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by L8D 2mo ago
If you're not paying for the model through Open router, then which provider are you buying it from? I thought that if that provider was listed on open router it would be the same price as going directly to the provider? Are you buying
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by L8D 6mo ago
It is lovely to see experimentation like this going on. I think this has a lot of potential with something like Haskell's green threading model, basically taking it up a notch and doing threading across pthreads instead of being restri
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by L8D 2y ago
I can second this. NYC has plenty of companies accepting applications, but an extremely small number of interviews actually happen, and an even smaller number of people are getting hired. It feels like there are 200-300 job seekers for ever
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by L8D 2y ago
I think the hip thing to do is just use your spare time to build stuff, and organically learn from building stuff. Self-sufficiency, creativity and generally being a self-starter is what's hip. More time spent building translates into
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Evolving UX Design: Reduced Cognitive Load with an Anti-Dropdown Anti-Modal Form(gist.github.com)
2 points by L8D 3y ago|1 comments
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by L8D 9y ago
GitHub is the [canonical spelling]( https://github.com/about ) though
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React makes me sad(medium.com)
4 points by L8D 10y ago|2 comments
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by L8D 11y ago
Do the people who think like seriously imagine that this is something reasonable and expectable, and not totally subjective to the style and habits of individual developers? I'm always baffled by managers or business people who seem to
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by L8D 11y ago
In accordance with Betteridge's Law of Headlines[1] the answer is no. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge%27s_law_of_headline... I don't know how people do links and stuff on hacker news
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by L8D 11y ago
You're not missing anything. What you and the author are describing (in terms of pattern/architecture) has existed for quite a while but was widely popularized recently by Facebook's [Flux]( https://facebook.github.
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by L8D 11y ago
- [Lobsters]( https://lobste.rs ) - [Hacker News]( https://news.ycombinator.com ) - [Reddit]( https://reddit.com ) - [Product Hunt]( http://www.producthunt.com/ ) - [Designer News]( https:/&
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Seven Unusual Haskell Datastores(l8d.github.io)
1 points by L8D 11y ago|0 comments
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by L8D 12y ago
The crux of my argument is relying on methodologies to write good software or to guide a design is pointless. Instead of trusting everything you read, you should question it an consider it in practice before you actually follow it.
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Why programming methodologies are pointless(l8d.github.io)
15 points by L8D 12y ago|24 comments
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by L8D 12y ago
I'm sorry but I call BS. In the author notes it doesn't try to say that games are a bad influence at all. Nor does it try to shame the gaming industry. The author notes go over why he created the game, and how his childhood experi
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by L8D 12y ago
Yep if you're on Canary then that should happen. Otherwise it goes to full-screen and you see the ending dialogue.
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by L8D 12y ago
Perhaps you could contribute to the file via a PR instead of ranting at a post on a news aggregator? If people like you did then the open source community would be a better place.
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by L8D 12y ago
If you think this is cool, go ahead and check out bfb, an IRC bot written in a derivative of Brainfuck. https://github.com/billiob/bfb
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by L8D 12y ago
Austin TX, Remote, Full Time (priority) | Contact | Part Time Stack: Node, JS-HTML-CSS, CSS Frameworks (Bootstrap, Foundation...), JS Frameworks (Angular, Backbone...), Haskell, (former) Linux server administration Contact: tenorbiel@gmail.
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by L8D 12y ago
IIRC, it was made specifically for us and the startups in San Fran.
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by L8D 13y ago
Why did you blatantly steal from Mark Steve's version?
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by L8D 13y ago
Yeah, I trashed pretty quickly because I realized I didn't have time to work on it, nor did I have the creativity to write good examples. It would have better suited to be about JavaScript rather than Node, and there are already plenty
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by L8D 13y ago
What speed and ease to you gain with it? CoffeeScript won't get you any performance; if any, less. Making obscure or verbose patterns easier to use is syntactic sugar. Part of the thing about CoffeeScript, is that there are more bad pa
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by L8D 13y ago
The thing about CoffeeScript is that it makes it a ton easier to reason about doing operations like default arguments, pattern matching or expressive for loops. When you don't see the messy code generated from its syntactic sugar, yo
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by L8D 13y ago
There has been a development of hate towards CoffeeScript in most JavaScript communities. CoffeeScript seems to be very popular in the non-JS communities that need to write JavaScript, like in the Ruby and Python web development communities
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by L8D 13y ago
That would break the point of it being 'low-level' unless you're saying the standard library and kernel were both designed to function like that.
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by L8D 13y ago
I'm in the process of making a clone of the site for node.js [here]( https://github.com/L8D/nodebyexample )
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by L8D 13y ago
You do realize that go has lambda expressions (anonymous, in-line, functions) right?
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by L8D 13y ago
This is the best explanation of functional programming I've ever read. Congrats.
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by L8D 13y ago
When it says "giving you the benefits of tools like LESS and Sass" I think they are referring to how you can postprocess the CSS generate by LESS and Sass

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