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by weavie 13y ago
I strictly measure how much weight I can lift in the gym. This helps me to know if my program is on the right track or not. If things are not progressing upwards I know I have to tweak something. I not so strictly measure my food intake, bu
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by weavie 13y ago
I tried this many times, but could never get the enthusiasm up to finish anything. This time round I bought a domain name, paid for hosting, setup the server and customized the theme. Now that I am much more heavily invested I am finding my
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by weavie 13y ago
The article says they cost 10,000-17,000 which surprises me. Surely an iPhone would be enough technology for this?
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by weavie 13y ago
I started off doing a combined maths and computer science degree. With both computer science and maths you are chronically confused. The difference being with computer science it doesn't matter so much if you don't understand some
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by weavie 13y ago
I was going to ask the same thing. The pi really struggles with XBMC to the point where I've given up on it. A command line version I can control via ssh is just what it needs. It says you need an html5 browser to play your music. Is t
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by weavie 13y ago
Really? it still works for me.
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by weavie 13y ago
The two reasons I have to stick with Chrome are Batarang for AngularJs debugging and chrome dev tools for NodeJs debugging with node-inspector. I haven't found any alternatives to these in Firefox, but would switch in a flash if there
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by weavie 13y ago
This is definitely one of the main advantages of being the only developer.
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by weavie 13y ago
PDF reader and Kindle are probably my most used apps.
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by weavie 13y ago
What are the Public Note: sections in the blockchain about? One of the transactions from this account traces down to this address ( https://blockchain.info/address/16cou7Ht6WjTzuFyDBnht9hmvXyt... ) that contains 53,000
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by weavie 13y ago
That will depend on which way the extension developers go after that. If they all flock to neoVim then it will soon be the case that you have to use neoVim in order to use the best extensions.
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by weavie 13y ago
Devon here.. that probably explains it.
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by weavie 13y ago
I've been using the AngularJS dependency injection module for all my application code, [1] which means I am now only requiring libraries. I find it makes for much cleaner code and easier to test as well. [1] https://github.c
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by weavie 13y ago
I'm in the UK and I'd never heard of WhatsApp until now. I wonder if a lot of these people who say 'X app is big in my country' actually just mean 'X app is popular within my social circle'.
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by weavie 13y ago
When you submit is also critical. You get about an hour on the first page of the new page. There need to be enough faces that are interested in your topic reading in that hour.
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JavaScript Promise Anti-patterns(taoofcode.net)
5 points by weavie 13y ago|0 comments
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by weavie 13y ago
I agree the documentation does suck. But there are several good books out now that explain things well. Get a book, read it, understand it, spend some time working with it. Then compare Angular to JQuery, I bet a lot of your 'its compl
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by weavie 13y ago
Pretty much all of it and for several reasons. 1, I keep learning new stuff. 2, for it to be in production means there comes a point where I have to stop refactoring it. So although it could probably be leaner and cleaner, at least it is in
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by weavie 13y ago
The reason I force myself to learn Python is because it is everywhere. My stepson is learning it at school. A lot of machine learning is done in python. If I want to learn machine learning it makes sense to know python so I can follow along
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by weavie 13y ago
I think you could take this further. There are multiple components to happiness that could generally be viewed as on or off. Are you feeling energized or tired? Do you feel like you are doing something useful with your life? Are you achievi
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by weavie 13y ago
I would have thought that learning two languages at the same time.. especially with one of them being javascript would be a bit of a brain overload. I would just suggest sticking to javascript to start with. You can do front end, node and m
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by weavie 13y ago
This is excellent and very much needed. It has been a real pain tracking down extensions until now. I never realised a lot of those extensions were actually even possible, so didn't even know to type that into my preferred search engin
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by weavie 13y ago
You would probably have sold when they got to $5.
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Show HN: AngularJS Dependency Injection ripped out for use on the server(github.com)
1 points by weavie 13y ago|0 comments
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by weavie 13y ago
Yup. Locked up firefox for me for quite some time. Was compiling at the time, so didn't think too much of it..
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Start-ups challenge big banks' technology (bbc.co.uk)
2 points by weavie 13y ago|0 comments
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by weavie 13y ago
Wow. I never knew about that one.
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by weavie 13y ago
Looking at the heat map, what does surprise me is how he never uses Escape or ^[. How does he managed to move out of Insert mode? My [ key is starting to wear out due to such heavy use..
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by weavie 13y ago
I wrote a trading simulator app for iOS. It's not a huge earner, but does give me some pocket money. It's not exactly passive either since I still develop on it, but I would probably be doing it anyway - the fact people buy it is
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by weavie 13y ago
Excellent. It was the multitude of different pointer types that confused me the most, so it's great to hear that they are simplifying this.

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