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by aikah 11y ago
> How's this new at all? Nobody said it was new. Do you really think all developers know everything , every paradigms , techniques, frameworks in existence ? no . Do you like FRP ? if yes then why would you complain about FRP vulgar
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by aikah 11y ago
Atom sucks but I found Visual Studio Code extremely stable and ok when it comes to performances, even on my low end computer.
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by aikah 11y ago
there is Dailymotion, and a few others but none of them pay their content creators. There was blip.tv but it has shut down.
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by aikah 11y ago
You're absolutely right. they should have said "We apologize for the kind of relationship we developed with IT businesses building on top of Twitter". Because this apology is basically "We apologize if we hurt someone bu
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by aikah 11y ago
Twitter and Facebook are 2 different products, the latter being a social network ,the former a "social network message bus" since relationships and streams are public by default. Well Twitter should embrace that fact instead pulli
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by aikah 11y ago
> Would be funny if they experience harassment out of being exposed as a harassing person. This seems something that could happen on the internet. Yeah, the whole vendetta thing certainly is "funny" /s That's exactly
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by aikah 11y ago
Would make more sense to use a FRP library like Rx.js . Introducing yet another language+pipeline just for that is questionable.
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by aikah 11y ago
Funny because in this very discussion > This kid stuck a Radio Shack clock in a pencil case, and deliberately disrupted a class with it after he was asked to put it away -- he plugged it into the wall and left it beeping until he was kic
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by aikah 11y ago
Well ,because Typescript makes a huge codebase easier to read and maintain (though ES6 is a huge improvement, no question) I used to use Coffee Script, which I still like, but ES6 clearly made Coffee Script less relevant. Typescript value i
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by aikah 11y ago
Sencha Touch is pretty fast. When I was doing to Cordova development it was still the fastest js framework when it comes to UI responsiveness. Does it makes sense when it comes to developing mobile websites ? I don't know. I think stic
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by aikah 11y ago
IMHO It's still faster than most webapps on mobile. I use an old Alcatel with Android 2.3 to benchmark performances on low end handsets and Facebook performances are ok compared to Gmail or even Google search which takes 3+ seconds to
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by aikah 11y ago
Sure but GWT == writing Java, downloading an heavy an complex SDK , and writing imperative UIs. Sure it comes with widgets but you can find the same widgets in JS. Compare with React,AngularJS and co : way more popular,declarative UIs , if
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by aikah 11y ago
> I'm pretty sure the feature will show up in the next few minor version increments. No it won't. People need to stop expecting generics because it will never happen. Not that agree with this but it was made pretty clear in the
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by aikah 11y ago
I found "Go Blueprints" a good introduction for someone who wants to get into practical projects quickly, and doesn't need an introduction to programming. If I were to write a book about Go it would be exactly that, demonstra
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by aikah 11y ago
While I'm anti Relay/GraphQL/co , I see a problem right here : > Blaming REST For The Non-RESTfulness Of Fake "REST" As I said in another thread here, people don't get what REST is because the original paper
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by aikah 11y ago
But most dynamic languages have types. PHP ,Ruby,Python and even JavaScript have types.
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by aikah 11y ago
Yeah , lol , try to scrap Google search results and see how Google has such a positive attitude. not.
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by aikah 11y ago
> Perfect use case for Go Go shouldn't have "use cases". One should be able to do almost everything with ease with a language built in 2008/9. And unfortunatly that is not the case. Go has excellent concurrency featur
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by aikah 11y ago
> In a huge hall in San Francisco, with free drinks, food and a fella playing an organ, the Solu team boldly declared the end of computing as we know it. Apple and Microsoft, they said, should watch out. Well ,these folks are bold, at le
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by aikah 11y ago
Brown person here, I find Homeland stupid but not racist, let's cut the crap. Some Muslims do more damage to the Muslim community than a single show that paint a few Muslims as terrorists. Even 24 which was deemed controversial wouldn&
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by aikah 11y ago
I'm in no way "victim-blaming" . But I believe Malaysian Airlines are also to blame for the incident. All I'm saying is the company flying over east Ukraine put its passengers in danger for the sake of saving fuel which
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by aikah 11y ago
I guess people usually vote on domestic issues. Unless a war has direct consequences on the domestic level(draft,too many soldiers getting killed,cost of war...), they don't care. The problem is not voting. Voting is a right but also i
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by aikah 11y ago
> in the heat of the moment You mean a "crime of passion" ? good luck with that in a tribunal.
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by aikah 11y ago
> Next time I fly I'm going to check over which countries we fly Can you really get that info before hand(well I guess one can access previous flight plans) ? If the passengers knew that, would have they cancelled their trip ? I cer
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by aikah 11y ago
I don't have a problem with the concept behind Falcor and GraphQL. My problem is the execution and the fact that one has deal with yet another layer of complexity on top of everything else, which expose an ORM,RPC like framework on bot
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by aikah 11y ago
> It’s not something special – everyone does it. That's my problem with your message ,because it is not true ,and it is not something that should be encouraged before it is made sure the environment in which the kid will evolve alon
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by aikah 11y ago
> A 5 year old child is old enough to go to a grocery store, buy stuff, and walk back home. I’ve done it, all my neighbors did it, and everyone I know has done it. Depends on where the family lives, how far the grocery store is and on th
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by aikah 11y ago
I'm as cautious about GraphQL as one can get but I believe the greatest failure of REST is that it is unable to set clear rules and boundaries as to what is REST and what is NOT REST. I want to see a canonical implementation of what an
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by aikah 11y ago
When a solution requires this kind of hacks for a simple task as rate limiting, maybe the solution is a bad one to begin with. With REST it is fairly easy to do rate limiting on endpoints. With GraphQL, it is fairly easy to DDOS with a comp
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by aikah 11y ago
Because despite all the propaganda, they are not here to protect you, the people but the government or whoever is in power. I'm sure the NSA could have prevented some school shooting but unlike terrorism that threatens the government d

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