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you are right, did not realize this http://blog.npmjs.org/post/101775448305/npm-and-front-end-pa...

and to prevent installed extensions from running.

"You still use bower instead of npm?" - this is a poor example, as bower is specifically geared towards frontend assets

If anyone who's part of the layoff is looking for the opportunity to work from home (ruby + javascript), let me know -- me [at] gmail.com

visceral_minds gave me chills

aren't they still at risk of displaying mls data in a non-canonical format?

i'd like to try this without fearing it will actually cancel my account

I feel the same - I have also found myself apologizing before hand if I absolutely must use my phone or answer a message quickly.

it probably makes most business sense for FB to only continue supporting web and mobile, as these are the platforms facebook runs on

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exactly - doesn't that sound nicer for everyone?

> 2) No client-side scripts If your website cannot be viewed properly with Javascript disabled, it is broken.

Completely disagree with this one. The web has evolved into a landscape that exceeds its original intended use. It's not just about semantic documents any more - its community, interaction, and more in the most portable format we've ever seen.

The web has taken on a life of its own, beyond what it was initially designed for.

if you goto chrome://settings/content it appears you can disable mic + camera access for all pages

I thought you offered great advice. My gf works out where I am mostly lethargic and I can see the difference it has made in her personality and attitude.

we hired an english teacher from a local rails bootcamp and he has been great. wouldn't look back. this speaks more to personality than experience of course, but in a market strived for developers I am glad to see those with an interest in the field getting the opportunity to explore it professionally.

Can you imagine being in a vegetative state and not having legal means to end your life or have someone pull the plug?

I need to get my shit together.

i wonder if they do this so their content can still get indexed by google

site is throwing certificate error - wont load

man if only they had something like this for hipchat, slack, and skype i'd be set.

Yep - not always the case for me, and it changes quite frequently. Sometimes i'll have a heavy week sometimes not

its also worth considering that wfh also provides low pressure environment - slow and steady wins the race.

3 years WFH - I could never go back. Flexible core hours make handling daily life chores a breeze (normal life stuff, doctors appointments, etc) and so long as you get your work done, the company doesn't bat an eye.

If I need to I split up the day and in many cases this ends up working out for the company, as I'll have done more work than I needed to even sometimes working the weekends (which most people say to avoid for obvious reasons, but it doesnt bother me).

It also helps when you love what you do - software is passion and career for me. The ability to work remotely allows me to explore things like programming in creative capacity , wfh provides distraction free environment which in the end leads to more creative well rounded employees.

To me, this speaks bigger to your work culture and processess es - what tools were you using to host meetings and have conversations verbally?

Assuming the right toolset, having a strong voice and impaact in a company is not impossible from a remote position.

Yes, there is real value to face time, and I agree with you on some level - but only given the proper tools and a company that respects them. Given your example, it sounds like you didn't get the attention you deserved.

beautiful

Great work is great work, regardless of age. I am 27 and still find time to work on personal projects that give me a creative buzz, but its for me and me only.

It sounds like you have developed an irrational fear around the concept of ageism. The less you worry about what others think the more productive and creative you will be.

i would say json is better because it is natively supported by browsers. assuming yaml was as well, would it come out a winner?

yaml was awful to work with? can you provide explanation

can you give me dumbed down example of 'deserializing arbitrary data structures' not sure i follow

i applaud this idea - snake is a delicacy in many parts of the world. but i found this:

http://news.discovery.com/earth/invasives-hunting-dining-fas...

Python skins can be sold, but Novak recommends against eating the meat. Research found some pythons in the Everglades contained high levels of mercury, she said

this could also be a great way to employ and feed people in need if they weren't averse to the idea.

thanks, i'll investigate