phase_9

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by phase_9 3mo ago
The glory days are over. In the future, one software engineer will be able to support multiple product areas much like how one HR team can support 1,000's of employees. LLMs have made domain knowledge and reasoning "cheap"; i
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by phase_9 6y ago
The surplus stock was incinerated. Source: wished at mind candy in the early 2010s
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Learn Redux by writing Middleware(jonnyreeves.co.uk)
6 points by phase_9 10y ago|0 comments
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Integration Testing with Golden Masters in Golang(jonnyreeves.co.uk)
1 points by phase_9 10y ago|0 comments
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Automatic Race Condition Detector in Actor Based Systems(improbable.io)
2 points by phase_9 11y ago|0 comments
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by phase_9 11y ago
Hey plexicle - I also bumped into this one when I started with webpack; I've written the approach I use as a blog post, hope this helps: http://jonnyreeves.co.uk/2016/simple-webpack-prod-and-dev-co...
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by phase_9 12y ago
Slightly off topic, but can anyone share a link to a large, well designed (open-source) codebase written in TypeScript? Github incorrectly/mistakenly tags C projects at TypeScript thanks to the `.ts` files present (thanks for picking
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Multiline Strings in JavaScript through toString'ing functions(github.com)
4 points by phase_9 13y ago|0 comments
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by phase_9 13y ago
I have anyways seen git submodules (and svn-externals before) to be a quick and dirty workaround for managing dependencies between modules. I've been under the impression that using an artifact management tool such as Apache Ivy or Bow
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by phase_9 13y ago
I've seen this style of library come up quite a few times whilst hacking away in JavaScript where developers try to introduce a sense of strict typing (I even wrote a similar one myself when I first moved over from ActionScript). In t
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by phase_9 13y ago
The DNS320 has been my home server for just over a year (replacing a LinkStation). You can install Fonz FunPlug in about 5 minutes and get a solid, mirrored server for about £20. http://nas-tweaks.net/devices/d-link-dn
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by phase_9 14y ago
ECMAScript 4 was implemented in ActionScript 3[1]; a very nice language to work with IMHO. The members of the ECMAScript steering group launched into a public fracas on their respective blogs[2] which eventually ended in the draft being ca
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by phase_9 14y ago
Shame I can no longer hear anything thanks to the roar of my laptop's fans! Text only link for TFA: http://www.google.com/gwt/x?u=http%3A%2F%2Ftiamat.tsotech.co...
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Green Sock JavaScript Animation Platform vs CSS3 Transitions.(greensock.com)
2 points by phase_9 14y ago|1 comments
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by phase_9 14y ago
This is a small jQuery plugin that I have been maintaining for a few months now. It provides a bit of sugar when using both jQuery and Mustache templates.
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Show HN: jQuery-Mustache Plugin(github.com)
2 points by phase_9 14y ago|1 comments
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by phase_9 14y ago
True, but I find the lack of Micro-SD Card Slot to be particularly galling, especially as it's becoming an increasingly popular trend with Android handset manufacturers looking to add a hefty markup between otherwise identical models. Just
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by phase_9 14y ago
Yet another promises library (: It's great that people are writing and sharing code, but it feels like people are trying to re-invent the wheel when stable, mature and well tested libraries[0] already exist for these problems. [0] https:/
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FastGlacier - A Windows Client for Amazon Glacier(fastglacier.com)
3 points by phase_9 14y ago|0 comments
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by phase_9 14y ago
Anecdotal, I know, but I found VideoJS to be a bit of a mess. From a code point of view, the player instance would not destroy correctly resulting in a memory leak for single-page web apps and IMHO the CSS was a pain to work with.
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QUnit and RequireJS – Breaking your Tests into modules(jonnyreeves.co.uk)
1 points by phase_9 14y ago|0 comments
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by phase_9 14y ago
Yet another HTML5 "Game Changer" which has already been available as part of the Adobe Flash Platform[1] for the best part of three years. Just saying :) For those down-voting me; I find this attitude very strange. If the tools were presen
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by phase_9 14y ago
So store it in Dropbox and have a copy on a USB Key you carry with you (along with a portable version[1] of Keepass) Also, on the same subject, it's the "all you need is your memory" bit that makes me smile. If you could rely on your memor
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by phase_9 14y ago
I don't understand why people are trying to come up with such complex solutions to Password and Security Question retrieval when portable and open source solutions, like Keepass[1][2] exist. Just store your "random" Security Question answer
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by phase_9 14y ago
I loathe sites that disable pasting passwords (I'm looking at you, Apple!) as it makes entering that random 24 char string generated by Keepass an exercise in frustration.
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by phase_9 14y ago
"Aura is currently missing two important items needed to help us get out a stable release. These are good unit tests and stronger documentation." I can understand the lack of documentation, but I balk at the fact that framework developers
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by phase_9 14y ago
Unsalted MD5s. http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/2012/04/speed-hashing.html
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by phase_9 14y ago
I've just spent the last couple of hours creating unique longins for every site I can remember having a login for and storing them in Keepass (opensource password safe). The Keepass database is stored on my dropbox account so it's automati
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by phase_9 14y ago
AppleTV + XBMC? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z4iEl3BqhUI
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by phase_9 14y ago
I liked the part where you encouraged the developer to think about how the API will be consumed by the end user; however even a brief mention of some BDD / Unit tests here would have been nice (:

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