shakeel_mohamed

I highly recommend FreeCodeCamp https://www.freecodecamp.org/ Feel free to DM me on Twitter @_shakeel, I'm happy to give a more exhaustive list if you're interested!

Yep, I love bropages!

Thanks for the link! Been dealing with this problem for multiple years now :)

Correct. But the signature doesn't necessarily need to be per-file upload, so I have it embedded in JS. For my use case, saving the extra network hop is worthwhile.

What's wrong with doing all of this on the front-end? I recently did just that after generating the signature and policy locally.

See this guide: https://aws.amazon.com/articles/1434

This seems very odd, I wonder if it's a bug or by design

Thanks for the link! I want something for my desk, so I can try using my old Nexus 4. Maybe I can live with the 5" display since it won't cost me anything

Interesting timing, I actually want to do this with my Pi (but wired). The only thing holding me back is the cost of the display - any suggestions for a cheaper non-touch display?

That's not obvious :)

I LOVE the scroll with j & k, it's smoothest scrolling experience I've ever seen!

I knew Brita wasn't great, but I didn't know they were so inferior. Thanks for the info!

I switched to a safety razor and never looked back!

It could be intentional, there's already siri commands for Apple Music.

I don't know when the perf improved, but it definitely has recently. In the past month I downloaded Atom on OS X (for the third time) to see if the perf had improved and I was impressed! I added a huge project's folder and indexing was done insanely fast (iirc less than 30 seconds). I don't really have a need for Atom at the moment since Sublime Text exists, but I might recommend it for new programmers since it's free + hackable.

I've been using Gitter for a few months now, I think it's just polished enough to use consistently. If it were even slightly unstable I'd have to stop using it.

True. I actually use custom goals with Coach me, so I could totally make a specific task like that.

This looks similar to coach.me, aside from the "hire a coach" aspect. Or, am I missing something?

Basically this, everything seems like it's hidden behind another gesture.

I think generally reading, learning & connecting with more people will help you to link ideas from very different aspects of life. The more you know, the more interesting conversations you can have. Just my 2 cents

Another thing to check for that I didn't see addressed is debug statements. There's nothing quite like seeing console.log("shit"); during a code review :)

+1 I'm currently dealing with this. The individual doesn't offer feedback on my code when under review, so it appears like a personal attack.

I wonder if this is related to a wacky clipboard bug I hit today while VMWare Fusion was open. Basically I copied & pasted a file within a VM, then copied some text from Chrome on OSX and Chrome froze instantly.

The readme says "Lightweight: no dependencies like jQuery, cheerio, or jsdom", I think the context is relevant for performance and/or size reasons.

I might be a bit overkill because it has the modeling tools as well, but I really like pgModeler: http://pgmodeler.com.br/

MSFT should really be pushing these more, seems like a great opportunity

I found a bug in the tutorial that introduces map.

Typing in: map(+1) [1..5] won't advance to the next step (even though the interpreter handles it fine), but map (+1) [1..5] will (note the space after map).

Their twitter account has been compromised as well :(

Yes. If someone doesn't configure their username or email (using git config), git will try to create an email address using the format <local_username>@<machine_name>.local and will not set a name. If there's no user.name set, and the email isn't connected to a Github account (or isn't an email address at all), Github will display "unknown" as the commit author.

Oh. That would've saved some time, thanks!

Fastest? I disagree, Kitkat was much better CM is infinitely better than anything performance wise.