiment about on-demand service startups is that it can lead to a dangerous situation for the lower-level employee, who is typically working as a 1099. Relatively low pay, and they're responsible for their own benefi
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U-M Student growing seafood in vacant Detroit house(ns.umich.edu)
4 points by tylerlh 12y ago|0 comments
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by tylerlh 12y ago
It's worth noting that the USA Freedom Act would have extended the Patriot Act until the end of 2017.
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by tylerlh 12y ago
Agreed. It was pretty disappointing to sign up on a "Try it now" form and then be told I'm on a waiting list without mentioning that before. Was looking forward to trying the Crashlytics Beta offering, but I suppose I'll
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by tylerlh 12y ago
Chrome Remote Desktop has a Linux beta version available.
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by tylerlh 12y ago
I'm curious if Twitter finally just bought them so they don't end up with a ton of broken images after they shut down. I can't imagine someone acquiring twitpic just to continue operating it the same way it has been.
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by tylerlh 12y ago
Crap -- I have a Little Printer still in the box that I've been meaning to play with. Really hope they open source the protocol so I don't end up with a Little Paperweight.
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by tylerlh 12y ago
You know what they say...opinions are like assholes...
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by tylerlh 12y ago
Jeremy, you make some great points here and I agree with you on most of them -- it's just that Underscore doesn't seem like the right place to start the battle.
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by tylerlh 12y ago
That's a fair point. I guess a better solution in my mind is teaching people to be more responsible with their package.json file and consumption of packages (ie reading changelogs), but that's not jashkenas' problem, nor shou
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by tylerlh 12y ago
This feels like an overly abrasive response that makes me seriously question whether using Underscore moving forward is a good idea. I really hate to say that because I think Jeremy's projects are awesome. This is the most depended on
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NSA was responsible for 2012 Syrian Internet blackout, says Snowden(theverge.com)
4 points by tylerlh 12y ago|0 comments
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by tylerlh 12y ago
Oh, sorry, let me correct that, Mountain View has plenty of housing -- if you're willing to pay ~$2700 a month for a two-bedroom apartment built in the 70s, $1.5 million+ for a new house (attached) or $2 million+ for a new, detached h
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by tylerlh 12y ago
This was a pretty poorly written article. Lots of name dropping with very little homework done.

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