joe_momma

Just skip React and Vue and go straight to ReasonML/React, you will end up there in 3 years anyway

this is great

There should just be a Flash only browser with an HTML5 blocker muhahaha.

I like it, neat that NPM is used

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good thing this will create jobs jobs jobs! aka just ordinary bull shit.

Not sure you get it...

React Native is becoming the Wordpress of mobile apps.

This is the future but even better if it were without wires...

It happened before they became a streaming service, that was just the nail in the coffin.

Blockbuster lost the distributor battle long before they even attempted a streaming service.

It was obvious why Blockbuster failed. Their infrastructure and cost to do business was much greater than 3 warehouses centrally located.

Don't forget NetFlix was a DVD distributor before it became a streaming service.

So there are multiple layers to "WHY" Blockbuster failed... This article doesn't even seem to touch on anything significant.

Fake information has always been available, in fact it may have been the only information available at the time.

What is interesting is all of the new information and our ability to process it as much as we want.

This coincides with the invention of WikiPedia, Youtube, social media, search engines, and mobile phone cameras, which are the new pillars of democracy and allow the spread of information which in the past would not have been known.

Oh yah, well what if I had javascript disabled altogether?

a lot of factors going on here...

1. no jobs to pay for said car

2. must pay for student loans instead

3. cars are less reliable

4. cars cost more today, and more to maintain

5. gas prices increased but not wages

6. insurance costs

I agree, preach on dude!

What are the ADHD rates of children in countries with better school systems like South Korea or Sweden?

Are other countries even diagnosing these symptoms as much as the USA?

Technology is always cool until the idiots and criminals figure out how to use it...

Nail on the head.

the first error was buying server space from namecheap. good domain server but they get hit frequently being a midsize provider of services, they have enough bait and not enough people to protect it.

I think in general there is a lot of people with very different backgrounds that work in an industry where standards are self defined.

Team leaders need to invest into their listening skills and stop thinking they are all Steve Jobs, and that they have to be an asshole just to get anything done.

Nice story, but Western Civilization started to fall when the gold standard was left behind for some massive credit scheme that created money from thin air.

Couple that with the rise of China and India along with the rest of the developing world and you have a recipe for no jobs, bad politics, and poor education.

Ross' problem wasn't bad friends, it was entitlement. He always felt that he deserved Rachel when in reality he didn't do anything that impressive or have the self confidence for her to consider otherwise. This was the writers fault, not the actor...

I can't wait for the thing/word that comes after social media. Please whatever it is, someone usher that era in.

So was it good or bad? Is the tax money benefiting the people socially and economically while minimizing the side effects?

Dude, just give it a minute and they'll be called "tricorders" as they should be.

lol peak computer science? comments like this seem like satire at this point... It will be interesting to see what dumb comments try to support this theory.

there are people that break things, and people that dont. I don't ever imagine seeing a world where humans don't try to advance further past any peak you can see now.

I don't like the redesign, it's less intuitive and has no hierarchical priority.

Not exactly sure how this made the top 30.

Outages are not effecting my Go Apps on the East or Central servers.

This is very true, and kinda makes this product already seem obsolete if I can code in my favorite IDE instead starting this massive load of crap up. I don't think HTML5 needs an IDE such as this.

Flash was a wonderful way to learn about object oriented programming because you could literally draw an object and add code to it, as you described.

However, I think controlling objects appearances with CSS instead of the IDE or direct code that is mixed with other ActionScript is what finally converted me away from Flash.

The new CSS3 features were too good to pass up especially if I could use them for free and with any text editor.

it's still NPM, even comes with io.js download. Works just like Node.