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by aeflash 11y ago
It likely will. You revealed an unconscious bias you have. You think that focusing on diversity is lowering the hiring bar. This is a fundamentally biased position -- it assumes minorities are worse tech workers. You're the top com
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by aeflash 11y ago
Are typed arrays stored outside of the JS heap? For example, in node.js you can use Buffers to get around V8's 1.8GB JS heap limit -- are typed arrays similar? Does the ES6 spec specify whether typed arrays should be stored separatel
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by aeflash 11y ago
Fluid, Inc. | http://fluid.com | San Francisco, CA (but remote friendly) Senior Full Stack Engineer Fluid's main product offering is Fluid Configure, a flexible and powerful platform for mass customization and configuration
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by aeflash 11y ago
Fluid, Inc. | http://fluid.com | San Francisco, CA (but remote friendly) ☛ Full Stack Engineer Fluid's main product offering is Fluid Configure, a flexible and powerful platform for mass customization and configuration of c
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by aeflash 11y ago
I think this is a great idea. While I think the execution could be improved (maybe a person wants to see an different therapist, or one outside the office), but attempting to remove the stigma surrounding mental health, and giving low fric
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by aeflash 11y ago
Doesn't work for me.
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by aeflash 11y ago
I think the author makes a couple flawed assumptions. First: that all people are motivated primarily by money, and second: things that have no direct monetary value have no value. Some people value the work they do, or the work their compan
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by aeflash 12y ago
They are super-imposed over the arrow keys. Fn+Up = PgUp, Fn+Left = End, etc... I have the previous year's model and it did take some getting used to.
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by aeflash 12y ago
That's only true if you're following the canonical Flux architecture to the letter. There's little difference between having your store trigger setState() on a root component and having your store trigger React.render(<Ro
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by aeflash 12y ago
My point was that the state of the dropdown is something that perfectly fine to manage directly in the component (nothing else needs to know about it). Things like the selected value would not be something to manage using component state.
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Avoid forEach(aeflash.com)
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by aeflash 12y ago
It's not supported. But if you're doing things right, you shouldn't need it.
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by aeflash 12y ago
Too bad nearly every page is broken on it (CSS wise). The only error it detected on my site was that newfangled <doctype html> declaration... The entire layout was jumbled.
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by aeflash 12y ago
After reading "Semver Has Failed Us" [1] and this current debacle (among others) I feel like something like "ferver" [2] is more practical. The funny thing is, is ferver is what a lot of libs are de facto, even if they
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by aeflash 12y ago
My team decided to just forget about Windows, and only use Linux or OSX. It is so much more convenient when you can rely on Bash, Make, and Unix conventions. (It is interesting discovering the slight incompatibilities between GNU core uti
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by aeflash 12y ago
Individual characters can be made out, but words are hard to read. Not enough separation between letters and symbols, so constructs like "(pred=%i)\t" are harder to visually parse. I'm also not a fan of aliased pixel fonts
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by aeflash 12y ago
Sprockets is incredibly primitive compared to something like RequireJS or Browserify -- all it does is concat. One might argue that Browserify is that JS bundler for Node. The issue is that using it with Angular seems superfluous becaus
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by aeflash 12y ago
I came across a similar solution when creating graphs with immutable data structures. Just store your nodes in an array, and describe the links between them as pairs of indexes. It does require that extra level of indirection, as hinted a
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by aeflash 12y ago
Ah, so it's like Firefox's URL bar, except with full-text search, rather than just the URL/Title.
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by aeflash 12y ago
Serious Sam can't compete on level design and art direction, though.
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by aeflash 12y ago
> On a more microeconomic level, what happens when Bashir and O'Brien order a couple rounds at Quark's? Who picks up their tab? It is mentioned in the article that the Federation would likely hold reserves of foreign currency (
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by aeflash 12y ago
There is a section in Surface Detail (I think), where Banks makes the point that the difference between a galactic civilization like the Culture an a hegemonizing swarm is just a degree of restraint. :) It kind of reminds me of Michael Edd
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by aeflash 12y ago
But either way, you're going to get a runtime error. Languages like Java or C# that actually have real interfaces and abstract classes can detect these problems at compile time. This seems only marginally better.
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by aeflash 12y ago
I think Swedish to English is pretty easy to do automatically to some satisfaction -- there are a lot of similarities in grammar and most words have direct translations. Chinese to English or Japanese to English with that level of clarity
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by aeflash 12y ago
Chrome has a ways to go before it fully supports HiDPI in linux, but in Firefox, all I did was set layout.css.devPixelsPerPx to 1.5 or 2.0 in about:config and everything scaled perfectly, UI and all. In Chrome you can set the default zoom f
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by aeflash 12y ago
There's a slider in the display settings.
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by aeflash 12y ago
Another key distinction of Bitbucket is that you pay per private collaborator, rather than per private repo. You could have a 5 person team but 100 private repos, and it would still be free. After that its $1 per user per month. With Git
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by aeflash 12y ago
Straight up crashes it for me.
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by aeflash 13y ago
Actually, we have a pretty good amount of information. We have one point of view from the employee who left, a message from Github that mostly confirms her story, as well as knowledge about how Github works internally. We have good reaso
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by aeflash 13y ago
MS Surface attached to a projector. Done.

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