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by djfm 10y ago
I'm French, I'm not always proud of my country, but today I am!
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by djfm 10y ago
I'm fortunate not to know anyone with HIV, but this news truly brightens my day.
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by djfm 10y ago
At our company developers rarely write tests. They rely on the QA for testing. Obviously it doesn't work, like, at all. I think a key aspect of this post is to highlight the fact that testing is in fine the developers' responsibil
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by djfm 10y ago
that's truely a good question
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by djfm 10y ago
Can I code a girlfriend?
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by djfm 10y ago
Personally I find serotonin reuptake inhibitors to be a great help solving some class of issues.
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by djfm 10y ago
Glad to see I'm not the only one to feel like this! Sometimes when I'm working on something really hard I purposely go to sleep in order to keep thinking about the issue in my half-sleep, when the limit between conscious and uncon
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by djfm 10y ago
I make it a point never to use a for loop in JS. It's sometimes tricky but often leads to cleaner code.
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by djfm 10y ago
Yeah, now this is a nice continuation to the conversation :) I too have been mildly obsessed with the kind of thinking you're developing in your post - very nice article! I've been very attracted to event-sourcing since I real
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by djfm 10y ago
Probably because event-sourcing is beginning to trend. The article is not that interesting in itself, but the conclusion is a good starting point for a conversation that may be. > Systems are largely not functional. But they can be. So,
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by djfm 10y ago
I love this ecosystem. It's living, it's thriving. I love the fact that tons of great engineers are coming up with new ideas everyday to make my life as a developer easier. I love hearing a developer at a daily stand-up meeting
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by djfm 10y ago
Linux users design faster in HTML.
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by djfm 10y ago
the question about "this" really is dumb
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by djfm 10y ago
land that currently provides enough rice to feed 27 people will need to support 43 by 2050 Honest question: can't we assume that, as population grows, people will just plant more rice? Sure this cannot be done everywhere, but there&#
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by djfm 10y ago
Wow, and it even works for general information that you do not even need to pay for! Incredible! Now how could we monetize this thing...
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Show HN: Use “do notation” with promises in JS(medium.com)
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Lamda calculus cannot be called universal because it would be too limiting(youtu.be)
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by djfm 10y ago
I have a feeling the ecosystem is becoming, err, slightly less worse :) My react redux babel boilerplate has not changed in about a year and I strive to stay up to date. Once you can write a webpack.config.js without looking at the doc you&
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by djfm 10y ago
Have a look at redux's doc for instance, http://redux.js.org/docs/introduction/ , and do read the code (it's about 300 lines total), they're both masterpieces of modern JS.
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by djfm 10y ago
That being said I cannot wait for the time when Haskell becomes truly mainstream in web development.
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by djfm 10y ago
Starting with standards is probably good yes. Something I found very helpful in JS is doing hard-core TDD at least at first (again, the tooling is awesome, see mocha, chai) - then after having done the same thing a hundred times you can b
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by djfm 10y ago
Yeah, I've been experimenting with it for a few days and I find it very promising. But the lack of types in JS is not such a pain point IMHO. In JS you can define a monad that works only with numbers, which is sometimes useful, and whi
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by djfm 10y ago
Maybe the OP saw some code samples involving jQuery
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by djfm 10y ago
Personally I use JS extensively for these kind of things. I hate JS the way most people use it, but JS is actually a crazy powerful functional programming language in disguise. And you can use it on server or client almost transparently. I
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by djfm 10y ago
> If you DON'T trust your CEO, then your startup is also failing Yes!
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Show HN: An ES6 Promises/A+ implementation in 100 lines of code(github.com)
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by djfm 10y ago
Personally I cannot live without the xmonad window manager, and for this only I would stick with linux - ever tried to replace the window manager on windows or os X? EDIT: typo
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by djfm 10y ago
And I guess of course "proper resolution grub" is of paramount importance given the time you spend inside grub every day.
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by djfm 10y ago
Not a social issue at my company - I often go out for a walk to get some inspiration and don't even need to pretend to be going to a meeting :) EDIT: phrasing.
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by djfm 10y ago
PrestaShop <www.prestashop.com> | Paris, France | Full Time - Onsite (Senior || Very Good) UX Designer ASAP We develop open-source e-Commerce software that powers over 250,000 shops worldwide. We have a cool project to push e-Commerce

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