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vitalus
12y ago
Typo in your title!
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vitalus
12y ago
I think he's talking about reactive programming: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reactive_programming
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vitalus
12y ago
Very sad indeed - his friend's blog post on the subject: https://the-pastry-box-project.net/charlie-robbins/2014-sept...
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vitalus
12y ago
"Each week, I either flew or drove to Mountain View. Burning the candles at both ends, this commuting & scheduling hell allowed me to maintain a stable life for my young daughters and make the most of YC. I do not recommend this ap
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vitalus
12y ago
Perhaps the problem lies with having too many options without any agreed upon standards. What's the difference between a 1 and a 2 star ride? Anecdotally it would seem like it's always going to be 5, 4, or 1. Seems like the 1-5 sy
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vitalus
12y ago
Didn't test it as much in other browsers, but seemed to be buggy w/ Safari 7.0.1 on OS X - wasn't seeing the header appear again while scrolling up.
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vitalus
12y ago
Really hurts my ability to code, though not as badly as alcohol does. I'm not the "productive user" type. Wish I was.
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vitalus
12y ago
Our team's been using this for about 6 months as a regular part of our workflow. I now lean on it heavily while developing JSON APIs
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vitalus
13y ago
Totally agree. This entire situation is quite a shame for all involved - it's a dreadful problem without a good resolution.
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vitalus
13y ago
Love the idea! I'm pretty obsessed with keeping the wallet light & thin - this seems to help out with that. I wonder if this could potentially store other cards in some way as well? Gift cards etc - would be super convenient. Incre