iirvine

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by iirvine 4y ago
Absolutely loved this game. Playing through it felt like the first encounter with something unprecedented. Like it reminded me of the first time I read a graphic novel like Maus - the elevation of something I was already pretty familiar wit
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by iirvine 6y ago
Not exactly - we don’t really have any way of knowing that empirically yet. Personally, I do wish I had given my body a bit of a bigger break after I got over the infection. So I guess I’m saying pay attention - watch how you’re recovering,
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by iirvine 6y ago
This is sorely needed. People are starting to get desperate - who knows how many outcomes could be improved with earlier medical diagnostics and intervention. We need clear guidelines to give those recovering a better chance of not slipping
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by iirvine 9y ago
I seem to recall from the last time I stumbled on this it's largely used for internal visualization and tools
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by iirvine 12y ago
That's kind of the point, at least as I understand it. You want to minimize the number virtual nodes that need to be reconciled to actual DOM nodes. If nothing about a parent's props or state has changed, then ideally nothing shou
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by iirvine 12y ago
there is also http://hugepic.io/ as well as the related github repo at https://github.com/peterbe/tiler
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by iirvine 13y ago
I've been following iD development on github ( https://github.com/systemed/iD/ ) since last year, and I honestly think that reading through its source is the single best case study I've come across for app
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by iirvine 14y ago
Any reason some kind of Kickstarter-like service couldn't help with this? There are a couple interesting economic tricks going on in various Kickstarter projects that could be applied to this. Developers publish feature lists for an upgrade
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by iirvine 14y ago
Seems that -m doesn't take quotes in their terminal. This ought to work: git commit -m Small Fixes But I can't find a way to push to my repo on GitHub. I get this error: Permissions 0640 for '/var/lib/stickshift/a5a56c6a46e2
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by iirvine 14y ago
'Fuck that shit.' maintenance programmer words to live by.