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by Bahamut 11y ago
Disagree with the DI/IoC comments - for more complex projects, it allows dependencies to be pulled in in a nice terse and readable fashion. Runtime complexity also can be harder to manage, as it often ends up in a spaghetti of knowledg
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by Bahamut 11y ago
Looks like there's a list here: http://apsis.io/apsis/blog/2015/05/04/were-hiring/
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by Bahamut 11y ago
I'm skeptical of this as well, and while I had no problems with react-router on a side project, I have misgivings with the router being coupled to JSX - IMO, this is an unnecessary coupling of what should be service logic to components
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by Bahamut 11y ago
JSPM also normalizes importing in ES6 from AMD, CommonJS, and ES6 (not sure about TypeScript, probably though). It is built on top of System.js, which lets you import modules and allows you to configure the local global namespace. Edit: Loo
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by Bahamut 11y ago
I actually code with one tab open with Facebook...I trained myself to ignore it unless I have a free moment. Sometimes it's necessary for me to be responsive there due to having plans to do something later with friends (i.e. meeting up
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by Bahamut 11y ago
I think the worst is when some people show a sense of entitlement and default to throwing a tantrum when a response doesn't go the way they want, even if it is the logical outcome of what has happened. For example, one time I had close
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by Bahamut 11y ago
You admitted to being a beginner - a beginner shouldn't be recommending technology choices beyond that a particular choice might help people get started. There is too much a beginner does not know was his/her point.
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by Bahamut 11y ago
This is probably my biggest criticism of React (and by extension similar such as Angular 2, although React's choice of JSX is a clear exacerbation of this problem) - the move towards more tooling is terrible for what should be somethin
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by Bahamut 11y ago
I don't think so - I am pretty certain I aced both technical phone screens, answered the questions fast, and explained everything clearly with a high level understanding of everything asked (including all the nuances) while remaining c
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by Bahamut 11y ago
I don't think Amazon compensates that much - I interviewed with them this past summer, and they tried to lowball me. I gave a firm number that I would not go below after giving some numbers I have turned down in the past, and the proce
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by Bahamut 11y ago
Startups will give better offers at the lower levels - however, as someone gets more experience, the big companies will go far and away above in total compensation typically. Even companies like Uber, Airbnb, etc. aren't paying as well
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by Bahamut 11y ago
Look at total compensation - average total compensation says ~$238k for senior, which certainly seems to confirm numbers...and they may be higher currently since I'd guess that those numbers probably span across a number of years. Goog
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by Bahamut 11y ago
I always wondered that too - Europe isn't necessarily cheaper either, and electronics are much more expensive in general. But $90k is not the norm for starting in the US. I started at $50k in DC for example post-grad school. $90k is pe
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by Bahamut 11y ago
I seriously thought about taking one of the big $ offers and doing just that. I had left a startup within the past few weeks then, and was seriously burnt out of 60-80 hour weeks, heavy dose of blame abuse, & product cycles where a sale
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by Bahamut 11y ago
Employees sometimes take big risks too - I have (naively) given up over $100k/year opportunities on top of salary working at startups, including 60-80 hour work weeks for a year in the trenches coding, and have had nothing to show for
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by Bahamut 11y ago
It says right in that response that the keys were already rotated.
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by Bahamut 11y ago
I was wondering what was causing me to get a lot of checks from my credit union on what they suspected was fradulent activity...I still am a happy subscriber, but it was a bit annoying that they kept thinking this was fraud despite me havin
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by Bahamut 11y ago
I'm pretty sure Google has invested millions more into Angular & the ecosystem than Facebook has into React - they even have a CSM on the Angular team. Even internally the investment seems to be proving vast, as Google even has a p
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by Bahamut 11y ago
It is beta still - this bundles the test utils and a bunch of other stuff that will be split off closer to RC/main release time.
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by Bahamut 11y ago
That I've seen, Netflix and VC firms.
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by Bahamut 11y ago
Sadly, it's much easier to just pay with Apple Pay on the iPhone.
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by Bahamut 11y ago
I too have a somewhat similar, but not quite same story myself - I spent 2 years homeless, but I had a roof above my head from various friends throughout that time. I was still poor though - nothing homed that in more than being so poor tha
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by Bahamut 11y ago
While it may be possible to tell competance easily this way, one thing I found difficult to tell without live coding is someone's ability for architecting components. One recent hire at work is competant at coding, but for a senior eng
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by Bahamut 11y ago
Given Lego's history of vigorously defending its trademark, this is on point - it would save a lot of pain switching asap.
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by Bahamut 11y ago
Not just that - there are performance implications as well due to browsers being able to use a fixed allocation of memory with classes' properties instead of a dynamically resized amount for objects, which results in less efficient alg
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by Bahamut 11y ago
Awesome work by the TypeScript team - they have been moving very fast to improve TypeScript over the course of this year, and I am impressed by the amount of effort Microsoft has poured into this. Using TS now is pretty nice, and has alread
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by Bahamut 11y ago
It depends on the problems you're solving - SO does not help with problems of architecture. For code structuring, staring hard at a sheet of paper or nothingness can absolutely be more effective.
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by Bahamut 11y ago
A caveat to that is that they need to be well-researched before filing issues - otherwise it actually is a negative, especially when a modicum of effort reveals when something actually is a usage issue and not a bug.
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by Bahamut 11y ago
31 years old - in a couple of days I reach my 3rd year anniversary in the industry. I had the typical profile of a student who was going to get into any college I wanted (700+ on both math & verbal on the SAT I, 740 in Math in 7th grade
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by Bahamut 11y ago
Sorry, I was mistaken on the bootstrap comment - UI Bootstrap is separate from Angular and has little affiliation with Google other than the creator of the project being a part of the core Angular team. I can't speak to the online inte

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