Zooper

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by Zooper 8y ago
I agree, the only reason I can see for TypeScript's existence is that people were coding poorly. Many of the mistakes people claim to have made as a result of dynamic typing, I simply did not make because I learned dynamic first, then
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by Zooper 8y ago
What is Typescript providing that you don't get by writing 1 test that checks type and by following modern ECMAScript specs? Does that justify a new syntax? The answer I think is no. I see much praise in this thread, but very little de
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by Zooper 8y ago
There is no point in Typescript, as new ECMAScript specs provide most of the syntactic sugar and compile-time type checking is obviated by exactly 1 test, which people using it are writing anyway; this is not a compelling use-case for an en
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by Zooper 8y ago
The framework / tooling bloat is causing a bubble to form; it needs to be simplified, now. It can be done cleanly, but SPA often is not. You are correct in your assessment, even though the cargo-cultists will say otherwise. It doesn&#x
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by Zooper 8y ago
So, they're exploiting users in some of the ways banks are, but not all ways currently. Other banks do all of the things listed above already, have been for decades.
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by Zooper 8y ago
Go camping for an extended period of time, where you are squatting over holes in the ground. Squatting is how we shat before toilets, and it's definitely easier, quicker, less stressful on rectum. I don't own one of these, but imm
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by Zooper 8y ago
As a side note: myself and the public fully retain the rights to Google's self-driving cars, as my work has created it through answering captchas. We observe our rights through force, if necessary. This is where we're heading.
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by Zooper 8y ago
Code? I've been toying with a very specific type of proxy-based observable, and I'd like to compare notes.
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by Zooper 8y ago
Sounds as of 3.0 it became much simpler, as vuex doesn't sound as necessary.
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by Zooper 8y ago
Alternate title: the front-end sucks now because we have too many options for doing generally the same thing, and they all aren't compatible with each other, but my way, the way I first learned, is best, and something about functional
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by Zooper 8y ago
...Also just pay them more.
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by Zooper 8y ago
Plugin fingerprint protection was removed 3 years ago by a poorly-reasoned patch, favoring the large bug of unimpeded surveillance over the very tiny bug of sites looping through non-existent lists if and only if they need to interact with
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by Zooper 8y ago
Yes, it's important to note that the "Right" in Venezuela, aided by the US, is the most likely culprit in these assassination attempts. This is the same "Right" that has a monopoly on certain foodstocks, such as but
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by Zooper 8y ago
That motto was removed some years ago: people using to too much to call them out.
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by Zooper 8y ago
Investors need to re-imagine epic games as platforms, a movie that plays for twenty-plus years, iteratively developed. This also tends to collapse genres (markets): the World-of-Warcraft effect, wherein all other games of the genre bleed-ou
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by Zooper 8y ago
WebAssembly.
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by Zooper 8y ago
Thank you for that input; yes, the solution is a narrow bridge that has to balance the needs of people who use it as medicine with the potential for addiction (especially in the case of previous opiate dependency). This balancing act, thoug
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by Zooper 8y ago
I agree with this; I have witnessed Kratom aid people in quitting opioids, and when used properly as a quitting aid, it could help a great many people, should not be made illegal or placed under regulatory capture, and should be studied and
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by Zooper 8y ago
It's also worth noting that this "Addiction" that takes so long to develop goes away in about 1-2 weeks.
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by Zooper 8y ago
I think what we'll see next is something like react rendering to a canvas, beating html rendering & dom manipulation, maybe subsets of the good parts of the DOM, dropping old-cruft support, but all rendered on a canvas. This will,
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by Zooper 8y ago
The reason companies shouldn't use each other's proprietary code for basic operations: it's insecure, there's little-to-none of your interests being protected.
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by Zooper 8y ago
But the study's already been repeated all over the world in prisons, so it's reproducible.
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by Zooper 8y ago
The way some runners are slicing ms off is reverse-engineering their creation: that is some obsession.
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by Zooper 8y ago
I'll not save it, and continue labeling any business entity that obstructs any of my freedoms for profit as an enemy.
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by Zooper 8y ago
Just be sure to marvel at the speed with which they're all simply replaced.
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by Zooper 8y ago
Tell me the different national-scale story, and why if that's not working, it's not the fault of the nation's law or systems of governance?
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by Zooper 8y ago
https://img.washingtonpost.com/blogs/wonkblog/files/2015/02/...
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by Zooper 9y ago
The new boss: just like the old boss, but gets to have her ivy league friends write sexism articles about her, despite courts with lower burdens of proof (preponderance) finding none.
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by Zooper 9y ago
Why? They're on a track.
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by Zooper 9y ago
The creation of that which is novel is another allure.

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