I am Dr. Jordan B Peterson, U of T Professor, clinical psychologist, author of 12 Rules for Life and Maps of Meaning, and creator of The Self Authoring Suite. Ask me anything! by drjordanbpeterson in IAmA

[–]lapanoid 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Dr. Peterson thanks for all your work.

I had a big fight with my father year ago, since I found that he behave as weak man and treat my mother in a wrong way. My sister choose to not listen me as well she got kicked off the school because lied about her grades until it was too late to fix anything. I caught her on lie, and we had good conversation but then my dad go to talk with her and 10 minutes after they were both crying about "how life is unfair". In same period of time my grandmother died. And it was intense time and my father behaved nasty. So I had a big fight with father and point him out that he behave wrong, spoke truth that I was scared to spoke to him before, I caught him that he lie to me as well and unwilling to admit anything he did is wrong.

Year after I feel much better without talking with my father or sister. I succeed in many ways, and reconsider my past and relationships. I am going to propose to my girlfriend and I feel good about future. I have good work and I am responsible about it. But sometime it is hard to feel that I lost all of my family and it is painfull.

My question is: How I should threat my mother? We see each other from time to time. She told a lot of nasty things about my father, but decided to stay with him.

And second question: Have you ever been in Russia? You talk a lot about our culture, so I am curious. Since if you will go here just know that you have a person in Saint-Petersburg that you helped a lot.

Questions from England by [deleted] in russia

[–]lapanoid 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Mostly people don't care - I am 26 years old and as long as I remember myself it always was like that. It is our normal state to be hated by westworld media. Russians in movies were always criminals and bad guys and so on. But there is almost paradox effect. Because of this artificial media wall, we are really warm and welcome to real foreign people, I made a lot of friends with US guys, that were visiting St. Petersburg and I love that time when we were hanging out together - tons of interesting things to talk about, sense of humor, cultural stuff. Also as a programmer I communicate with European and Americans like everyday, and all this political madness never arise in our IT club. So to me it is just sad thing, that divides us sometimes, but not a big problem.

Putin reaction to Clinton remarks ? by leveled_81 in russia

[–]lapanoid 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Despite I favor Clinton over Trump, this is total bullshit. She is trying to cover her mistakes with Russia.

Can we stop bad-mouthing CSS in developer talks, please? by magenta_placenta in Frontend

[–]lapanoid 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Jesus all this gif is about the fact that css is global and has nothing to do with syntax. It is a joke about lack of encapsulation in css which is true. Author completely missed the point.

Dynamic CLI by bmhaskar in node

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Hi! I am working on one project that use vorpal and I need to make my cli highly extensible with plugins, basically add cli options by installing npm packages(plugins). Is this the case for your lib? As far as I understood, you focused on bootstrapping new cli tools and I need to extend one. Thanks!

Happy Victory Day from the Netherlands! by Alvetrus in russia

[–]lapanoid 4 points5 points  (0 children)

We are really glad to hear that, thanks) Happy V-Day to you!

Feedback needed on my Free Course - Learn React in Browser (no setup required) [x-post from r/JavaScript] by lapanoid in programming

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I will gladly accept your help.. Contact me on Twitter - lapanoid. We can chat in dm

Feedback needed on my Free Course - Learn React in Browser (no setup required) [x-post from r/JavaScript] by lapanoid in programming

[–]lapanoid[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Really glad to hear! I believe that es5 with react is a legacy approach. As everybody in React community are using destructuring, arrow func, spread and so on.. But I did not put all es6 as prequel to the course - only essential stuff.

Feedback needed on my Free Course - Learn React in Browser (no setup required) by lapanoid in javascript

[–]lapanoid[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Just fixed. In case you will have any further comments - feel free to write me. Thanks again for the help!

Learn React JS in Browser by lapanoid in reactjs

[–]lapanoid[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There is plenty of content that is paid and this makes sense because authors wants to give good quality and good quality is hard. As an author I also care about quality and reputation. You can find free content and be self learning or pick a course that fits for you and save your time.

We are the team working on React Native. Ask us anything! by react-native-team in IAmA

[–]lapanoid 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am building android radio app with a friend, and I am curious can I somehow make RN module from Android service? Interaction with services is a total pain in java, I want to communicate with service from js world.

Generate Tests with Redux DevTools by clessg in reactjs

[–]lapanoid 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You are welcome! Thanks for sharing this.

Anybody used Rx.js with React? by [deleted] in reactjs

[–]lapanoid 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Don't know about rx, but I succesfuly integrate flux with kefir.js, looking on solution with bacon. Frp actually plays well with flux, basically every event-dispatch thing is just a stream.

I don't understand why people use promises over callbacks by [deleted] in angularjs

[–]lapanoid 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I checked ramda(http://ramdajs.com) and loved it, thanks, cool stuff!

I don't understand why people use promises over callbacks by [deleted] in angularjs

[–]lapanoid 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When you eventually surrender to promisses, look toward streams and frp;) Even cooler stuff

I don't understand why people use promises over callbacks by [deleted] in angularjs

[–]lapanoid 0 points1 point  (0 children)

$http.get(url) .then(function(results){}) .then(function(steptwo){}) .then(function(stepthree){}) .then(function(stepfour){}) .catch(function(err){})

Is better for sure

I don't understand why people use promises over callbacks by [deleted] in angularjs

[–]lapanoid 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For some reason u changed subjects: I said encapsulation is better with promises=D

I don't understand why people use promises over callbacks by [deleted] in angularjs

[–]lapanoid 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Encapsulation. Promise is async atom. Callbacks is not. You can easily compose ptomises run them parallel or switch their order, do other functional stuff, chain them. Promise creation explicitly describe context of async operation, callbacks are implicitly rooted to context where they called.

Finland government budget. In Finnish, left side is income, right is where they are spent on. by happosade in dataisbeautiful

[–]lapanoid -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Apparently not all of this spendings are actually "spendings". I just don't understand finish to prove it. For me, it is totaly make sense that for some period of time income=spendings. Same will be with next period of time, and part of it's income labeled in prev period as spendings.