Prefinem

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by Prefinem 7y ago
How can apple justify $1000 for a stand?
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by Prefinem 8y ago
You should play it while you can. It's a very fun game and the PVE server is some of the best relaxing gameplay I have experienced (as long as falling into an abyss doesn't stress you out)
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by Prefinem 8y ago
SpatialOS is doing much more than that. It's main goal was bringing a single world spread over multiple server instances instead of individual servers. It's like atlas vs ark, not like unreal vs unity
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by Prefinem 8y ago
If you are writing a reviver, what difference is it to instead write a deep clone function? JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(obj)) !== deepClone(obj) EDIT: Also, how can you determine if the string should be a date, or a string? Sure, if it fits,
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by Prefinem 8y ago
Piping is relatively easy to write a function for. Here [0] is a package that I wrote that has a few trivial functions (including pipe) for things such as this. 0: https://www.npmjs.com/package/afpf
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by Prefinem 8y ago
Not OP, but where I work, we have a hybrid approach for our system. > Share code between your SPAs, for example, utilities? We alias a common folder for our utils with webpack which allows all our code to use the same utilities. We actu
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by Prefinem 8y ago
I will be honest, I was completely unaware of your other products, not that I would be your target audience. That being said, thank you for not pushing your other products on tracker users. That was something that always annoyed me with A
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by Prefinem 8y ago
Oh wow. So yeah, I guess we call it pivotal so much at work that I didn’t even realize it was actually called Pivotal Tracker. It’s a great product. The speed and ease of use is amazing.
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by Prefinem 8y ago
Tracker?
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by Prefinem 8y ago
Not parent, but we replaced Atlassian with Github and Pivotal
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by Prefinem 8y ago
Thanks. It's been through a few revisions and really needs to be reworked for mobile. If you have any input, I would be more than willing to hear it.
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by Prefinem 8y ago
Shameless plug, I made one that uses an AWS Lambda and S3 and encrypts everything before it gets sent over the wire. You can view a live version of it here ( https://todos.md/ ) or view the source here ( https://gi
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by Prefinem 8y ago
Just saying they didn't do nothing. Maybe they didn't do as well as they could have, but they did do something.
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by Prefinem 8y ago
NPM revoked all tokens. How is that irresponsible? https://status.npmjs.org/incidents/dn7c1fgrr7ng
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by Prefinem 8y ago
I used it so much in my text editor, I ended up creating a site that did the same thing but kept things synced https://todos.md/
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by Prefinem 8y ago
I was in the same boat waiting excitedly the whole time.
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by Prefinem 8y ago
> A Deferred object is returned by the obsolete Promise.defer() method to provide a new promise along with methods to change its state. > Starting from Gecko 30, this object is obsolete and should not be used anymore. Use the new Prom
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by Prefinem 8y ago
Life is more fun with fat arrows sometimes new Promise(function (resolve, reject) { methodOne(data, function (error, response) { if (erorr) { reject(error); } else { reso
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by Prefinem 8y ago
Not OP, but thanks for the link to that app. It's quite amazing.
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by Prefinem 8y ago
I am also interested in knowing. Seeing as it's been a business and had a trademark, I would assume 6 figures, but I honestly have no clue.
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by Prefinem 9y ago
Wes Bos has some good courses that takes you up through ES6 which will be pretty close to the latest node version
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by Prefinem 9y ago
Awesome, thanks for this!
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by Prefinem 9y ago
The irony is that sublime text doesn’t slog down
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by Prefinem 9y ago
The linter was the issue. I actually have better performance with Sublime Text and JavaScript than I do with vim and JavaScript. I wish that weren’t the case. If you know if any better ways to get vim working with Syntastic for linting (esl
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by Prefinem 9y ago
Not sure, but I have had vim lock up my MacBook Pro with 16GB of RAM and force me to do a hard reboot
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by Prefinem 9y ago
Yup yup, I went down that path and converted our then very basic deployment process to use serverless and instantly hit hard limits.
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by Prefinem 9y ago
We don't use cloudformation because honestly, it sucks. It's hard limits are a pain in the ass to get around (with 150 lambda functions, we need hundreds of resources, so that means nested stacks, which just suck) and it managing
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by Prefinem 9y ago
Yes, we have all of our functions in a single mono repo, broken into projects, and then folders for each function, similar to this: - src/project1/function1/ - src/project1/function2/ - src/project2/f
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by Prefinem 9y ago
We follow a very similar pattern and we are at over 150 micro services right now (AWS Lambda). A couple of things different that we do since we are building and then deploying to AWS: - Build only on dedicated deployment branches (beta, qa,
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by Prefinem 9y ago
You probably shouldn't be putting your Lambda Functions in a VPC unless it needs access to a VPC resource. There was a pretty good presentation on that in the "What's new in Serverless" seminar. On top of that, I believ

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