nathanhammond

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by nathanhammond 3mo ago
If you can read it, here's the same story happening in Hong Kong, but with outright fraud on the recipients' end. https://thecollectivehk.com/%e7%a7%91%e6%8a%80%e5%88%b8%e8%a...
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by nathanhammond 8mo ago
I did guess it was you; but wasn't sure. :P
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by nathanhammond 8mo ago
You both are in violent agreement and it is amusing to see in the wild. As an 外國人 who learned Cantonese as an adult (I moved to HK) I'm jealous of the quantity and quality of materials that exist for learning (not Cantonese). That bein
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by nathanhammond 1y ago
Seeing your handle I am at risk of explaining something you may already know, but, this exists! And it was standardized in 1993, though I don't know when Unicode picked it up. Ideographic Description Characters: https://www.
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by nathanhammond 6y ago
Is this published anywhere? Constraints I'm trying to solve for: - Reasonable English corollary. (Doesn't have to be 1:1.) - English-pronounceable Cantonese romanization. - English-pronounceable Mandarin romanization. - Doesn&#x27
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by nathanhammond 6y ago
Nobody wants to leave Hong Kong. We're on the streets fighting for our home alongside people who love it just as much as we do. We have spent the past year gathering to sing, to celebrate, to mourn, and to fight for this place that we
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Medium blog covering Uyghur Camps returning 410 (Gone)(medium.com)
3 points by nathanhammond 7y ago|0 comments
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by nathanhammond 7y ago
I'm currently in Hong Kong and have been here since before the protests began. This saber-rattling has been ongoing. This is an escalation, certainly, but it is not a new message being sent to Hong Kong and it falls mostly on deaf ears
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by nathanhammond 10y ago
Ember A11y We're making Ember accessible by default. Monthly Goals: - Support Ember.js' internal upgrade to the new rendering engine. - Adopt dynamically scoped variables to make ember-a11y function. Skills needed: Ember.
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by nathanhammond 10y ago
Ember CLI We're building a tool that makes it easy to build and maintain Ember applications. Monthly Goals: - Finish moving off of Bower and onto our npm infrastructure. - Upgrade our internal npm usage from 2.X to 3.X. - Make
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Asmodee (board game company) Pitch Deck(drive.google.com)
2 points by nathanhammond 12y ago|0 comments
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Reporting on cyberattacks: the media's urgent problem(medium.com)
6 points by nathanhammond 12y ago|1 comments
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The Programming Interview(nathanhammond.com)
2 points by nathanhammond 12y ago|0 comments
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Mecklenburg County District Attorney's office to review surveillance cases(charlotteobserver.com)
1 points by nathanhammond 12y ago|0 comments
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Mr. Miller Doesn't Go to Washington(politico.com)
1 points by nathanhammond 12y ago|0 comments
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Why I Went from Queasy to Hopeful at MIT's Breast Pump Hackathon(fastcompany.com)
2 points by nathanhammond 12y ago|0 comments
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Mailbox stickers let communities display items they have to share(springwise.com)
2 points by nathanhammond 12y ago|0 comments
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Curiosity Rover's Wheels Are Falling Apart (And How It's Being Addressed)(gizmodo.com)
6 points by nathanhammond 12y ago|0 comments
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by nathanhammond 12y ago
There is going to be some future work on some of the form elements. They're really not quite where they need to be.
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by nathanhammond 12y ago
1. Are you using Ember.computed's array methods? I tend to go with intermediately calculated arrays which I then union/diff/whatever is necessary for filters. It is also significantly faster than function-defined computed pro
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by nathanhammond 12y ago
Here is a pretty complete list of significant Ember applications: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ZWYq3gwkPTzUiyqr4x_asSj8...
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by nathanhammond 12y ago
In general: how much code the browser needs to parse and execute on every page load The caveat being that that code only needs to be parsed and executed once in a single page application. weight of execution payloads across o
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by nathanhammond 12y ago
You're making an argument about callback aggregation. That is just one of the features that promises enable. The seminal article on the topic is Domenic Denicola's "You're Missing the Point of Promises." http:&#x2F
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by nathanhammond 12y ago
Exactly what @rattray said. It's something you get nearly for free in data-binding world and is much harder to accomplish in imperative code. I wish you luck, and make sure you blog about it when it's done! (I want to see how it&#
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by nathanhammond 12y ago
Thinking about it more, I believe that my visceral reaction was to the imperative nature of the library. I was imagining trying to code something that generated a filter (e.g. PourOver.makeExactFilter("mythology", ["greek&q
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by nathanhammond 12y ago
I much prefer a basic construct that makes it simple to do filtering and sorting that can be simply extended to any complexity. Sorting and filtering are really nothing more than set manipulation (which they state themselves) so with simple
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by nathanhammond 13y ago
A long time ago when iOS dev tools were immature Joe Hewitt created https://github.com/facebook/three20 . I can't find the source, but somewhere Joe is quoted that so many of the early Facebook application reviews
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by nathanhammond 13y ago
Over-simplification: As a "not-bank" they can't engage in fractional reserve banking. This leveraging of money is what allows banks to truly generate profits. Acquire deposit assets at 1%, lend that same money out at 3-5%, pr
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by nathanhammond 13y ago
This is an over-simplification. I'm also not entirely sure how much I can say, so I'm skipping things. Most banks use what we term "bank-in-a-box" software provided by one of two vendors: FIS - http://www.fisg
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by nathanhammond 13y ago
Ally's focus is on providing excellent rates which we have done by limiting our focus. That being said, you can look for tremendous changes in our technology story later this year.

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