SamUK96

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   by SamUK96 10y ago

   >No, none of the big 5 are capable anymore. I mostly agree, but seen some of Google's acquisitions and what they're doing now? Boston Dynamics are making some huge strides in robotic motion.
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   by SamUK96 10y ago

   >the hardware is high-quality. On the outside, maybe? The internal components of Apple products are notoriously planned and built for obsolescence and failure to keep you trendy folk giving them money, line after line (and then charge yo
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   by SamUK96 10y ago

   True developers used MacBooks? I was talking to a washed-up developer today who swears by them actually. Every single reason was totally bogus. It went something like this: Reason 1) "They come with native SSH capabilities" Me) &q
4. 154.▲
   by SamUK96 10y ago

   They are heavy, that's why :) For work, you need that easy-to-carry-in-a-shoulder-bag thing
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   by SamUK96 10y ago

   Clevo reseller?
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   by SamUK96 10y ago

   I assume that if you considered an Apple product, you expect portability, so... If you want to spend a similar amount of money, get the Asus UX390UA (Zenbook 3). 1) It's lighter 2) It's got better components in every single aspect
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   by SamUK96 10y ago

   Hmm, no, I haven't. I'm trying to learn the standard routing library for AJS2. It's very bulky and boilerplate-ish which I don't like. The amount of code and files you need for a very basic login-auth feature for a pag
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   by SamUK96 10y ago

   I dunno, i've talked to and seen the code of a few JS devs and they all code very function-based (i.e. little modularity, poorly refactor-able, flow is difficult to understand, <insert another consequence of functional programming&g
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   by SamUK96 10y ago

   > In your logic you equate statically typed and object oriented vs dynamically typed and functional. Yes. JavaScript's structure is usually heavily functional and can often be non-modular. Typescript goes away from this somewhat wit
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    by SamUK96 10y ago

    I think that there's way too much bloat/boilerplate code for the simplest of auth-based routing system. Auth service, auth-guard service, routing service, etc.. Not sure if I'm just bad though, I suppose i'll keep on try
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    by SamUK96 10y ago

    I've been learning AngularJS 2 for around 2 weeks now, and I see why they push use of Typescript. They always have. AngularJS 2 was designed from the start to be typed. To be object-orientated. At the least be object-inspired. It mak