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by bendyorke 7y ago
As someone who has lived in Amsterdam for a few years, and have several friends who were very bike adverse when they moved here, everyone ends up biking. It’s very convenient, safe, and enjoyable here, and you can get electric bikes or elec
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by bendyorke 10y ago
Location: Austin, TX Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: React, React Native, Clojure, JavaScript, Ruby/Rails Résumé/CV: https://linkedin.com/in/bendyorke [1] Email: bendyorke@gmail
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by bendyorke 10y ago
Location: Austin, TX Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Possibly Technologies: React, React Native, Clojure, JavaScript, Ruby/Rails Résumé/CV: https://linkedin.com/in/bendyorke [1] Email: bendyorke
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by bendyorke 10y ago
You really don't need those - React was popular far before any of those came about (well, except CSS). :)
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by bendyorke 10y ago
I've been using it for about a month now as my main browser, haven't had any issues with it. Any issue's I had in Safari 9 seem to have been fixed :)
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by bendyorke 10y ago
The article says that you shouldn't write them unless you need to , not that you shouldn't write them. He lists quite a few scenarios where they should be used, one of which is DSLs. :) Also, given that Clojure is a lisp, I thin
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by bendyorke 10y ago
SEEKING WORK Location: Austin, TX & Amsterdam, NL Remote: Only Site: bendyorke.com Contact: bendyorke at gmail Technologies: JavaScript (React, React Native, Node) | Clojure (Reagent, Compojure) | Ruby (Sinatra, Rails) AB
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by bendyorke 10y ago
About me: - Full stack developer, with a penchant for the front-end. I have experience working as a back-end, full-stack, and front-end engineer, and can hop into most any tech stack. I have the most experience with JavaScript based appli
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by bendyorke 10y ago
Location: Austin, TX Remote: Preferred Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Javascript - I've been using React & Redux professionally since their original releases. Prior I preferred pure JavaScript, although I ha
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by bendyorke 12y ago
My perspective is this: Mozilla (to my knowledge) isn't getting rid of the developer tools in the standard Firefox. Those will still be there for people who want to get into development, and while their features will seem comparativel
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by bendyorke 12y ago
I like that this works just as well on mobile as it does the computer. Great work!
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by bendyorke 12y ago
I have two groups of emails: "professional" and "online" ones. I'll "inbox 0" my "professional" emails, archiving, deleting, and snoozing emails. For my "online" emails, I don't
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by bendyorke 12y ago
> Fortunately this issue didn’t happen too often. Maybe once a week or so, for most users, but now we have iOS 8. Once a week is incredibly frequent, and it's too bad that it's not working for Andreas. However, if the comments
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by bendyorke 12y ago
It's so easy to use. Sure I can reach any point on a 5 inch screen, but I'm reaching to touch half of the screen. The 3.5 inch screens everything is just their under your finger. It's fantastic.
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by bendyorke 12y ago
It doesn't seem like the images are retina/hd ready. I don't mean to sound spoiled, but when a site doesn't have retina/hd compatible vector graphics, they immediately lose a lot of credibility to me (most sites th
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by bendyorke 12y ago
I think that is the first time I've seen Palm OS and Pebble Smart Watch in the same list
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by bendyorke 12y ago
This is very mesmerizing
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by bendyorke 12y ago
> (3) fumbling in your phone in order to then open the correct app. This isn't directly tied to you or your argument, but whenever people talk about about smart watches, 'fumbling with your phone' seems to come up. I can&
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by bendyorke 12y ago
I'm not sure of any official tests, but I often keep Activity Monitor open, and I've noticed Chrome using on average 2x more CPU. Plus, that's excluding the occasional "Google Chrome Helper" that tries to use 95+%
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by bendyorke 12y ago
I believe he means that it uses CSS transitions, not javascript transitions. So the animations are what are, whenever possible, "CSS-powered"
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by bendyorke 12y ago
As a ruby dev, I haven't noticed any unsurmountable issues (with the exception of mongodb, but I only use that when I'm using node). I documented all of the snags I hit, in case anyone is interested, however by now it's all
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by bendyorke 12y ago
This looks awesome, great work.
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by bendyorke 12y ago
This is why I switched. Non lion style full screen is the the best of both worlds. Couldn't live without it now
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by bendyorke 12y ago
I'm not quite sure your using the word ironic correctly (unless there's something I'm missing). Although, I did like the name more after the description. :)
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by bendyorke 12y ago
No MBP boasts 10-12 hours, that's only the MBP Airs, which from my experience, follow up on that promise. The MBP Retinas boast up to 9 hours, at the max, although those models I haven't used routinely. However it has been my expe
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by bendyorke 12y ago
The MacBook Pro Retinas and MacBook airs take advantage of newer battery cells, and have greatly improved battery life in my experience. The 13" MBP battery never impressed me. Also, not sure when you bought your particular iPhone,
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by bendyorke 12y ago
You have to be a developer but... [xcode6 link] https://developer.apple.com/devcenter/mac/index.action Edit: You then have to click "OS X Yosemite Developer Preview". Then scroll down, it's at the b
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by bendyorke 12y ago
"outperforming them by over 93x" is technically different than "93x faster"... Although I agree it is a cheap way to put it :)