ultimatejs

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by ultimatejs 9y ago
We need to leave the middle east immediately. It's another vietnam. It doesn't matter whether it was a false flag or not. What matters is what actions they used it to justify. That said so many things don't add up--and no, ev
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by ultimatejs 9y ago
Exactly, they might as well just put the whole damn plane stuck right there clearly visible--it wouldn't change a thing. It all could have been a real terrorist attack--all that matters is our disproportionate response ("shock and
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by ultimatejs 9y ago
There have always been too many questions about the whole thing. There have always been too many questions about every single one of these things: - No weapons of mass destruction in Iraq? - We can't see Bin Laden's Body? - No ev
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by ultimatejs 9y ago
The ONE piece of metal with the serial number on it, and the ONE piece of metal that clearly has part of an American Airlines logo on it (and the partially ruined american flag stuck in the debris) all remind me of that Dave Chapelle sketch
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by ultimatejs 9y ago
black box?
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by ultimatejs 9y ago
where's the plane?
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by ultimatejs 9y ago
Many great open source products have huge commercial backers--the important thing is that there is a community, which is in fact very true with Apollo. I get what you're saying and I'm sure there is lots of truth to it--that doesn
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by ultimatejs 9y ago
Dawson looks way simpler. That's clearly it's selling point. Dawson looks like what it should be for the modern javascript developer. They nailed the API whereas Serverless is more daunting. Perhaps it's time for a new conten
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by ultimatejs 9y ago
nanoservices isn't specific enough. serverless has great meaning to initiated web developers. i for one know exactly what they mean by that and always did, whereas nanoservices, to me at least, could mean all sorts of things.
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by ultimatejs 10y ago
The data loss event that happened--to me--isn't enough to describe the quality of their product. I could go try it, but it's a few hours in (if not a weekend) to really get answers that someone experienced could provide in 3-5 bul
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by ultimatejs 10y ago
I didn't say it was amazing. Perhaps you are the one being reflexive. I wrote: "All the things you said could be true, yet their product [could be] amazing." Grammatically, it's called "elliptical." I then imme
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by ultimatejs 10y ago
Um ok. What's actually wrong with the product? Why is it not "well-engineered"? All the things you said could be true, yet their product is amazing. I haven't used it, but I like what I'm seeing. So what if a smart
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by ultimatejs 10y ago
"rural campfires and urban watering holes" lol...I too have had similar experience. Basically it boils down to the media severely downplaying it and avoiding the topic. Because that's what the powers that be tell them to do.
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by ultimatejs 10y ago
Glitch is GoMix from the looks of it. Go to GoMix.com. I happened to be there just 3 days ago. Now it redirects to Glitch.com lol.
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by ultimatejs 10y ago
I agree. I'm simply saying for many it makes a lot of sense to learn the theory as it actually becomes relevant to what you're already doing. The more important thing though is that it's a line of thinking that enables people
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by ultimatejs 10y ago
something tells me in this era the majority of us are not CS/theory-first developers. And that's a good thing. It's the natural thing. And it means we have true inspiration to learn CS when it naturally comes time, rather tha
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by ultimatejs 10y ago
Ultimately it depends on the individual's scenario. Both sides are extremely challenging. Without more info, it's up to them to decide which best suits their situation. They're already thinking of going the consulting route,
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by ultimatejs 10y ago
That's why my suggestion to these guys is to save every penny at their current job so they can skip to a product business. Forget the sales, soft skills, and making products for other people that will never truly appreciate the craftsm