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by agentPrefect 8y ago
This is precisely what fragmentation causes.
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by agentPrefect 8y ago
Which is what a lot of people have been saying for a very long time.
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by agentPrefect 8y ago
IntelliSense. Definitely my reason for not going back.
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by agentPrefect 8y ago
> in exchange for paying this cost, you gain maintainability, developer efficiency, and (hopefully) better performance during runtime. You also gain responsiveness to user interactions, a programmatic way to reason about your application
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by agentPrefect 8y ago
The amount of colossal horror stories I've heard about that company has made sure I don't go near it with a 9 foot pole. Their platform is designed to obscure process in lieu of exploiting workers - all whilst advocating to "
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by agentPrefect 8y ago
But this is exactly what the article talks about - and what I agree with - let them ask for help. To each his own, I agree that some people need that intervention, but for the rest of us, don't assume it.
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by agentPrefect 8y ago
Co-workers who have a tendency to "shepherd" newbies are downright annoying. Other than the initial on-boarding, there is no reason to be involved in solving someone's "new comer experience".
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by agentPrefect 8y ago
Is the "extend" portion of the new Microsoft strategy commencing...
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by agentPrefect 8y ago
This reminded me a lot of how DHH described their thinking (paraphrasing A LOT): other people don't have to have a bad product for yours to be successful. Good article!
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by agentPrefect 8y ago
Me too.
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by agentPrefect 8y ago
To be honest; I'm a little surprised it's lasted this long.
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by agentPrefect 8y ago
The way Redux works is that it essentially stores all the dynamic information of an app in a single JavaScript object. This is the temptation when starting with Redux/Mobx/GraphQL/etc. You can't simply relegate reasoni
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by agentPrefect 8y ago
Because the battery drainage with Firefox is unacceptable.
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by agentPrefect 8y ago
I don't know why, but some people assume these services are being used as a utility rather than a community. So they make their case based on stats and data, and completely ignore the relational aspect of being part of it. You can spit
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by agentPrefect 8y ago
That is sad! My condolences. That was a very well written letter from Slack and I completely agree with them, but unfortunate for BetterSlack nonetheless. Always room to pivot!
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How important are domain names vs. company names?
1 points by agentPrefect 8y ago|0 comments
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by agentPrefect 8y ago
Yea me neither. Generalizations like this aren't helpful, or least bit fair.
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by agentPrefect 8y ago
As a non-user of Facebook, I completely take their side with all of this. 1) If people don't want to read the fine print, whose fault is that? 2) How have we gotten to a point where we are abdicating our choice voluntary, and then acti
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by agentPrefect 8y ago
Absolutely agree.
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by agentPrefect 9y ago
Everybody favours the underdog. Mr. Robot was stupid because - why do I want marketing in a product I use as an eveyday utility? Chrome is the standard because of the majority market share and also because they do a great job of delivering
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by agentPrefect 9y ago
Updated with no problem at all.
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by agentPrefect 9y ago
100% spot on.
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by agentPrefect 9y ago
Nothing to disagree on. :)
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by agentPrefect 9y ago
So I've used Vue for personal projects before, it's really nice. I lead the dev on a small team within a large corporate company, we focus on React & Angular(io). The primary reason why I would not adopt Vue is because Vue is
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by agentPrefect 9y ago
So I reckon Docker & PHP7/HHVM have contributed for sure. So much easier deploying Nginx - not to mention just plain nicer.
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by agentPrefect 11y ago
This is quite interesting though. On the web, search engines were built to fulfil a very specific need... finding content. The more open the web became the better search engines could find what you were looking for. Now with apps, they&#x27
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by agentPrefect 11y ago
Ya, it's the usual HN comment section crap. Everybody's an expert.
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by agentPrefect 11y ago
Just a quick note; but "sugar in general" contains fructose. Given that you're talking about simple sugars.
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by agentPrefect 11y ago
I must admit - this is kind of why I started moving AWAY from Google. You just don't have any guarantee that the product you're using won't be shelved in leu of a "better" (newer) solution.
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by agentPrefect 11y ago
Actually really agree with this. As someone who develops for Android I can't tell you much potential "mental damage control" you have to be prepared for with implementing stuff. Accommodating the different support packages, A

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