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by wyuenho 13y ago
Does that mean we won't be able to see ES6 modules coming to IE anytime soon?
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by wyuenho 13y ago
Not always. 0/0 == NaN, but of course typing that into the console will yield false.
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by wyuenho 13y ago
The aircraft would also have had to fly through Cambodian, Laotian and Vietnamese airspaces, twice in Vietnamese's case, before getting into Chinese airspace. I'm also not sure inertial guidance will direct the aircraft off course
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by wyuenho 13y ago
This post is asking the wrong question. Steve Souders (someone help me find the reference) from Google has done some measurement a few years back and concluded that you pretty much should just concat and minify every script into one file fo
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by wyuenho 13y ago
Yep you are right, it's late here on a Friday night and my brain flashed bcrypt and scrypt's differing lengths for a second. Now that I looked back I was like, the hell? LOL oh man thanks for the correction.
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by wyuenho 13y ago
I'd love to try this out as I've been looking for something like for a long time. But I can't use it because I can't sign up with a password longer than 16 characters. This is a rookie security mistake that I see over an
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by wyuenho 13y ago
BackgridJS - http://backgridjs.com/ Backgrid.js is a set of components for building semantic and easily stylable data grid widgets using Backbone.js. There are a number of features I'd like to implement soon. - Infinit
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by wyuenho 13y ago
I tried it. Didn't work.
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by wyuenho 13y ago
For those who can get their way around a terminal, here's a temp fix: http://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/unofficial-patch-for-the-app... I applied it this morning. It works. The one on gotofail.com can't be signed so
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by wyuenho 13y ago
I mean I wouldn't bother to shoehorn a Scala wrapper on Java's array.
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by wyuenho 13y ago
I wouldn't bother. I'd just go ahead and use 2 distinct APIs directly, and then after a while, I'll realize my code look more and more Javaish, and then I'll switch back to Java.
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by wyuenho 13y ago
They are not linked lists. They aren't that slow. The `arrays` module gives you extra typed arrays for numerical computations.
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by wyuenho 13y ago
> I encountered them on a daily basis when I was doing Scala. Your assumption that my criticism over Scala is because I hadn't tried it is as valid as my assumption of your disagreement with me is because you haven't tried hard
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by wyuenho 13y ago
I encountered them on a daily basis when I was doing Scala, and you see these Scala collections WTFs pretty much on every other line when you are prototyping in the REPL. I've come to the conclusion that the only way the Scala collecti
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by wyuenho 13y ago
Also happened to be the guy who wrote the most Scala code on the planet, and he quit Typesafe last year.
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by wyuenho 13y ago
Here are the slides if anyone is interested. I love the ParSeqViewLike trait on the 3rd slide. There are tons and tons of these Scala WTFs throughout the talk. It's really interesting. http://www.slideshare.net/extempor
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by wyuenho 13y ago
Solving the problem requires ES6 modules and friends to take over this entire space. Which might not happen in a while. Lot of tools automate things, few do it well. ReqireJS isn't that bad? Compared to what? Maven's pom.xml?
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by wyuenho 13y ago
You can declare dependencies outside of JS. Sprockets does this. Linearizing a dependency graph is pretty easy in most languages. Bower got dragged is because it manages dependencies while providing no other help whatsoever. It's also
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On gitology(jordi.inversethought.com)
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by wyuenho 13y ago
> You will almost always be transpiling your javascript. In any serious project, you will want to have lots of small files to ease development, and then concatenate into larger files to ensure optimal http loading. If you don't alr
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by wyuenho 13y ago
Is there a reason that the font fallbacks you've defined in your CSS don't get used by browsers while the prioritized fonts are being loaded? This will take care of the blank page problem wouldn't it? Are there any JS solutio
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by wyuenho 13y ago
This isn't a guide for Python programmers. It's a guide for Django programmers.
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by wyuenho 13y ago
I bet they are all very unprofessional. https://github.com/search?q=fuck http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WTFPL http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brainfuck http://www.w3fools.co
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by wyuenho 13y ago
1) Linux and it's viral tirade on SVN on Youtube. 2) Cargo-cult computing. 3) Very strategic integration with Heroku and Xcode. Both are very important force multipliers. It was initially the Ruby folks they were the champions of Git o
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by wyuenho 13y ago
The point is, jQuery doesn't free you up from remembering lower level details, they are still there in your face all the time, especially when it comes to event delegation and handling. jQuery also doesn't help you with CSS, whi
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by wyuenho 13y ago
You can just replace Backbone.ajax yourself. There are many $.ajax drop in replacements out there that you can use.
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by wyuenho 13y ago
The evidence is in the form of an experiment repeatable from your browser's dev console. Play with it.
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by wyuenho 13y ago
Yep that's it. You can replicate this benchmark and replace jq1 with jq2 to see how much faster it gets. You'll be disappointed.
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by wyuenho 13y ago
Ah no. First of all, you should always know which platform you target and what works and what don't work on those platforms, even if you are using jQuery. jQuery is not perfect. Platform specific corner cases are still exposed to you.
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by wyuenho 13y ago
A classList polyfill is like 500b compressed. No need to blow a non-existent problem out of proportion. https://github.com/remy/polyfills/blob/master/classList.js

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