madlee

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by madlee 9y ago
Hi, I wrote the majority of that part of the project (canvas stuff) & that section of the article – the simple answer is that I have a lot of experience working with the canvas API directly, but little to no experience using any of the
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by madlee 12y ago
FWIW, there _is_ a proper styleguide now, it just hasn't been retroactively applied to older js. https://github.com/reddit/styleguide/tree/master/javascript
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by madlee 13y ago
I use bittorrent sync to keep sublime text synced across my machines, works amazingly well.
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by madlee 13y ago
I can definitely see myself using this. I generally have one terminal tab open just for git anyways, so this would fold into my workflow nicely.
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by madlee 13y ago
i've seen this problem several times, and I still think its a case of the statistics not representing the reality. For example, if you consider the case where you have originally chosen the correct door, there are two possibilities
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by madlee 13y ago
Javascript, hands down. You'll have a harder time going from CS -> JS than you will from JS -> CS, and knowing only CoffeeScript really narrows what you can do
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by madlee 13y ago
nice game. got up to 833 before I realized i'd been playing it way too long :)
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by madlee 13y ago
I think the 10,000 hour rules is a good rule of thumb, but it of course also depends on the kind of programming you are doing during that time. But assuming you are doing a variety of things and actively trying to expand your skill set, an
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by madlee 13y ago
Some general tips for improving workflow: - within a specific file/project, try to recognize places where you are retyping the same (or very similar) code blocks repeatedly. try to pull those out into a function to avoid redundant code an