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by zachrose 11y ago
It's one thing to put multiple people on the same task or question and have a focused, active collaboration. This would include things like brainstorming and pair programming. It's another thing to give people their own tasks but
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Ha, the company doesn't even have to be major or global. Non-growth is sufficient.
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It could be that end of the year numbers have come in and some firms need to cut costs.
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Yeah but you might also say that about getting your tongue pierced.
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I second this. Additionally, if the choices are still overhelming and you have an idea of what you really want to build, I would suggest trying something like writing cucumber features[1] and running them in a headless browser. I'm sur
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And also win big at Rush Hour: http://www.amazon.com/Think-Fun-5000-ThinkFun-Rush/dp/B00000...
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Could this be considered an example of Facebook commoditizing their complement? In other words, if Facebook can encourage cross-platform or multi-platform software in general, does it make it harder for hardware companies to differentiate t
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by zachrose 11y ago
I call this the "letterpress phenomenon". Once upon a time the only way to get some text printed was to hire somebody to arrange lead type letter-by-letter and print your thing on a six-ton iron press. This required significant am
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I'm curious how a case can be ruled moot just because a policy has been changed. It would seem to me that the lawsuits are seeking damages for privacy violations that have already occured.
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Isn't splitting just a way to make distinct lumps within something? Maybe that makes me a superlumper.
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You could package <SolitaireView/> and SolitaireGame together and distribute that? For somebody who just wants to drop a game of solitaire on their page that would work.
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The "separation" between your business logic and your view logic is really better thought of as a decoupling. Let's say for example that your application is a game of solitaire. Rendering the cards is a view concern. Interpre
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by zachrose 11y ago
Totally. But if I'm being extreme I would say that keeping your application state "memoized" into a single value may or may not be necessary for your application. If it's not, you've just coupled all of the data mod
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by zachrose 11y ago
I have a suggestion to this, but I don't know how to get it out there. I can't build a library because the point is to not depend on libraries. My suggestion is that if your going to build an application in the browser, your proje
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I don't know, I'm more concerned about subversion and sabotage of legitimate political groups, like we saw with COINTELPRO.
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Yeah, as I was reading the article I noticed a lot of parallels to gun control in the US. The harder one part of society pulls against guns, the more convinced gun rights advocates become that this is all a bigger conspiracy to to disarm th
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by zachrose 11y ago
I've been doing client side development for a while, and I do not think MVC applies cleanly to the browser as it does to a web server. In the terms of the 1970s breakdown presented in this article, a DOM node is both a view (presenting
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The Internet lacks closure(matthewstadler.org)
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Model-View-Controller-User? Really? That's awesome! I would have expected there to be a mention of this on c2.com[1]. Any other places I might find it? [1] http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?ModelViewControllerHistory
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Use white space and minimal typeface variation in all your written materials. Describe past work in terms of what was made, not tech used to make it. Relegate tech buzzwards to a minimal "skills" section of your resume. Use the wo
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Frankly, I'd like to see all ALPR data published in real time. If my local government wants to collect data based on what's in plain public view, I see no reason why that data should not also be public.
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by zachrose 11y ago
Impractically speaking, you could singlehandedly reimplement decades of computer engineering starting with a pencil, paper, and a bucket of sand.
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by zachrose 11y ago
> maybe that's driven the idea that "scripting/untyped/loose typed languages can't have good Code Intelligence"? One idea I've had on this subject is that each layer of tooling multiplies or reshapes th
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Here are some that I've reserved for my own web app, now inclusive of RFC 2142: https://gist.github.com/zachrose/30862a11857a31242d60
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Is a week too slow? How often do crops need dusting?
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And puppies. Golden retriever puppies.
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If you're the kind of person who "likes to make things" and is going to college, you basically have two options: art or engineering. As a teenager I was totally turned off by engineering. It seemed like a bunch of dudes who w
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Something about making 3D primitives into a DOM-like hierarchy with update-able props: https://github.com/toxicFork/react-three-renderer#implementa... Still wrapping my head around it.
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I might be the only person on this thread who thinks that cutting snacks might be a good move sometimes. I once joined a division of a large corporation that wasn't doing so well. This division was new and well funded, but for a variet
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by zachrose 11y ago
Indeed. I wonder how long this can last before the surplus wind power is used up by bitcoin miners and residential aluminum smelters.

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