threecreepio

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by threecreepio 7y ago
I have irregular astigmatism. In my experience, glasses and normal soft contacts do very little to correct it. Scleral contacts do a decent job with the astigmatism, but they have a few other issues.
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by threecreepio 7y ago
And SQL has been relevant for about half a century, odds are good you'll continue to find use for that knowledge for the remainder of your career.. Well worth the time investment.
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by threecreepio 7y ago
For your template code in angular, there won't be any significant benefit to using typescript. It could be worse than not having typescript at all, since you can add type annotations to your 'login'-function that don't m
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by threecreepio 14y ago
> The buttons on that controller mockup are only color-coded, which means it will be difficult (if not impossible) to clearly communicate to a color-blind player I wouldn't bet on that being a final controller, the video shows reference
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by threecreepio 14y ago
I hadn't actually looked at the issues list to notice that this and similar issues have already been brought up plenty enough, so, sorry about that. And I do like implicit returns, and they're one of the main reasons I'm using CoffeeScript
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by threecreepio 14y ago
I both like and use CoffeeScript, but the video does show off one thing that i personally quite dislike about it.. Implicit returns (which I love in ruby..). When trying to port over some applications to coffeescript, I had to revisit a who
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by threecreepio 14y ago
I have a site in progress that's used an endless paging with a sliding window, so after 5 pages it'd clip the top page. It was a little irritating in that you could notice that something different was happening with the scrollbar once you h
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by threecreepio 15y ago
It wasn't even the first .Net MVC implementation, Castle Monorail has been around since late 2005.. 3 or 4 years before the first version of ASP.Net MVC. But it takes the Microsoft stamp to get a lot of these people excited.
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by threecreepio 15y ago
These kinds of things definitely need to be overseen/'banned' somehow, but it's a bit easy to wind up catching too many real users in the net, that I'd rather have a few bad eggs around personally. I feel plenty worse seeing users like htt
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by threecreepio 15y ago
It's a good concept and all, the issue i've had with it for my own use is that the native Array functions are so fast in JavaScript (and function invocation so comparatively slow) that you really need a very specific use case for them to be
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by threecreepio 15y ago
Then why does 100000..100000 get the same error? Not a huge span, and not likely to contain anything all too sensitive.