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bringking

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    Comment #33099160

    If anyone wants to know what looking at an Animal or some objects on LSD is like, this is very close. It's like 95% understandable, but that last 5% really odd.

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    Comment #18478257

    It was pretty important to work with the Project Managers and "scrum-masters" to decouple our release cycle from our sprint cycle. In our case, like yours, they were coupled togeth…

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    Comment #18477561

    One of the hardest challenges I have had in my career is convincing our company to move to Continuous Delivery. 90% of the challenges weren't technical, but emotional. Shipping sof…

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    Comment #15744900

    Oh sorry I should read better! Sorry

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    Comment #15744896

    React 16 supports streaming! https://reactjs.org/blog/2017/09/26/react-v16.0.html#better-...

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    Comment #15150469

    Things have recently changed, please try again if you are still interested!

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    Comment #15150382

    Tucson, AZ and Denver, CO locations as well ;)

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    Comment #11801838

    We hugged it to death

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    Comment #11771095

    I prefer the even simpler Michael Pollan guide - “Eat food. Not too much. Mostly plants.”

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    Comment #10910290

    It's just a beta and we are actively working on new features, so any feedback would be greatly appreciated! On the plate next is time-travel state replacement, and in-browser NPM i…

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    Comment #8990871

    I am using Yahoo's fluxible app and it is quite good. Doesn't feel verbose at all in every day use.

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    Comment #8934827

    I agree that it is unacceptable/irresponsible in a way to have a larger payload than is necessary, but I think that is a different issue. Something like selective importing only wh…

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    Comment #8934769

    I am not sure why it's becoming popular to say "It’s unacceptable that the underlying framework is bigger than the application itself." If your domain specific implementation is sm…

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    Comment #8931582

    Thanks, those look great. Good work. Looks a little leaner than fluxible as well, which is always a plus

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    Comment #8930956

    Does Tuxedo have a plan for Isomorphic applications? I have been following the Yahoo fluxible project since it provides nice abstractions, but was designed for isomorphic apps out …

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    Comment #8291343

    whats up with the Chinese translations?

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    Comment #8027487

    The UserAssist registry key was meant for tracking Explorer stats. EA is just reading a reg area that windows is already tracking. Also, you can turn it off. Source- http://www.ald…

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    Comment #8027479

    Actually the UserAssist reg key is meant for windows explorer usage tracking and does the ROT13 encoding automatically. You can turn off the encoding or tracking in general. Source…

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    Comment #7893445

    Thanks for the article. I agree with most of this, however for empty arrays I find it best just to check length in the "falsy" way. Like - if ( !array.length ) { //do something } S…

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    Comment #7887339

    nope back.