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by bauerd 9y ago
The argument presented against JSON Schema in the readme is that is is too expressive. Can someone explain to me, as someone who's used JSON Schema before, why this should concern me? If I understand correctly, JSON Schema's seman
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by bauerd 9y ago
Can someone compare their productivity with React Native or Xamarin to "native" Java/Kotlin development? Having used RN, the whole state/data layer can be shared across two platforms, and I guess the same is doable with
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by bauerd 9y ago
If I squint my eyes hard enough TypeScript looks like a LISP
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by bauerd 9y ago
I think we agree that Google does a better job at shutting down APIs (paid or unpaid) than Facebook does. But I don't think people are bothered about the way Google shuts down services, but rather that they shut them down at all .
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by bauerd 9y ago
Does Facebook have paid APIs?
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by bauerd 9y ago
And on the other side of the fence there's XCode, unable to refactor Swift …
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by bauerd 9y ago
I just set up a cheap Windows 10 laptop I bought for my mom. It was the first time I got in touch with Windows again since the XP days. Can't say I'm too intrigued, imho the UI is lacking in so many points. I couldn't figure
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by bauerd 9y ago
Off-topic, but here I go: Has anyone tried compiling Elm's compiler (written in Haskell) to JS (with ghcjs)? Are there any other small and approachable functional languages that are in-browser compilable and provide JS interop? I'
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by bauerd 9y ago
I'm not from the US btw, but with "remote" I mean does not require physical presence.
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by bauerd 9y ago
Despite having ventured into FP territory, I still like and use Ruby a lot. The state of Ruby imho has not changed much over the last couple of years. MRI is stable, but still slow and memory-hungry. Demand exists, and supply, too, dependin
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by bauerd 9y ago
>the basics of getting it into a package manager should not even be a discussion. Last time I looked into it, their problem was that Caddy plugins must be configured at compile-time, because runtime plugins seem to be hard to do with Gol
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by bauerd 9y ago
If I read this correctly they split up the Docker repository into several components. The moby repo pulls these together and spits out a build (or many builds?). So for instance one might choose an alternative container runtime to container
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by bauerd 10y ago
I completely agree with your point. I've been investigating options for moving a SaaS application away from Heroku, over to a self-hosted PaaS stack (e.g. Kubernetes-based Deis). While I think I have a modest to solid understanding of
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by bauerd 10y ago
>The robots already have the final say in that arena, because human law (for now) backs them up. But traffic lights don't "have a say", they're put up and have their mechanics defined by humans. Neither does electroni
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by bauerd 10y ago
>we're going to be forcing users to download a dozen different runtimes Why would users need to download a runtime, given that we'd have WASM as a compilation target for Python, the language?
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by bauerd 10y ago
React is a UI library and Falcor is a library for data fetching. They solve different problems