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weego
11y ago
It wasn't a single developer, it was a subset culture in the team of frontend developers. Those 2 examples were 2 different devs. I don't really get your point though. Are suggesting that JS fragments and reinvents itself outside
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weego
11y ago
Criticism of that statement kind of hinges on the source material being solid enough to be taken seriously. I mean, one of his main points is that everything written in JS should be written in typescript because it helps support typescript
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weego
11y ago
I guess that's the problem with a list and no context. Without knowing what exactly he saw in it that he thinks an aspiring director should pay attention to then you can watch them, but to what end? The issue with being an aspiring any
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weego
11y ago
Agree. The worst issue for me is how unfocused the efforts are. I experienced issues at a large media company where new features to the public site to improve user experience where delayed for entire sprints because someone in the team beca
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weego
11y ago
JavaScript - where library maturity is considered a failure.
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weego
11y ago
The entire page is editable for me in Chrome and Safari
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weego
11y ago
Without knowing anything of what you read I would guess this is could be referencing gluconeogenesis which is the result of eating too much protein and not enough fats while in a ketogenic in state. The result is that the body generates glu
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weego
11y ago
Niches with a single dominant provider are generally a hot bed of discontent. If you know the market well enough and understand the issues that cause the discontent then it's an excellent place to be.
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weego
11y ago
I really really want less things in my email, not more. This is where hosted RSS readers have value.
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weego
11y ago
The whole blog feels like a confused agenda masquerading as hand-wavey pseudo-science. Do not like. Ketosis is really quite well studied at this point, I don't really think this adds anything to the mix. Also why conflate fasting and k
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weego
11y ago
It's just a sign that a section front end people are obsessed with making trivial things seem complicated. I mean https://css-tricks.com/snippets/css/a-guide-to-flexbox/ literally just gives you what you
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weego
11y ago
Sure, but sweet and butter/salt are equally available (literally, pretty much every brand does both) so to generalise that Europeans think sweet when thinking of popcorn is ridiculous. Corollary: 50% of beers in the US are watery piss,
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weego
11y ago
So the only device I own that absolutely has no guarantees about connectivity is the device you pitch the unending awesomeness of the cloud to me on? Well OK, I guess.
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weego
11y ago
What does it matter what it's built in if it's not an open project? First issue. I click an icon on the right yet the menu it controls opens on the left.
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weego
11y ago
Is this even noteworthy? I've never drunk coffee or tea and stopped drinking alcohol 12 years ago and never thought to mention it to the Internet.
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weego
11y ago
More importantly nothing about DRY overwrites the ideal that making the intent of your code explicitly clear is more important then fixating on micro optimisations. I feel like the code as it is less easy to misunderstand while skim read.
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weego
11y ago
Should kids learn a musical instrument Should kids learn to play chess Should kids learn to play soccer Yes if it interests them. No if not. I feel like we might have solved this problem for X a number of times in the past. I'd also wa
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weego
11y ago
Meh large companies have large numbers of devs with varied opinions and power to apply those opinions. Lots of things we think of as shit now and have since dropped like a heavy coat has no doubt been implemented at one time by at least 1 o
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weego
11y ago
When you look at ketogenic diets being used to control epilepsy you realise there is likely more to it than just behavioural.
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weego
11y ago
Yeah the only thing I can remember is people talked about it being economically not viable to run based on its business model.
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weego
11y ago
Taking a task that a JavaScript developer could do and putting a dependency on them being a Scala developer as well isn't a win imo (as a Scala/Javascript dev)
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weego
11y ago
I'm sorry but I feel like you have to do more than whack some icons on a bootstrap page for something like this. That level of simplicity requires exceptional presentation for it to be valuable.
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weego
11y ago
You could find someone who would do managed ejabberd. ejabberd is an XMPP server written in erlang. As soon as I saw they talked about erlang I was pretty confident that ejabberd was the next name they would drop. Very surprised they sugges
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weego
11y ago
We had cars and tv/video games/films 20 years ago. I know, I was there.
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weego
11y ago
The scrolling on that site is weird. I guess a mix of easing and speed being too strong.
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weego
11y ago
Come on, nightmare? It's kinda annoying, fussy and handle-turning, but taking a page that has been designed and fitting that into the template tags is really not all that bad for a days work.
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weego
11y ago
Could they legally gather any information about you from an employer? It feels like a massive legal liability waiting to happen.
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weego
11y ago
paypal.me/ramen. The new microfunding service for poor oss devs
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weego
11y ago
Won't it get a free pass on all kinds of regulation because it's naturally occurring? I don't know a whole log about regulation but I assume if you were to make something in the lab, mix it with food and claim antibacterial b
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weego
11y ago
<input type="text" [(ng-model)]="model.name"> Remember when we were worried about the semantic purity of our HTML.
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