Ciantic

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by Ciantic 11y ago
Cause at certain age, all geeks go through their Window Blinds period, that's when they keep changing the windowing theme, maybe tweaking the shell. Many find it silly if not a buggy after a while, and years later wonder, why are peopl
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by Ciantic 11y ago
I think this is not fully comparable, since it's Scala library. I tried to use JOOQ with Scala in past, it does not feel good solution for it, all that generated code seemed really difficult to keep in order. JOOQ is clearly Java tool
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by Ciantic 11y ago
What people want to do with computers is really misleading, ask about virtual reality from people and maybe they don't want that. But when good product comes out things will change, are you going to bet against virtual reality? Always
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by Ciantic 11y ago
If it were possible, why wouldn't Apple do it? It's because with current techonology such devices are inferior to this.
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by Ciantic 11y ago
That's odd. Z has newer codebase according to github, and advertises as "z is the new j, yo" in the top. So I think the reverse is true? Autojump is abandoned and Z is alive?
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by Ciantic 11y ago
How come the labels are sideways in left/right position? It feels like it defeats the purpose.
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by Ciantic 11y ago
I've used Eclipse for PHP/CSS/JavaScript for too many years, it is still the only Open Source IDE than can do auto-completion, outline and Go to definition, Go to reference reliably for PHP. But things have gotten to boiling
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by Ciantic 11y ago
I think records are better solution than tuples in most cases, they provide type safety, contain the field names and auto-completion for fields. Scala-records makes casting records back to case classes easy. Defining tables as case classes
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by Ciantic 11y ago
I'd argue if you return case class with only some fields, your typing is broken. It should return a record when you are trying to get only some of the columns, but I don't find an example of that. Partly the problem is there is no
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by Ciantic 11y ago
Structural typing is more natural with SQL. Because of this I wish this worked with anonymous records instead of case classes. You rarely need all fields returned by query when filling UI.
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by Ciantic 11y ago
Yes you are right. Scripting time however can be massive, take for instance this hs.fi (Finnish daily), they have 354kB of JavaScript, but scripting time with Skylake 6700K is 1.13 seconds of the page load. With Q6600 it was 3.5 seconds. Wi
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by Ciantic 11y ago
I know, and in front-end they are great, I was talking about this implementation from back-end point of view in Scala. This implementation requires one to write schema, that is in many ways (maybe fully) identical to your database schema e.
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by Ciantic 11y ago
I think this is trying to be a DB agnostic, but I don't think it's a good way to approach this. One reason is that you have to have a schema defined for database already e.g. using Slick, it should be reusable for GraphQL schema a
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by Ciantic 11y ago
Interesting, can you give a link? I tried to find it, it's not here https://github.com/tc39/ecma262 Only mention is "Typed objects" but that is not TS-like annotation.
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by Ciantic 11y ago
New favicon? https://www.google.com/favicon.ico - is still the old one.
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by Ciantic 11y ago
And you can use it today with unofficial "Not" TypeScript https://github.com/TypeStrong/ntypescript or simply using atom-typescript extension for Atom which has it installed.
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by Ciantic 11y ago
Yes definitely, from the page, without looking the video it's hard to tell what is this about at all? Why would I sign up?
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by Ciantic 11y ago
Why wait? Atom-Typescript has nightly typescript inside if you want to try it in IDE, and also you can use it from command line by installing nightly Typescript from here: https://github.com/TypeStrong/ntypescript
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by Ciantic 11y ago
I don't think this should use the name of "Markdown" in the name, this is a niche feature this just waters down the meaning of "Markdown".
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by Ciantic 11y ago
While there are new comers like Swift, Go and Rust etc. Still the biggest language and lots of chores in future, will be Java. If you want to just work <tm>
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by Ciantic 11y ago
Way I understand GraphQL is not as a replacement to SQL, otherwise you get hopelessly lost at implementing it. It is in effect a filtering language. You have database view e.g. "user" and you apply it to the given GraphQL and get
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by Ciantic 11y ago
React has some obvious advantages when used with TypeScript and it's new TSX support you get type safe templates with static analysis and highlighting errors on IDE. Web components are not even trying to be type safe, however they shou
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by Ciantic 11y ago
and you add this mess the immutables, which are making inroads for example in the Roslyn compiler. This is of course mitigated a bit by the new pluggable analyzer feature, but it does feel like a hack.
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by Ciantic 11y ago
To me only lesson seems to be, this is how React works. The diffing is known to work like this, if you are not calculating the diffs beforehand (or use some non-standard ways to set the state) there is not much one can do besides obvious th
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by Ciantic 11y ago
What do we learn here? I don't see a big lesson here, this benchmark is comparing it to vanilla JS, there is a reason frameworks do exist. I know this is obvious, but I'll say it anyway benchmark is a bit pointless against hypothe
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by Ciantic 11y ago
I like elm, but it would be nice to have a more practical elements in it. I have a problem with elm-html syntax: ` div [ class "profile" ] [ img [ src user.picture ] [], span [] [ text user.name ] ]` Even indented, it looks unread
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by Ciantic 11y ago
Optional typing is definitely coming. As eeZi pointed out, and I've been following this in the mailing list also. https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0484/ Guido is pushing to standardize mypy as static
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by Ciantic 11y ago
I've used Django a lot, however for past few years I've wanted to transition to type safe languages. Python should get serious about static analysis, e.g. mypy or some such, they provide a great way to increase productivity, and h
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by Ciantic 11y ago
No man, keep it simple. The password in hash makes this perfect, it's so great idea.
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by Ciantic 11y ago
I've never found it useful that parts after # in url is not sent to server. Now I do, it should never be removed. This is perfect way to add a decryption key as demonstrated.

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