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tmeasday
1y ago
Yeah, weird (see reply to sibling). I have Philips Hue bulbs and I literally haven't replaced any of the ones I put in like 3-4 years ago.
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tmeasday
1y ago
Wow, something weird is going on in your house. I literally never change my light bulbs, I was just thinking about this the other day when I was looking at my extra bulbs and considering where to store them. It occurred to me it's been
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tmeasday
6y ago
I'm pretty sure that's a false dichotomy. There are plenty of options in between.
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tmeasday
8y ago
Except the lens itself of course! Epistemological relativism is self refuting, I don't get how people can internalise the self-contradiction.
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tmeasday
9y ago
I think you're forgetting that Turnbull was the communications minister under Abbott. He's square to blame for this.
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Table Stakes for Web User Interfaces
(blog.hichroma.com)
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tmeasday
9y ago
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What we learned from getting acquired by Meteor
(blog.hichroma.com)
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9y ago
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tmeasday
10y ago
So then all candidates are tainted and you may as well not worry about it. My point is discrimination exists no matter what. So try not to let it bother you.
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tmeasday
10y ago
Does it bother you if a male candidate gets a position that maybe there's a better qualified female candidate who wasn't considered because "maybe she wants to start a family" or some bullshit? Do you let that (potential
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Designing for developers
(blog.hichroma.com)
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10y ago
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Introducing splittable
(medium.com)
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10y ago
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tmeasday
12y ago
Hmm, might stop the larger one from autoplaying. Better safe than sorry.
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tmeasday
12y ago
Hey, author here. I don't think we have any scroll event handlers on our blog (not 100% sure as I didn't implement the theme). It's a WP site, perhaps that's the common element -- although I don't think WP ships any
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13y ago
Hey, partner here. I'm in Melbourne. I've set up more vanilla cos here in Aus, but I'm (we're) pretty confused about all the tax implications of selling eBooks to domestic and international audiences, and my accountant d
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Discover Meteor In Your Language
(discovermeteor.com)
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13y ago
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tmeasday
13y ago
It's definitely a concern, but I think it's mitigated somewhat by the oplog-tailing approach. Writes go straight into Mongo, as usual, it's just reads from the oplog that potentially tie up resources on the webserver. Those r
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13y ago
Fair question. Obviously that recommendation was supposed to be taken alongside the other recommendations about not touching too many records, so, yeah 'SELECT *' is probably not good. What I meant here is thinking about making yo
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Reactive Joins in Meteor
(discovermeteor.com)
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13y ago
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Three Middleman Hacks We’re Using On This Site
(discovermeteor.com)
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13y ago
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tmeasday
13y ago
There is Objective DDP ( https://github.com/boundsj/ObjectiveDDP ) and a Java DDP Client ( https://github.com/kutrumbo/java-ddp-client ) although I haven't yet seen a finished product (i.e. a nat
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13y ago
Thanks! "Now that you're not busy" ... haha I wish! (or maybe not). I'll put it on my todo list though, sure..
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13y ago
It's the first reason. There's nothing built-in to Meteor right now to help you test and although some people are starting to figure out good ways to do it as we speak, we feel like the dust hasn't really settled on the best way to do testi
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Show HN: we built a blog platform in Meteor
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14y ago
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14y ago
Very true, and a good point. I thought it was a interesting little gotcha about the whole technique though: sometimes you will actually need to go ahead and look at whole diff to be 100% sure.
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14y ago
Of course the problem here is that the GP can't actually be sure that every link he wanted to fix in the final step was fixed; just that the ones that _were_ fixed were fixed right!
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Useful Meteor resources to get started
(themeteorbook.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
I don't think it's quite as bad as you make out / think. As Geoff said, in the upcoming release, it'll be trivial for a meteor package to wrap a npm package and integrate it into the 'walled garden'. If and when a client side package manage
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14y ago
Definitely! There are things between meteor + websockets (socketstream and derby come to mind), and depending on your project, sometimes they are going to be the best choice. Just like sometimes Rails is the best choice and sometimes Sinatr
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14y ago
Well, if you use websockets, you have to wire things together yourself. Sure, you might want to decide _exactly_ what data to send to each client, when to send it, how to propagate it between clients, how to deal with merging issues, etc at
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Show HN: We're writing a book about Meteor
(themeteorbook.com)
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14y ago
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