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by eyko 10y ago
> since introducing TS to you project means longer time train new employees. From my experience, even developers who have never used statically typed languages are able top pick up the Flow / TypeScript in a matter of hours. Not eve
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by eyko 10y ago
I also expected to see Grime on its own tree, or perhaps I expected to find it somewhere under Rap genres or Jamaican.
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by eyko 10y ago
You're still nesting. Considering the whole point the author made was that something went wrong with `filterUsersWithFriends`, then you would simply handle that in the next `.then`... So something like: export default function getU
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by eyko 10y ago
> Silverlight-based startup Even without hindsight, it seems short sighted to have bet on Silverlight.
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My initial thought was that privacy conscious people will begin to partially cover their face, but I can see where technologies like these are headed: given a full body image, they can match height / body mass and reduce the possible n
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by eyko 10y ago
Computing explains the technological world around us. The same reason it's very beneficial for society to have a solid understanding of basic science (and that doesn't mean being scientists), today society should expand its horizo
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by eyko 10y ago
As far as I can tell, the article isn't claiming that cross compilation in rust is easy, and it's definitely not saying that you can easily dynamically link and cross compile simultaneously. I develop on OSX but deploy to Linux,
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by eyko 10y ago
I believe he means that packages aren't namespaced (owner/package-name), so if I publish a package called nike, Nike could come and want to take over the package name.
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by eyko 10y ago
> Things like destructuring, are still 10x slower in Node 5.8 than through Babel, for example (and even 100x slower in Firefox). The spread parameter is similar. That's interesting. I had no idea there was such a drop in performance
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by eyko 10y ago
Modules were removed from the kangax test suite for reasons explained here: https://github.com/kangax/compat-table/issues/316
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by eyko 10y ago
The stars don't really have to be aligned: any script could invoke system git directly.
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by eyko 11y ago
Doesn't Swift's tooling leave much to be desired?
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> Now let's say you want collision with one special item change the way inputs are interpretted Then the rules become part of state and the flow doesn't need to change.
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by eyko 11y ago
At least it's not hereditary.
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> Regarding the 'test the merge' functionality I've only heard requests from large organizations for that, can you detail the context in which you want to use it? There might be some confirmation bias here going on. In my
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Consider that the black holes merged about 1.3 billion years ago. If gravitational waves travelled 50% faster than the speed of light, they would've passed by earth long before our species came around, unless the effect of the collisio
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by eyko 11y ago
Triplebyte has a blogpost[1] that seems quite relevant. Most companies seem to want "product programmers"[2], as opposed to technical or enterprise programmers. The second link below is another blogpost by them explaining this tax
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by eyko 11y ago
I'd say it depends on who's paying. I've seen differences of close to £40K/year for my position.
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by eyko 11y ago
How's that even comparable. React was released as open source from the beginning.
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by eyko 11y ago
The whole point of basic income is that you don't have to work for it, just like you don't have to work for access to universal health care.
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by eyko 11y ago
> Similar to how building houses is pretty straightforward. Because we've been doing it for decades. The railroad wasn't straightforward to build when it first started. After a century there sure are lessons learnt. The convent
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by eyko 11y ago
I'm not a native english speaker, but I felt the same. You would expect misuse of expressions or some sentences being strangely constructed / difficult to understand, but overall the structure of the article should be more or less
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by eyko 11y ago
Adwords was not in that list (madewithangular) so I simply supposed it wasn't made with angular. Neither is Analytics, or any of the tools I use from Google. If Adwords is Angular then that's one big project on Angular (clap clap
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by eyko 11y ago
I believe people generally mean that Google isn't using it for any of their core products: Gmail, Search, Google+, Photos, YouTube, Google Play, Calendar, Drive, Maps... none are built with Angular.
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by eyko 11y ago
Wes has a footnote update: > I never contacted Facebook or Alex using my work email account. It was only after Alex contacted my employer via email that I sent a reply from my work account. Alex indirectly contacted me at work, not the o
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by eyko 11y ago
OP said he'd get the landlord's permission. Besides, OP is already paying rent for the entire property, for the entire month. The way you use the term "my property" makes it sound like you can walk into your tenant'
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by eyko 11y ago
I doubt you've used them for decades but yeah, they last long for £6. Usually the handle will break though (I've gone through 3 of them in the last decade although they're quite sturdy). The wok itself is still perfect (but t
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by eyko 11y ago
Interesting, in Spain we have Chivitos which is basically a baguette with practically the same ingredients. Never heard of it served on a plate (al plato) before!
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by eyko 11y ago
Um... No thank you? pd: the last thing I want as a developer is a developer on Windows overriding my OSX keyboard shortcuts (or viceversa).
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by eyko 11y ago
or just disable javascript.

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