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by zpr 9y ago
Then this sort of software makes it recursive.. it's teaching itself...
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by zpr 9y ago
But he mentions he wishes he could start dynamically and end statically. By enabling Flow at the end, don't you basically achieve that? You can also enable it progressively for files as you move on, and still rapidly prototype without
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by zpr 9y ago
Hate to be that guy but, Flow for JS is something like that. You can optionally enable it and even enable/disable it in certain files, functions, lines, etc.
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by zpr 9y ago
Glimmer itself is made by Ember?
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by zpr 9y ago
I can agree that when you have clearly defined business goals its easier to spit out a product. And I'm not arguing that you could make something similar to Screenhero in a year -- the hard part would be to distinguish it from the thou
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by zpr 9y ago
You mean you could make a YouTube clone in a weekend? It's easy to fall into this way of thinking. But hey, maybe you will build the next Screenhero, or TeamViewer. Or maybe you'll end up as one of the thousands of other versions
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by zpr 9y ago
Same here, I'm on Google Fi and none of my information comes up. Only a "Joe Consumer". Ironic?
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by zpr 9y ago
This may have been asked before but I can't seem to find it: where do you typically shower or use the restroom? Truck stops? Or just ad-hoc as the situation allows?
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by zpr 9y ago
Sometimes the direct prices are actually more. Your best bet for sticking it to them might be to use an alternative booking service.
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by zpr 9y ago
This is really cool. Consider introducing this concept to an FPS game, at what point do you consider it to be an aimbot?
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by zpr 9y ago
One of the biggest things React has going for it, other than being maintained by Facebook and having a much larger community, is React Native. You can learn one web framework and now also make compelling, real native apps. To me those are b
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by zpr 9y ago
This. I've also seen where managers seem to know this but do it anyway. Because "hey, you're talented. You can do this."
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by zpr 10y ago
Not to mention the best one for code coverage. When junior devs ask me for advice regarding increasing code coverage, I tell them instead of writing more tests, how about writing less code? Our boss really liked that one.
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by zpr 10y ago
Can you hear me now? - Yes.
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by zpr 10y ago
I agree. Never cared much for the UI, and always found it too buggy to keep using. At my old job, we used it for office tunes, and it was often showing the wrong song that was playing, (so you never knew what you were listening to unless yo
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by zpr 10y ago
But will it matter if they don't know it's machine generated? A sort of Turing test would be interesting here.
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by zpr 10y ago
What's considered a productive life could be subjective. And why should that be the ultimate goal anyway?
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by zpr 10y ago
I highly recommend reading the entire article because it's a good read and can't be adequately summarized in this way but here it is anyway: So-called productivity techniques usually end up having the opposite effect, in either th
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by zpr 10y ago
A pronounced theme in the article was disregarding this superficial drive to nowhere and instead focusing on philosophising on your own existence. I doubt many of us know what it's like to be dead but to think its Zen is actually a nic
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by zpr 10y ago
You should be, unless they also maintain them themselves -- you know, with those "management" fees.
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by zpr 10y ago
Usually bigger clients negotiate their own fee structures.
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by zpr 10y ago
Ah yeah, was wondering where that $400 came from
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by zpr 11y ago
Any plans for an android version?