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tonyle

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    Comment #27308990

    Someone non technical once told me they "programmed as well" and proceed to talk about planning and scheduling things.

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    Comment #17828545

    Now we can bring back html based applications using html and vbscript and jscript. https://www.599cd.com/tips/hta/beginner/B1/

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    Comment #14680932

    Simple continuation explanation for web developers. 1. Write some JS code in chrome and verify expected behaviour. 2. Add a debugger statement. 3. When the debugger pops up, go dow…

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    Comment #13044983

    Reminds me of Ira Glass's Quote. http://www.goodreads.com/quotes/309485-nobody-tells-this-to-... And for a different perspective. This was posted 5 days ago. https://neilonsoftware…

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    Comment #12432483

    Key takeaways. 1. Fingers are sensitive. 2. paper has a saw like edge. 3. paper cuts tears up skin so nerves are exposed to the world. Not really a lot of substance to this article…

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    Comment #12431480

    He also has a nice page on his github with lots of info on making stuff fast on node. https://github.com/petkaantonov/bluebird/wiki/Optimization-k...

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    Comment #12370030

    Sometimes programmers need to look at unusual files: binary files, very big files, odd data files. Epsilon was designed without the limits of other editors, so it can handle these …

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    Comment #12142998

    There was some people talking about this issue in the support forums and their response was to stick with v2 until they sort out the issues. They recently made a change with the no…

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    Comment #12134353

    I'm not sure when promises came to the javascript, but it seems weird that people would settle with callback hell for so long without even attempting to refactoring it. I mean if I…

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    Ask HN: Is callback hell exaggerated?

    I played around with just using callbacks as a test and it wasn't bad at all. Most information on it seems to start off as a T.V. infomercial for some library. Don't suffer from ca…

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    Comment #12098127

    This is great. One of my biggest pain points when switching to OS X was finding a good replacement for autohotkey.

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    Comment #12089344

    This is pretty common with a lot of companies switching to byod (bring your own devices to work) The idea is the company saves money by loading a secure workspace to your personal …

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    Comment #12064677

    That data structure is basically a CSV file. If I were you, I would convert the JSON to a CSV file, load it into excel and use a pivot table dive into your data and convert it back…

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    Comment #12064225

    Chrome console allows you to inspect an object and expand on the properties visually. For the most common cases, I just copy and paste the string into the chrome console if I need …

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    Comment #12053517

    Pretty cool. However, how can you call it 17 LOC and then put in a link to a "readable" version with 67 LOC on the same page.

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    Comment #12035545

    At first I thought it was some employer gone crazy. Halfway down, I realize it's just like any other big company tactics. Some upper management suggest all employees practice posit…

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    Comment #12024806

    This is funny. Suppose there was a giant fight taking place, would it take millions of years before we notice the first punch? btw here is a size comparison of various mecha, guess…

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    Comment #11964741

    I came across this post a few years ago, reminds me of the javascript games written 15+ years ago. For a lot of use cases, This technique is simple and has good enough performance.…

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    Comment #11872278

    I wonder if multiple native app is still cheaper than maintaining multiple different web builds. Reminds me of this library I stumbled across. http://www.zebkit.com/ People either …

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    Comment #11776681

    Google is too useful to not use it, But you shouldn't have to do a google search because you don't remember a command or basic functionality of a language or library. That informat…

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    Comment #11758609

    This could be really horrible, especially if you use a password manager and copy and paste your password......

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    Comment #11718425

    A lot of corporate companies have a mitm or some form of network monitoring in place. There are a ton of products out there to do this, for example Microsoft forefront TMG. I never…

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    Comment #11586652

    This is really cool,though I really wish I didn't look at the source code.

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    Comment #11527791

    When I first got into promises, they were annoying for certain tasks. Something as simple as download a list of 1000 files was hard to do since you didn't want all the calls to fir…