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by anarchy8 8y ago
They're skewing the data to fit their narrative by only looking at medium rent for a 2 bedroom apartment.
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by anarchy8 8y ago
You better hope you fly under the radar then.
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by anarchy8 9y ago
> Magically attributing significant qualities to people because of their race is racism. Magically attributing significant qualities to people because of highly salient surface characteristics is bigotry. That's not what racism and
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by anarchy8 9y ago
Please don't spread lies. What the Obama campaign was doing in 2012 was nothing compared to what Cambridge Analytica did for Trump.
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by anarchy8 9y ago
Boston has had wireless signal in the subways for over a decade now.
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by anarchy8 9y ago
> destort the rality
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by anarchy8 9y ago
> Hire people who like to work hard and who have something to prove In my experience, having "something to prove" can often be a negative.
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by anarchy8 9y ago
In my opinion yes -- being able to actually see the user going through the app before they clicked on the thing that made an error can make a huge difference. Sentry's breadcrumbs are similar, but they don't provide enough context
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Front end in 2017: The important parts(blog.logrocket.com)
4 points by anarchy8 9y ago|0 comments
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by anarchy8 9y ago
This isn't really a political post.
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by anarchy8 9y ago
redux-sagas are awesome. If you have a complicated web app (and most apps aren't) then it's a godsend. It really simplifies a lot of the business logic. You do have to be careful about performance though.
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by anarchy8 9y ago
Not everyone is experienced. Most people don't have the time to learn how to measure like an "experienced cook"
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by anarchy8 9y ago
Not every company can afford to have a person dedicated to security. No full stack developer is a complete generalist -- everyone specializes naturally. The point is that they are comfortable doing a wide range of tasks. For some people tha
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by anarchy8 9y ago
A great source, but was creating a subset of Javascript really necessary?
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by anarchy8 10y ago
What a horribly designed website.
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by anarchy8 10y ago
I think he means the US Invasion of Iraq
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by anarchy8 10y ago
Ever heard of Babel?
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by anarchy8 11y ago
I work with mainly Javascript. I like to log everything, so I rarely need to use debuggers. When I have to, the Chrome developer is all you need. You can even use it to debug Node stuff
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by anarchy8 11y ago
Wow, I'm surprised the legal world is catching up to this so quickly. You would think that the law would be a larger barrier than it has been so far.
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by anarchy8 11y ago
The React community has overwhelmingly adopted JSX.
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by anarchy8 11y ago
I feel like there is a great opportunity right now for anyone to make a Github replacement. Sounds like a lot of these features are sorely needed at the moment. Why has Github been complacent?
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by anarchy8 11y ago
Rent control is what led to the mess in SF. I sincerely hope that Oakland works to adopt sane housing policies.
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by anarchy8 11y ago
If I recall correctly, this is simply a decorator. Using ES7, you could write the createContainer call using the new decorator syntax and avoid this uncomfortableness.
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by anarchy8 11y ago
Rent control is bad for the price of rent
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by anarchy8 11y ago
I really wish every material design UI framework didn't look the same
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by anarchy8 11y ago
That is very disappointing. Decorators already exist in Babel and they work perfectly. I don't know what they're waiting for
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by anarchy8 11y ago
Welcome to modern web development
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by anarchy8 11y ago
Yes, instead of being married to Boostrap, you'll be married to Material Design. Equally frightening.
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by anarchy8 11y ago
Because they are not unborn humans, they are undeveloped fetuses. Let's try not to bring political discussion to HN News. This isn't reddit.
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by anarchy8 12y ago
How can you reasonably expect to browse the web today without turning on Javascript?

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