MentallyRetired

This argument comes up frequently though. As computing power increases, the complexity of applications (no matter what machine they're running on) will increase. What's the point of having faster hardware if the experience is only the same but faster? People want more capabilities, and JavaScript provides that.

The fact that you knew that really tickles my trout.

edit: that sounds dirtier than I intended, but I still like it as a cliche.

Die already, graphql.

Who?

They'll have to pry it from my cold, dead, sticky hands!

This is akin to seizing a house in which trafficking occurs.

What's up with the hatchet job? Is that normal for IIHS?

Agreed, but I will admit I chuckled when I read "loss of dignity" and "injury to feelings". They could at least call it emotional damages. I don't think he was laughing at the amount or at Kim but at the legal title of the relief.

This man has clearly driven himself insane staring at code.

Now, can they make one that harvests drinkable water from the ocean?

Well, if you had known what you were looking for you would have seen it written on my dorm room window.

Drove by a scion iM in a parking lot one time.. and I said out loud "Scion iM? What the heck is that?" -- ads on IG and FB for Scion iM when I got home 20 minutes later. No search, no associative info, no dealer info... I simply said it.

I've had quite a few of those, and usually I can trace it back to me googling something, etc. But this time, nada.

Hmm. Just started something in the creator space over Christmas vacation, and its already profitable with over 180 brands signed on... the standard deal fits my budget and needs... but SF is a problem for my cofounder.

<3 DDG

Who will I message?

I've been saying for years and years that JSON RPC is the way to go. Glad to see at least someone agrees. http://www.jsonrpc.org/

wait, so you're actually a spy? What kind of user are you if not a normal one?

“(3) SPECIALIZED SERVICES.—The term ‘specialized services’ means services other than broadband internet access service that are offered over the same network as, and that may share network capacity with, broadband internet access service.”.

So, fast lanes/bundled packages?

I miss JSONRPC, and have no idea why it didn't take off the way REST did. It seems RPC and Lambda would play nicely together.

The Cinemark on International Drive in Orlando is fantastic. Cheap prices and big comfy reserved seating. Can't comment on the food but the snacks and drinks are much lower priced than anywhere else I've been recently.

I've been blasting PeteJKim with DMs and @'s anywhere I can find him but I don't think he's going to open source it. It's a shame -- I had only just discovered Nitrous and switched to it when they shut it down. It really was the best solution.

Open sourcing the tech would probably take a ton of work, though. Probably a lot of proprietary tech. I wish they'd at least open source Nitrogen, the Atom plugin, even with missing bits.

The only issue, from my understanding, is the arrow keys not working. Ace editor just pushed an update that fixes the issue, though it's not yet integrated into C9.

I use a note 8 with a Dex dock, and I'm kinda dying for full mobile support on C9.

What are you doing on hacker news? Go add a mobile breakpoint so I can ditch my laptop altogether. ;)

(Fully converted to C9 6 months ago)

I've been using c9.io for about 6 months now as my sole IDE for my own projects (I'm 100% node/react/etc). It's been fantastic. I really wish they added some breakpoints and mobile support, because coding on the go isn't amazing, but I can see the potential.

Also, the slack link at the end of your "request access" page is expired. :)

Very nice. Tipe is almost a direct featureset clone of a CMS I built in 2006, just done much better. And with todays tech its probably a lot easier to develop. No disrespect to what you're doing, you're still putting in insane amounts of work to have this function. Definitely my new favorite CMS approach. Power anything from websites to electronic billboards... love it. Mine was called Calypso.io :)

I couldn't even get through two paragraphs of this guys writing style. It reads like he has a word count on a school paper.

Graph.cool has been great for me, and good customer service.

That said, and I'll just say it... GraphQL as a standard is total garbage. What was wrong with existing transport formats (JSON)? Why must I now learn YET ANOTHER query language and schema definition format, much less one with the frailty of a toothpick house with no glue?

Hypocrisy is a reason to keep snark at a minimum?