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by Bahamut 9y ago
Neither was the action of calling law enforcement...
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by Bahamut 9y ago
How does testing work within FB, and how much of the frontend is tested? I don't think I have seen much on how FB does testing out there, and I have a good friend who complained about lack of tests at FB (he got called about his code c
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by Bahamut 9y ago
Some of these are contradictory - in addition, some of these aren't really even leadership principles of much merit outside the company they're created for. Here is an example of a proven set of leadership principles that is a wor
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by Bahamut 9y ago
There are some traditional upsides/downsides to writing your own framework, but they should be evaluated for each case without blindly espousing one view or another - that said, for almost all business needs, you are probably better se
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by Bahamut 9y ago
The className complaint is a valid complaint - it's a limitation of JSX, which is specific to React here.
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by Bahamut 10y ago
Oh my goodness I have been waiting for this day for a while - we ran into PhantomJS problems with keyboard/mouse eventing and the HTMLVideoElement for testing, this sounds like it should be the cure for our woes of having to hack aroun
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by Bahamut 10y ago
The CEO backtracked on that today after seeing the stock plunge: http://newsroom.united.com/news-releases?item=124755
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by Bahamut 10y ago
Huh, kinda surprised - looks like they deleted my tweet asking United about this incident.
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by Bahamut 10y ago
Something interesting is that I believe Google is working on a compiler that converts TypeScript to Closure, which would let you take advantage of the closure compiler while utilizing TS. That would be a very exciting development.
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by Bahamut 10y ago
I think Google takes it one step further and minifies the CSS class names
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by Bahamut 10y ago
I personally have to refrain from commenting a lot of times - the arguments that happen tend to be the equivalent of video game console flame wars.
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Ask HN: How do you get developers to review pull requests more frequently?
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by Bahamut 10y ago
Even better would be a tool to generate the text to post on HN, while letting the user post it - low effort, and standardizes things
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by Bahamut 10y ago
While this trend is likely one of many that has resulted in Trump's ascendence, the solution isn't necessarily for the Democratic Party shifting rhetoric on social issues - the stances that the Democratic Party generally espouses
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by Bahamut 10y ago
The wider public tends to love the idea of comparing smart people to Einstein...I wouldn't think much on the comparison except that it is a statement that she is unusually smart.
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by Bahamut 10y ago
I have a former colleague from academia with a PhD in math (his focus was algebraic number theory) who works at Google...writing a lot of JavaScript - the kicker is he enjoys it a lot more than his time in academia (I feel the same way as a
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by Bahamut 10y ago
Just to add, it is rare for most companies to be able to compete with the Googles or Facebooks of the world in pure compensation. You have to win these people on other grounds such as increased autonomy, more work flexibility (working from
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by Bahamut 10y ago
This might be deemed a federal matter, as it involves transactions across state lines.
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by Bahamut 10y ago
Then Uber should raise their rates - as it is, they take a greater cut of the fare than Lyft, charge less than Lyft, and don't offer tipping (which is always optional). This is a worse deal for the drivers overall from what drivers on
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by Bahamut 10y ago
Can't say I agree with this article - I don't really run into CSS gotchas too often anymore. This just reads like a massive complaint-fest TBH.
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by Bahamut 10y ago
Or make use of things like service workers to cache pages locally.
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by Bahamut 10y ago
I forgot to mention one other change we had to do - we had to switch to the new @angular/animations package, but that was also a pretty simple switch.
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by Bahamut 10y ago
I have been leading a good sized Angular app for work for the past 8 months, and upgrading from v2 to v4 has been painless, even while having an AOT compilation build pipeline set up - the only modifications we had to do was switch OpaqueTo
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by Bahamut 10y ago
One also has to wonder if a non-trivial percentage of engineers also end up as not high performers as a direct result of being in an open office and not having their own private spaces. I recommend private offices for engineers so they can
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by Bahamut 10y ago
Not sure I agree with a lot of those recommendations - the number one recommendation I have is to challenge yourself as much as possible, whether it is with picking up algorithms, or learning new things such as the workings of a compiler. O
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by Bahamut 10y ago
I did see a reference to Title IX made - it is important to note that Title IX requires certain obligations to all employees of an American university ====== https://www2.ed.gov/about/offices/list/ocr/doc
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by Bahamut 10y ago
I had a bout with game addiction for almost my first two years of college. At some point, I decided to fight it, and devote myself not just to breaking that addiction, but being dedicated to retaining the ability to break any addiction I wa
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by Bahamut 10y ago
I always viewed https://css-tricks.com/snippets/css/a-guide-to-flexbox/ as the definitive flexbox resource, and https://github.com/philipwalton/flexbugs for browser specific issues
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by Bahamut 10y ago
Anecdotal evidence, but I have a friend who complained that some critical parts don't have tests, and a lot of developers are loathe to write them. He got bit by it when he made a change in an area with no test coverage and broke the s
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by Bahamut 10y ago
There just isn't enough documentation/articles out there on implementing AOT compilation. A lot of people are not using the CLI, since it wasn't mature enough when they started their Angular applications - Webpack is quite co

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