austinhyde

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by austinhyde 8y ago
Just for the sake of clarity, the article recommends bacon as a "source of healthy fat" (not a "healthy source of fat"), where they specifically define "healthy fat".
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by austinhyde 9y ago
In all seriousness, if this is what you encounter at your workplace, you need to get out and work somewhere else; this is an extremely toxic environment. Even if the build setup is the most complex thing on the face of the earth, if you or
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by austinhyde 9y ago
Yeah, that does exactly the thing I was describing from a quick skim. https://github.com/uber/react-vis does it as well. I've found that attempting to wrangle one of these chart libs takes more time than a quick `
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by austinhyde 9y ago
Having gone through the process of marrying react and d3 - IMHO it's far easier to let react do DOM diffing and manipulation, and let d3 worry about data processing. The two work great together, just so long as you don't try to sh
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by austinhyde 11y ago
There's probably a couple reasons, but I'll summarize my experiences with them. I haven't dug into MySQL for a few years (last I really worked with it was 5.5), but out of the box, it does a lot of things that are pretty unsa
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by austinhyde 11y ago
Sure, I'll throw my hat in the ring here with a shameless self-plug. I help maintain a database versioning/migration tool that my team has been successfully using for years now: https://github.com/nkiraly/DBSt
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by austinhyde 11y ago
I'm surprised that no one's pointed this out yet, but isn't this basically the same as Knockout ( http://knockoutjs.com/ )? The difference being that Knockout's been around forever (first release was in 20
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by austinhyde 12y ago
I just looked, and unless you're talking about something different, Sublime Text 3 allows disabling telemetry by way of the "enable_telemetry" setting. See http://www.sublimetext.com/3dev under build 3023. It
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by austinhyde 12y ago
As someone brand new to Ansible, and having been developing on OSX for years now, I'd just like to play devil's advocate. Finding the Ansible docs ( http://docs.ansible.com/ ) was not as easy as it could be, however
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by austinhyde 12y ago
Apparently copy+paste is too hard.... http://jsbin.com/gitufejo/3/edit?html,js,output
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by austinhyde 12y ago
Oh man, that's awesome! I see I'm not the only one with an addiction to d3 and knockout. I've actually just recently gotten around to playing with the two of them at once: http://jsbijn.com/gitufejo/3&#x2
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by austinhyde 12y ago
Not to be completely contrary - in fact, I much prefer SVG + D3 to canvas - but the canvas actually can support quite complex interaction and be performant if you put the time into it. Take a look at OpenLayers 3. They have a few examples t
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by austinhyde 13y ago
Check out pianobar, a command line Pandora client. It works great for me! http://6xq.net/projects/pianobar/
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by austinhyde 13y ago
Only one complaint from me: error messages. I realize this is probably a complicated problem, but on the other hand, can alienate beginners. For example, on the first exercise, you're asked to write NSLog(@"Name"); When I did it, I first mi
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by austinhyde 14y ago
If by "webapp wrapper" you actually mean a site-specific browser, there's Fluid: http://fluidapp.com/ Or, if you mean an SDK or framework for writing a native app using web technologies, I know of a few: TideSDK: http://www.tidesdk.org/
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by austinhyde 14y ago
I'm a few days late to the conversation, and this will probably fly under the radar, but here's my two cents. I'll start by saying that I believe Linus was justified in the intention of his response, but not the execution of it. Linus, li
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by austinhyde 14y ago
Well, my number one defense has always been (regardless of operating system) to (a) not visit shady websites, (b) adblock, and (c) don't open email attachments from untrusted senders. I've been using the free version of Sophos ( http://www.