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901.
by Can_Not 9y ago
> there is a propensity to use a package to get one small function vs using a library of common helper functions Lodash functions are available in both forms.
902.
by Can_Not 9y ago
Categorically disregarding the use of automated maintainence tools under the guise of "lazy vs real techies" seems short sited, arrogant, and regressive.
903.
by Can_Not 9y ago
I'm really put off by how you dismiss legitimate complaints about the state of webdev as "whiny".
904.
by Can_Not 9y ago
> Using domain names for testing that don't yet exist but could in the future is a huge security hole that you must fix now. I disagree that this is something that Google needs to do on my behalf. If a cybersquatter squats on <my
905.
by Can_Not 9y ago
Sure, but for specific projects, I'd leave NodeJS faster if OCaml had multicore.
906.
by Can_Not 9y ago
No you can't just watch them all. A lot of them are unavailable.
907.
by Can_Not 9y ago
http://expressjs.com/en/guide/routing.html Expressjs official guide (there are more guides after routing) https://github.com/sahat/hackathon-starter/blob/master/READM... git cl
908.
by Can_Not 9y ago
Any tutorials or starter boilerplates on using kotlinjs or bucklescript with vuejs would be much appreciated.
909.
by Can_Not 9y ago
The most fun games I've played are when I'm evenly matched. Being unnaturally overpowered or rolling through noobs isn't really fun.
910.
by Can_Not 9y ago
There's a lot of things hyped/marketed as "AI" that are merely algorithms or applied statistics on large datasets. Things that totally miss the mark on the computer science aspects of what AI is suppose to be.
911.
by Can_Not 9y ago
But if it's all unjustified hype, unmentioned drawbacks, and empty promises, then your losses can be extraordinary.
912.
by Can_Not 9y ago
> They've deleted pages I've tried to make for local ice cream shops, ma and pa stores that have real stories (and real citations!), and local investors/entrepreneurs Are those things really notable? I think you're ov
913.
by Can_Not 9y ago
If the original developers wrote one, it might help.
914.
by Can_Not 9y ago
That's really interesting that affordable healthcare for minimum wage workers sounds like enslaving wealthy corporate overlords to you.
915.
by Can_Not 9y ago
Just checked the top 90, there are 2 block chain/cryptocoin posts and 2 JavaScript posts. Did you miss the other 86?
916.
by Can_Not 9y ago
Slower, poor portability to android/iOS/browser, no typescript/flow (no, those things aren't like typescript or flow), async/await is an afterthought instead of a cornerstone, just because you didn't like an ob
917.
by Can_Not 9y ago
Let's not pretend as if political parties are immutable over periods of time such as 150 years.
918.
by Can_Not 9y ago
Could they make something like nim for rust?
919.
by Can_Not 9y ago
That was an explanation, not a reaction.
920.
by Can_Not 9y ago
I'm not sure I understand your point. Would you not use bike locks, bottles of urine, etc. if a known hostile enemy was advocating for the ethnic cleansing of your fellow Americans?
921.
by Can_Not 9y ago
If they wanted to use Python, they probably would have forked it. Not everyone thinks python is good.
922.
by Can_Not 9y ago
> Antifa is specifically against free speech Antifa is specifically against fascism. Some sects may also be against free hate speech.
923.
by Can_Not 9y ago
> It's cumbersome to install. apt-get install npm && npm install bower && bower install ... this is about when I give up Half the things I've ever installed were far more complicated than that.
924.
by Can_Not 9y ago
> a forced saving mandate There are not enough jobs at the bottom half of the economy for this.
925.
by Can_Not 9y ago
This is a really good example of cruel unjustified victim blaming and "sad and ignorant of others situation". We are all in awe of your high horse of hindsight.
926.
by Can_Not 9y ago
What's a good resource in getting introduced to "the postgre of graph databases", including it's value proposition over regular relational databases?
927.
by Can_Not 9y ago
I haven't thought of this before, ORMs probably use 2-3x as much memory as regular structs/dicts. I've started using only the query builder in all my side projects and I've had a good experience so far.
928.
by Can_Not 9y ago
> It uses bit operations to implement Software Transactional Memory and persistent collections. Is it a bad code? I don't know anything about clojure, but it sounds like you're clobbering in the suggestion that because bitwise
929.
by Can_Not 9y ago
Except for small or basic apps, your build system is not suppose to build to only one file. It's suppose to build to a main file and separated module files. The module loader will pull in modules only when needed.
930.
by Can_Not 9y ago
The native dialogs are defacto bad user experiences. Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11745127

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