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by anonymousguy 10y ago
HTTPS everywhere is nice... except if your current web host makes free HTTPS hard because they make money from selling certificates.
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by anonymousguy 10y ago
You don't need Babel or a build process to minify ES6. Pretty Diff has supported this for years http://prettydiff.com/?m=minify
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by anonymousguy 10y ago
Small child have to learn language from nothing. They just figure it out through exposure and practice. Even pets learn some language. This is the model to emulate. Ultimately language use requires a few skills: * a good parser * motor c
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by anonymousguy 10y ago
Since I had starting looking for an alternative to NPM I have discovered a couple of things: * All current package managers are either language or OS specific. What if you have an application with code written in multiple languages? * NPM
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by anonymousguy 10y ago
I think bikeshedding could exist irrespective of processes. Bikeshedding is the behavior of miss-prioritizing trivialities with greater imperative than core concerns because they are easier to think through. The solution for bikeshedding
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by anonymousguy 10y ago
The primary problems in that article are nothing to do with technology. Consider these statements: * "Tom is a genius", which implies the Tom solution is a trusted asset beyond improvement, doubt, or questioning. It also implies
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by anonymousguy 10y ago
As a JavaScript developer I feel the same way about Java... Unfortunately JavaScript developers are fully aware they aren't Java developers, but many Java developers don't seem to share this same realization.
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by anonymousguy 10y ago
> Everyone's on Facebook after all I know of several people who choose to not waste their time with Facebook. Seriously, why? Any time I need to nudge somebody, that I don't care enough to bother with in the real world, there
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by anonymousguy 10y ago
He is at 13% now and needs only to be at 15% to enter the national spotlight of increased media coverage and access to the general debates. His polling numbers are increasing with a notable momentum as general support of the Republican can
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by anonymousguy 10y ago
The Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson might set a record this year for highest votes attained by a third party candidate.
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by anonymousguy 10y ago
Perhaps the necessary enough justification could be that an elected president does something that directly and literally violates an article written into the actual constitution and the military seeks to appoint a new leader from the line o
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by anonymousguy 10y ago
This could always happen in the US. US military officers swear an oath to defend the constitution against all enemies foreign and domestic, but they don't swear an oath to other officers or elected officials. That said if an elected
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by anonymousguy 10y ago
The bay area art scene could be better, but I doubt 10x better. Fort Worth, which I used to compare in my previous comment, has some pretty strong art museums recognized internationally. https://www.fortworth.com/about&#x2F
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by anonymousguy 10y ago
Just to be clear, leaving the bay area doesn't mean giving up on technology: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plano,_Texas#Economy
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by anonymousguy 10y ago
Or, just leave the bay area... http://www.moving.com/real-estate/compare-cities/results.asp... Seriously... why should a smaller house cost nearly 10x more in the same country? You won't be paid 10x less wh
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by anonymousguy 10y ago
We have been looking for an Elixir code beautifier. If you are aware of one please let us know: https://github.com/Glavin001/atom-beautify/issues/545
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by anonymousguy 10y ago
In situations like this mood is extremely relevant. Its what separates the disciplined professional from people who whine and second guess things. What many people don't understand is that a wrong decision is better than no decision a
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by anonymousguy 10y ago
What does that have to do with my comment?
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by anonymousguy 10y ago
> he probably already would have That is a huge guess. After 10 officers are shot I doubt the SWAT team was in a guessing mood. > he wasn't going to get the opportunity to leave. This is perhaps the most commonly fallacy I have
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by anonymousguy 10y ago
> Your reasoning is based on a premise that hasn't been established The intention to commit further harm is evident from statements by the accused and the vile nature of the crimes. Given the potential for harm, that the negotiatio
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by anonymousguy 10y ago
Why? The guy was directly responsible, either solely or in a group, for intentionally assassinating uniformed police during a crowded event and vocally claimed to plant bombs and kill more police. There is no greater justification for pol
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by anonymousguy 10y ago
> Has anyone attempted something like this? Yes, I write all my personal projects in human order. To me human order is when the flow control of human consumption and computer execution are most closely aligned. I attempt to achieve thi
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Code is evil(prettydiff.com)
2 points by anonymousguy 10y ago|0 comments
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by anonymousguy 10y ago
This is acceptable because web developers expect a certain level of coddling. Many developers are quick to defend this insanity because they simply cannot see their own level of entitlement.
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by anonymousguy 11y ago
Try this over the top guide - https://github.com/prettydiff/wisdom/blob/master/Web_Intervi...
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Non-JavaScript skills every JavaScript developer should have(github.com)
1 points by anonymousguy 11y ago|0 comments
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by anonymousguy 11y ago
Many things. There are a great many ways to address that question (too many). The correct answer depends more specifically on the nature of the problem.
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by anonymousguy 11y ago
Contrary to popular belief the personalities that appear most successful in the military are those that tend to be the most independent and anti-conformist. As a counterpoint everybody follows a chain of command. In all the corporate jobs
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by anonymousguy 11y ago
I don't understand why this is such a mystic secret to the corporate world. This is common sense to anybody who has served on a military deployment. Google could have saved a crap load of time and money by funding the military to con
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by anonymousguy 11y ago
He quit Linked In but not Facebook because of UI, email messaging, and privacy.... seriously? I quit Facebook years ago and haven't missed a thing, while on the other hand my past 3 jobs have all come from (at least indirectly) Linked

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