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by Scarbutt 7y ago
Java's market share is declining fast. Ruby and Clojure are dead, literally for Clojure, most libs are from >7 years ago. Javascript(and TS) and Python are the tools of the trade to achieve most common things. Devs are starting to r
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by Scarbutt 7y ago
Ignore the project and move on? If you expect every open source project to be served by all your entitlements, you will be repeatedly disappointed.
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by Scarbutt 7y ago
This one of those cases of: "were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn’t stop to think if they should"
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by Scarbutt 7y ago
Every Java developer ever: "after >=10 years of java, I switched to ruby|python|js and I'm so much productive now!" Also, surely your 25 years of experience have nothing to do with you being more productive now than 25 yea
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by Scarbutt 7y ago
Because with modern Javascript you get most of the niceties of Clojure (immerjs for immmutability, lodash for data processing, babel for macros) without the disadvantages (no job market, no ecosystem). The debuggers in JS are so good that y
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Single-Table Design with Dynamodb(alexdebrie.com)
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by Scarbutt 7y ago
https://floating-point-gui.de/formats/integer/
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by Scarbutt 7y ago
Or if you have 10,000 writers each taking 10ms, that's 100 WPS, not bad for most apps.
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by Scarbutt 7y ago
Mithril's author moved to react long time ago.
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by Scarbutt 7y ago
Yeah, notion looks great but for this particular case, the part the about being tied to a montnly fee to be able to write my personal notes didn't felt right. Also the friction to write notes felt higher, unless you leave your browser
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by Scarbutt 7y ago
SWC doesn't have a bundler.
852.
by Scarbutt 7y ago
Since it already has JSX support, adding CSS will cater for 80% of use cases.
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by Scarbutt 7y ago
The readme says no.
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by Scarbutt 7y ago
VMs solve this problem.
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by Scarbutt 7y ago
The GP has no sense of cost, designing around being DB agnostic is costly and, those who really need that flexibility are in the 1%.
856.
by Scarbutt 7y ago
which positions you better for switching to a completely different storage system in the future if YAGNI
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by Scarbutt 7y ago
Golang is already a top 15 language, I would call that truly popular.
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by Scarbutt 7y ago
I can understand escaping from Java enterprise hell to Clojure but devs using a CL runtime will just write CL?
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by Scarbutt 7y ago
I suspect it simpler to just not learn them and learn functional components and hooks. The official react docs and tutorial don't help here since it introduces class components first.
860.
by Scarbutt 7y ago
What do you get in return for losing all the react ecosystem?
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by Scarbutt 7y ago
There is also 'man bash', you can even search it. Joking aside, the bash man page is pretty good and well structured. man bash | grep '^[A-Z]'
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by Scarbutt 7y ago
vanguard funds, but the good ones I have know of require a $500k initial investment.
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by Scarbutt 7y ago
Was referring to the browser, they didn't had an android or ios version until very late in the game. Maybe firefoxOS caused that delay? don't know.
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by Scarbutt 7y ago
Mozilla really dropped the ball(too late) on mobile, did they think mobile wasn't happening and it was just some temporary thing?
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by Scarbutt 7y ago
They can't compete with Google on engineering. Also, Google attracts better talent and pays more.
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by Scarbutt 7y ago
Its helpful for increasing your ADHD.
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by Scarbutt 7y ago
Devtools are great, performance is great, battery life on MacBook 16in That's a powerful machine most users don't have, you are less likely to notice the difference than most.
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by Scarbutt 7y ago
All the security is done by Google, do you mean their "privacy" engineering?
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by Scarbutt 7y ago
Is likely they know this and the costs of supporting firefox doesn't outweigh the benefits for them.
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by Scarbutt 7y ago
I miss the raw text editing and no-mouse flow when on vscode.

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