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   by cztomsik 8y ago

   hm, fair point, thx (although one could say docker images are also not very inspectable and yet they are popular)
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   Ask HN: Why is nobody using gemstone/s?

   4 points by cztomsik 8y ago|3 comments
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   by cztomsik 8y ago

   Actually, you can do jsx in vue. So it should be on par, except it has mobx-like state management built-in.
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   Private fields in JavaScript(github.com)

   1 points by cztomsik 8y ago|0 comments
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   JINQ – A minimalistic library for Java inspired from .NET LINQ(github.com)

   92 points by cztomsik 8y ago|48 comments
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   by cztomsik 8y ago

   Please note: 1. benchmarks have zero information value 2. be careful about wording, react does effective DOM update, but effective does not always mean fast - what I mean is that compiled templates are usually much faster than doing vdom di
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   by cztomsik 9y ago

   What makes elixir/erlang good fit for rpi? When compared to let's say rust or lua. Serious question, no offense.
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   by cztomsik 9y ago

   I love that project! BTW: how are other browsers?
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   by cztomsik 9y ago

   There is one separate JS context for every tab you have opened right now and every feature has its cost in terms of memory & cpu. That's a major reason why javascript has very thin "stdlib". Also, big stdlibs are compatib
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    by cztomsik 9y ago

    Yeah but I also believe it's important for beginners to learn by doing, even if it means doing wrong. There is no universal "good way" of doing software anyway and best practices and patterns can be harmful too. Take java spr
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    by cztomsik 9y ago

    PHP is great platform for prototyping, even better if you're experienced. I actually used PHP a lot for general purpose scripting and code generation because it was so easy and fast. Now I'm at node-land (I had no issues with PHP
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    Ask HN: State of GC on GPU?

    2 points by cztomsik 9y ago|1 comments
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    by cztomsik 9y ago

    I would also mention (VPS) hosting costs. Some applications need many docker processes (postgres, redis, elastic, nginx, node.js backend) and each one of them has overhead in both cpu and memory (~15 MB). CPU is usually not a problem for sm
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    by cztomsik 9y ago

    Pure async/await does not allow to track any contextual state - like current transaction/request.
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    by cztomsik 9y ago

    This sounds like zones are bad idea but those problems are related only to process.nextTick and setTimeout, if you're using promises (which I do for 99.9% things) you're fine.
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    by cztomsik 9y ago

    More like a context, any function can then access data relative to current request, transaction, and similar "async" flows. This is otherwise impossible with async/await.
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    by cztomsik 9y ago

    Good point.
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    by cztomsik 9y ago

    Useful if you need "contextual" async/await (access current transaction, request, ...)
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    Show HN: Zones for Node.js using async_hooks(github.com)

    25 points by cztomsik 9y ago|19 comments
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    by cztomsik 9y ago

    I wonder if we could somehow use the work done in prepack to generate similar tests for javascript. BTW: I don't want to oversimplify it, but it basically just looks at each branch and generates data which would pass the branch, right?
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    by cztomsik 9y ago

    Really liked the article I also wonder how long it will take until people stop doing react just because it is cool. Choosing a framework is hardly-reversible decision and people (architects) should really evaluate all the benefits and all t
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    by cztomsik 9y ago

    But you get another pain-point in return - having to replace the whole state at root position, which in turn leads to redux.
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    by cztomsik 9y ago

    Part of the problem is Java environment itself, other platforms allows exporting single instances (import an actual singleton), so there is not so much need for DI Also, you don't need to swap everything, your application (in fact) has
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    by cztomsik 9y ago

    Simple - sometimes you don't need IoC. Also, Java is statically-typed language and DIC are a way to do more dynamic stuff (@Transactional proxies) - such things are possible without DI in some other languages.
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    by cztomsik 9y ago

    I don't like XML either but I can clearly see the point in being explicit. Unless you're working alone or unless everybody knows exactly how the whole system works, being explicit will save you a lot of time. If you're still
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    by cztomsik 9y ago

    Vue is great, I love it for my personal projects and it's also fairly common in PHP world but that's it. Angular is very popular in Java world and it works really great if you need a lot of forms. These people usually don't
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    by cztomsik 9y ago

    They should include sublime text, writing at many places at the same time sounds weird yet it is so useful.
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    by cztomsik 9y ago

    Not for long... This could make rust rewrite feasible https://github.com/nbp/holyjit
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    by cztomsik 9y ago

    Now we need something which will silently remove React hype articles :-D
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    by cztomsik 9y ago

    So why nobody is writing these "more complex" widgets? Really, react is here for a while and yet there is still no "solid" UI library. Nothing with keyboard-friendly lists, data-grids and trees. And what about "cont