bemurphy

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by bemurphy 8y ago
> The surgeon's office later told her that he belonged to two different medical groups. One was in Morgan's husband's health plan network, the other wasn't. I got this one, it was mindblowing. For ER work, they'd
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by bemurphy 8y ago
I'm with you on option 4. I used to spot a movie I wanted to see, and then see it. Now I want to see a movie, and then pick the movie to see. I can't think of too many products I've experienced such a behavioral shift from. I
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by bemurphy 10y ago
I think I've used this one as well for about 7 or 8 years. I can recall an accidental untie exactly once. It's also fantastic because it makes for a much more symmetric, shapely knot.
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by bemurphy 12y ago
Two immediate I can think of: 1) You don't have to add new .dev hosts to /etc/hosts repeatedly. Once you're setup, all .dev is local 2) /etc/hosts doesn't support wildcards, so dnsmasq is great with apps
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by bemurphy 13y ago
Interesting question, I can point out a few interesting differences I know of. Take note, I have more experience with Couch and its ilk than MongoDB, but I know some of Mongo's feature set. tl;dr: You'd probably see the most diff
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by bemurphy 13y ago
I think something like a Rumble favors having the kitchen sink. You wanna be 'go go go, install a gem for that don't mess around' and work on your domain code exclusively. Some people would argue the same for 'real&#x27
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by bemurphy 13y ago
Yeah that freaked me out too. I'm not super familiar with mongoose either so at the time I couldn't figure out how to leave them out of serialization always . I could do it for one-off calls but there should be a way to general
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by bemurphy 13y ago
Thanks for sharing this. I've been getting into express lately and this boilerplate is a little leaner for the reading. It also just informed me of the app.param api in express. I had no idea.
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by bemurphy 13y ago
Maybe benchmark it yourself? I think something is amiss, it should easily 'hello, world' at 2x higher rate than Rails. Poked around the setup a little a while back but nothing jumped out. Hunches: it's either going through w
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by bemurphy 13y ago
It's really unclear, but I think it's a loose reference to an older hack that involves patching javascript's Array to steal data when parsing JSON. The references to 'old array' and 'new array' in the scre
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by bemurphy 14y ago
This is a bit tangent to your question, but, I think you can still run with ng-click if you deploy Content Security Policy, whereas onclicks will be banned.
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by bemurphy 14y ago
One big difference would be encapsulation. With mixins (sometimes called Concerns), you have a shared state between the module and the class including it. With a real class, you have your own space and (probably) don't have to deal with sta
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by bemurphy 14y ago
Minor correction (mostly because, I think the code is kinda interesting), Sinatra does something close to this. It actually uses the __END__ tag for its inline templates, but then internally it splits the file itself in two and then parses