jjsz's comments

On: Learn data science in your browser

[jjsz]

Is there a javascript version a la freeCodeCamp?

[jarcane → jjsz]

I had not actually heard of freeCodeCamp. That looks pretty cool, and will probably shoot to the top of my list for entry points to JS. Thanks for the mention!

On: What makes for a stable marriage?

[jjsz]

For the majority: real integration with the family.

On: Reddit

[jjsz]

http://www.reddit.com/user/jjshinobi/m/technology

On: Show HN: Soothe – Uber for Massages

[jjsz]

What other verticals would these services need to expand to increase the wealth gap?

On: Multiplayer Browser-Based Pokemon Red

[jjsz]

I anticipated nostalgia and I'd like to know if this can be done with Sonic Battle?

On: Traction Book – A Startup Guide to Getting Custome...

[jjsz]

Thanks.

On: Linux Laptop Recommendations

[jjsz]

For under $1000 one can get a year or two late Gigabyte on Newegg or wherevere with ram for dedicated graphics.

I'm not affiliated with them, I just own an U2442, and am extremely satisfied.

On: This Man Built a $3M Business a Year After Four Ye...

[jjsz]

So a modern Dave and Busters that incorporates the above and functions as a pseudo daycare.

On: React v0.11

[jjsz]

Do you happen to have a boilerplate of your stack on github?

On: Amazon leaks Kindle Unlimited

[jjsz]

Hurricane season and electrical outages will still exist in 15 years and paper has proved to be the only storage medium that doesn't change every 20 years.

[JW_00000 → jjsz]

Hurricane season and electrical outages won't wipe out your Amazon library (stored in the cloud), while a hurricane might wipe out your paper library. Also, it might actually be easier to find a 30 year old book on Amazon than a paper version.

On the other hand, Amazon going bankrupt will wipe out your cloud library.

BTW, 20 years ago was 1994, and PDF was initially released in 1993.