Yokohiii

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   by Yokohiii 11y ago

   HN used to be much more technical and practical. Now you have much more posts about history, biology, astronomy, many thing that are very very far from being (practical) CS. I can only assume that HN readers want to feel even more sophistic
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   by Yokohiii 11y ago

   Large scale Recommerce. Pretty hard to imagine to buy tons of junk and make profit out of it.
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   by Yokohiii 11y ago

   Yup. On top of that it could be a false positive in the malware detection algorithm. Not defeding anyone, ad business is highly volatile, especially in grey areas of the web.
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   by Yokohiii 11y ago

   You are correct all the way. The problem is that arguments from both sides are often generalized and it's not necessarily wrong. If you have a wide audience e-commerce enterprise you should probably keep JS use as limited as possible
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   by Yokohiii 12y ago

   I have been arguing against OOP with my peers for years. The last resort argument is very similar: "OOP is a form of communication between humans and a mental concept". Maybe we should delete OOP and just talk UML?