kylemathews

Perhaps use a multi-select autocomplete widget. That'd make it simple to let people filter by more than two ingredients.

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Yeah, the last 100 years have sucked since the tractor was invented and I've been unable to find farm jobs.

You just beautifully summarized the "Lump of Work fallacy" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lump_of_labour_fallacy

Yes, technology changes/improvements causes transitions in the job market but as it turns out, human needs are endless and new jobs are created for displaced workers.

It's made with Gatsby (https://github.com/gatsbyjs/gatsby)

You missed the whole section where he compared unikernals on Xen vs. Linux (or Solaris) on metal. Unikernals have to run on Xen so either way, the best you're going to do is have one-level of abstraction (OS or Hypervisor) between you and your application.

Newspaper[0] forked Goose and added a number of improvements. Haven't used it in anger however so can't comment on its quality.

https://github.com/codelucas/newspaper

Articles like this that give zero context for the arguments are annoying. A bit from the author describing who they are, what kind of projects are the building, the size of the company, (rough) size of code base, number of engineers would help immensely in evaluating their arguments.

The researchers did a study of Swedish military conscripts (98%) of male population. They tested if high-intelligence is as inheritable as general-intelligence. They found strong evidence that it does as siblings of high-intelligent soldiers also tended to more intelligent than the norm.

Probably because their sole research into this issue was seeing that a number went from 4 to 5.

Here's another typography generation tool I wrote. Highly configurable. http://kyleamathews.github.io/typography.js/#/

You can see a number of pre-built configurations in this issue https://github.com/KyleAMathews/typography.js/issues/10

Gatsby author here: Blogs are basically the TODO app of the static site generator world. They're a simple well-understood pattern that let's someone easily evaluate a new framework.

This is why many people believe self-driving trucks will be even more significant than self-driving cars. Especially as we start to commute less as telepresence improves and more jobs can go remote.

Hi, thanks for this great project. Curious if you've looked at CRDTs? (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conflict-free_replicated_data_...)

How does this compare to Kubernetes?

This stuff is the real deal. I've been using it for ~6 months now and can't imagine now building websites without it. For Coffeescript fans, I use this to start off all new apps — https://github.com/KyleAMathews/coffee-react-quickstart

Still private — need to create a pull request against Reflux.

I've been using a "FilteredConnect" mixin that I wrote that's solved the "CurrentThing" store problem nicely.

Support for generators has been merged into Coffeescript master — https://github.com/jashkenas/coffeescript/pull/3240

Leave. That's what I did when I got to the same point as you. Much happier now as technical co-founder of a startup.

+1 to an NPM package. I really like Velocity so would like to have this package handy.

I have an Ansible setup [1] that installs my dot files and other useful tools on Mac and Debian/Redhat derived platforms. I also created recently a Docker image [2] that runs my Ansible script so I can easily dev inside this Docker container. Just "git clone" and start working!

[1] https://github.com/KyleAMathews/linux-config [2] https://registry.hub.docker.com/u/kyma/dev-image/

Please do publish them! A great react-google-maps I'd definitely use.

No livestream but they'll be posting videos after the conference.

San Francisco, remote/local, Full Time | Contract | Part Time

Stack: Coffeescript, Backbone.js, React.js, Node.js/Hapi.js, Sass/Compass, Python, Docker

Resume: http://bricolage.io

Contact: mathews.kyle@gmail.com

Extensive background building social and developer tools/platforms. Love working on rich problems with social, IxD, and technical aspects.

Recently left startup and looking for next big challenge.

Please do finish the post, this is a hard problem.

That would be Christ and his 12 apostles :)

Reply the API: For javascript anyways, I think a chainable/fluent interface with the method names modeled after Underscore.js would be grand.

Uhhhh... there's a gazillion products based on "spaced repetition" - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spaced_repetition

I use Brunch.io to do this. It precompiles all my templates and adds them to my app.js file.

Google Spreadsheets predates the Writely purchase and in any case, that purchase was in 2006, 6 years ago, so almost certainly Google Docs is 2-3 code rewrites past whatever the Writely team wrote.