minznerjosh
No user record in our sample, but minznerjosh has activity below (stories or comments). Likely we have partial data — the full bulk-load will fill profiles in.
No user record in our sample, but minznerjosh has activity below (stories or comments). Likely we have partial data — the full bulk-load will fill profiles in.
Yup. ChatGPT did not have proper MCP support until now. They only supported MCP for connecting Deep Research to additional data sources, and for that, your MCP server had to implement two specific tools that Deep…
I find it odd you included potatoes in the list of foods to give up. Boiled potatoes in particular rank at the very top of the satiety index[1], meaning they keep you full longer with less calories than other food…
Are you planning to offer a search API at some point?
This hits the nail on the head. Abandoning time zones would only make sense if there were no more need for time translation. But you'd still need to translate for the sake of biological clocks, and without time zones it…
npmjs.com seems to be down as well.
Just some feedback on the site: The images/iconography appear to be @1x resolution, making things appear blurry on my MacBook Pro with Retina Display. I'm guessing it would be the same on my iPhone or iPad.
I don't know if I'd say Scopes are controllers after the controllers are instantiated. Scopes are more of a view-model which are, yes, annotated by Controllers. However, if you put your Controllers on the Scope (via…
.factory('$timeout', function($window) { var $timeout = $window.setTimeout; return $timeout; }) .service('$timeout', function($window) { // $timeout is a function, not an normal object. Why would I use a constructor…
That can be a matter of personal preference, so the best I can do is share my preference. I usually use the "service" method because most of my services are objects, and I have no aversion to constructor functions.…
Really, Services and Factories are just a shorthand way of creating providers. .factory('foo', function() { var foo = {}; return foo; }); is the same as: .provider('foo', function() { this.$get = function() { var foo =…
As somebody who has built actual applications with both Ember and Angular, I think this article totally hits the nail right on the head. Though, in regards to the "Angular is backed by Google" comment, while they don't…
I think that one of the most important features of $timout is that it runs a digest cycle after the timeout completes. That's why bindings get updated when you modify data in a $timout callback. So it is related to…