aardvark1

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by aardvark1 6y ago
Is that a joke? Parks brought in 25 billion for Disney in 2019. People aren't going to stop going to Disney parks because covid existed. I'm not a Disney fanboy by any means but the experience at their parks is truly something uni
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by aardvark1 6y ago
This company looks to be a team of three (probably very smart) engineers who build cool custom software for likely relatively small clients. The software is likely only supported and modified by them. In that scenario something like Haskell
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by aardvark1 6y ago
She was an employee
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by aardvark1 6y ago
Cofounder????
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by aardvark1 6y ago
What a nonsensical article
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by aardvark1 6y ago
It's lost them elections before
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by aardvark1 6y ago
This decision does not apply to HBS though
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by aardvark1 6y ago
Wow. No offense but this is a shockingly naive take
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by aardvark1 6y ago
I am not at all a React fanboy, I'm just using is a metaphor for Vue/Angular/React. You're selling Angular short it's still a great framework that is very popular, even better than React for some use cases as it has
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by aardvark1 6y ago
The author of redux works at Facebook
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by aardvark1 6y ago
Superior in what way? Do you really trust that SvelteJS is going to be a better product in 5 years over something like React that Facebook invests millions of dollars every year?
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by aardvark1 6y ago
I've working at large F100 financial services companies as an engineer and technical manager for 10 years. I've seen front ends built using a myriad of techniques and frameworks. Leaving bytes and bundle weight aside, in 2020 JS f