nice comments about node but libuv is written in C and its the asynchronous i/o magic sauce for many many projects now, including Ruby.
this guy is a dumbass troll. don't give any more attention to his shitty code
it would be trivial to make a some mnemonics and a compiler for the custom machine code.
1. challenge your friend to come up with a productivity metric. 2. outperform your friend in the productivity metric, while working from home. 3. profit! (be productive AND happy; a novel concept, i know...)
that which cannot be measured cannot be improved. measure what matters. http://blogs.hbr.org/video/2013/03/measure-employee-producti...
hey he doesn't do tricks and he doesn't get fully eaten by the yeti
ya i'm switching to node.js from Ruby. CoffeeTemplates is like dust.js and CoffeeShop is sort of like rails. except tremendously faster! :)
see also that on-demand book printer that prints double-sided , cuts, and binds the book with cover. its on-site automated assembly in general. IKEA's strategy is a bit like this too. its like what if IKEA had a robot…
i've been using it for the past 2 months and it has random crashes i can't explain. the error messages are not helpful. i will probably be switching to mediaelement in a few days. i think mediaelement has a broader…
somebody needs to introduce a touch screen and some LCD displays to these people.
nice comments about node but libuv is written in C and its the asynchronous i/o magic sauce for many many projects now, including Ruby.
this guy is a dumbass troll. don't give any more attention to his shitty code
it would be trivial to make a some mnemonics and a compiler for the custom machine code.
1. challenge your friend to come up with a productivity metric. 2. outperform your friend in the productivity metric, while working from home. 3. profit! (be productive AND happy; a novel concept, i know...)
that which cannot be measured cannot be improved. measure what matters. http://blogs.hbr.org/video/2013/03/measure-employee-producti...
hey he doesn't do tricks and he doesn't get fully eaten by the yeti
ya i'm switching to node.js from Ruby. CoffeeTemplates is like dust.js and CoffeeShop is sort of like rails. except tremendously faster! :)
see also that on-demand book printer that prints double-sided , cuts, and binds the book with cover. its on-site automated assembly in general. IKEA's strategy is a bit like this too. its like what if IKEA had a robot…
i've been using it for the past 2 months and it has random crashes i can't explain. the error messages are not helpful. i will probably be switching to mediaelement in a few days. i think mediaelement has a broader…
somebody needs to introduce a touch screen and some LCD displays to these people.