vincentriemer

Using something like React-Hot-Loader & Redux-Devtools gets you pretty close for browser work.

From their video, "I am not a data point".

Proceeds to turn us into literal data 'points'.

I mean technically this would be considered hazing. According to the "student handbook" of my alma mater hazing was defined as "making someone do something they do not want to do as requirement of membership" (paraphrasing here).

Personally, as a previous member of a greek organization, I find the definition ridiculous as it would qualify having prospective members study/be tested on the history of the organization as hazing.

There's the app 'Prompt' which gives you an ssh terminal.

The docker team completely ignored the great work the parallels team put into creating a parallels driver instead telling them to wait for the plugin architecture to be finished.

Reference: https://github.com/docker/machine/pull/939

in 10.11 it seems like this is fixed and the page won't always need to reload.

Exited to see these new SDKs for the Echo, using it daily it definitely gives you a feeling for the vast potential of the platform given 3rd party contribution. Using AWS Lambda also makes development of Echo apps makes it extremely easy, it took me only about an hour to get a working prototype of a simple app working.

I'm looking forward to attending the Boston amazon developer day this weekend to really dig deep into all the sdks and get some questions answered from the team.

And as expected there's no mention of interacting with a database. The lack of a decent orm is the only thing keeping me from using Go for some side projects.

I tried to make the move from Sleep Cycle to Pillow and found myself going back to SC. Pillow may be prettier but it doesn't seem as usable as SC.