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runspired
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Comment #11367816
Author: Re Questioning Ember: I've questioned it many times (and vocally, but within the community itself where I'm an active member). This article is about something much bigger t…
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Comment #11367735
Author: In some ways, yes. But the ranking is really where I slide various browsers in terms of ease of getting an app working well, and I think it's important to note that I gener…
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Comment #10977017
I wasn't expecting this to be a "thing", I wrote it for people I help out in the Ember community that struggle because of their jQuery background. I may update the title now that t…
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Comment #10977009
This is the place to start: https://developer.chrome.com/devtools/docs/javascript-memory...
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Comment #10976810
... this is about both. And for most devs, they are the same thing. The difference is poorly understood.
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Comment #10976802
A lot of it is, but I spend so much time teaching people how to CPU Profile, take heap snapshots, diagnose leaks.. Things that ought to be fundamental, but which were left unlearne…
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Comment #10976655
Yes, some of this is from the misuse of jQuery. But I fix that misuse a lot, so I felt it needed explicitly pointed out. But many of these complaints have nothing to do with misuse…
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Comment #10976608
Using static pages just so you can avoid writing good code seems smart..
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Comment #10976582
Author here: I whole heartedly agree, which is why with each point I made I did more than just list what was bad, but how to do better, even with jQuery. The real reason not to use…
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Comment #9843638
You should probably point out that this repo is a much better JS version: https://github.com/slightlyoff/cassowary.js/
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Comment #8659013
While his claim is anecdotal, the idea is not. There are psych and drug studies that suggest the same. Also, my own anecdotal evidence says that both working late and the Balmer Pe…
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Comment #7202558
By the legal definition of fraud, yes, they are currently guilty of it. Is 48 hours too short a period of time to wait before calling them out on it? I debated. What ultimately swa…
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Comment #7202483
In 48 hours I received one email, a very brief email claiming I didn't have an account with them.
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Comment #7202443
In some regards, yes. In the larger sense, no. I chose HN because I'm a developer, HN is where I typically stop first for tech news, and the technical issues here are a good lesson…
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Comment #5615248
Hell yeah UChicago!