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Jacob4u2
2y ago
Hold up, is that illustrious Sprout Social alumni Dex Horthy? If you and Ravi are in SF we should catch up after the holidays.
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2y ago
Docs link is broken; https://www.humanlayer.dev/docs
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4y ago
It also spawned the American Socialist party. https://www.npr.org/2022/08/31/1120244344/american-socialist...
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11y ago
I also came from a XAML background to React and had the same feeling. This is a long shot, since most people have a love/hate relationship with the VisualStateManager, but I have been trying to build a declarative visual state thing ov
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Implementing caching in Gulp
(jacobgable.com)
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Git-at-me: GitHub Webhook Thingy in Node.js
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13y ago
Direct link to the game is http://labs.gooengine.com/mozlod/ . The song the band is playing is actually sort of nice background programming music.
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Make art make money
(jacobgable.com)
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13y ago
Seems like the author combined the spec side of mocha with should.js and a stub/mocking library, focused it on node and polished it up with some neat conventions and utilities. I'll probably give it a shot on my next project. I&#
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Building a better Grunt plugin
(engineering.sproutsocial.com)
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Ghost aims to reboot blogging
(wired.co.uk)
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13y ago
Like the GP, food is one of the glorious luxuries of life. The great thing about having values is that each person can value what she/he wants. You and GP value food, soylent green dude seems to value experimenting and optimizing his bod
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13y ago
I don't think that's a fair comparison. What if sleeping on the floor and not showering made you think better and your body healthier? It's not simply a privation technique, he seems to be doing it to hack his body for better performance.
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An alternate implementation of grunt jshint
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13y ago
I was the technical reviewer on a recent book called "Design for Software". It's a good introduction to design with a focus on an engineering audience. More info at http://www.design4software.com/
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13y ago
I also came to post a link to that book. I thought it was along the same lines as the OA, but at times I found Crawford bordering on being a Luddite (the remark about bathroom sink sensors IIRC). How'd you feel about it?
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14y ago
The concept of themes looks interesting. For anyone looking to see what a theme looks like, take a look at https://github.com/jashkenas/docco/tree/master/resources/par... , though it doesn't look like that is the same theme as the backbon
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Show HN: node-hg, a Mercurial Client for Node js
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14y ago
I'm not going to pile on in the GH issue, but I'll at least confirm that his reaction may have been a little over the top. You had good form on your PR and specifically mentioned the "feature request" nature of it. To be fair, he looks to
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14y ago
From the original PR comment: "This pull request is a more of a feature request with proof of concept really." It's definitely not the norm, but if it were my project I would appreciate the working example. You can pull that changeset into
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14y ago
Something that most people might not know about this is that you can spin up at least 2 small linux instances on this plan. I run a Node.js app on a small Ubuntu instance with git based deployment (great guide here based on ec2: http://cup
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14y ago
How does a typo in the first freaking sentence get passed an editor, or even a single proofread?
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14y ago
I believe this is handled by Backlift: http://backlift.github.com/docs/basics.html#backlift-variabl...
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14y ago
Wow, you're a winner. Have a good day dude, time to go back to work.
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14y ago
I'm interested in why you think this comment you made contributed anything to the discussion here. I'd encourage someone who _can_ downvote, to downvote you, since I can't.
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14y ago
That's an interesting post, and an equally interesting library. However, Walltime is more concerned with the displaying of dates than the detection of timezones. The example I give from the post explains it like this "... if I’m a user in
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14y ago
Interesting... never seen gist's fall on their face before like that. Here is a direct link if you are still interested: https://gist.github.com/jgable/4091298
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JavaScript Time Zone Conversion with Walltime
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That is a fantastic read. Just had to say it was worth more than an upvote.
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Rally Keeper: Kinect Based Ping Pong Tracker
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