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ghostdiver
13y ago
This country is pretty much fucked up, criminal as a president, lack of resources, poor people and also European Union bureaucrats are not really interested in Ukraine in its current state. Half of citizines do not speak ukraininan languag
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13y ago
It's not a social sigma at all. Most of video games are just boring and tiresome. I used to play a lot, but now it's just pointless, playing modern games is not fun. Prices for AAA+ titles are also ridiculous. Experience went down
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13y ago
You can influence direction of products without official title. It's much easier to do that as an engineer. (now it depends on what you want, official title or the feeling of influencing product decisions)
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13y ago
Fun stuff, but again, doesn't come with any tools. Microsoft Typescript is much better on that matter. What javascript universe needs right now is not some more of syntactic sugar clusterfuck followed by debugging nightmare, but real t
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ghostdiver
13y ago
Why not leave your country? Europe is open for people coming from Brazil, somehow this nation fits into European culture.
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13y ago
I can't do history.back from this website. Was it made with AngularJS?
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13y ago
or a clone:)
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13y ago
DNA is your UUID/GUID
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13y ago
JVM or even Postgres can't run or do not perform well on a cluster, because this type of software takes advantage of shared memory, which is a blocker here. You can set up replication in Postgres or use some AMPQ for connecting JVMs,
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13y ago
This type of infrastructure is not insta win for many(most.. ?) of businesses. Even if the price will be low and the power consumption will make a difference, still there will be HUGE cost of rewriting software. Not all businesses need to w
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13y ago
Back in the days of good old Delphi IDE I found some cool addon which had some very cool feature. It was using machine learning to detect some repetitive actions. Like when I get code: var poo = [1, 2, 3, 4]; and
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13y ago
I'm sure that the technology behind this can be used for something more useful.
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13y ago
Real assholes, those who are truly dangerous for coworkers would pass interview and get accepted by the author at any time. Such people are smart enough to not badmouth their former employers or coworkers. Closing note is most important: ac
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13y ago
Chrome Apps did not work so far(zero traction), why do they want to waste ever more time on it?
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13y ago
Perhaps it was posted during wrong time of the day or was crowd power pointed to front page. It is also possible that people here on HN do not have enough intuition about ideas, which could possibly change the world just like bitcoin is doi
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13y ago
Dependencies, unfortunately I am forced to use it, because it's just there in the code used by someone few years ago. Plugins are not the reason and fortunately it is changing already, because UI/UX feature developers do not want
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13y ago
The problem lies here: > I don’t believe that I’m alone in my opinion. All of my colleagues are very similar. In my 20+ year long career, I’ve only known one person that I suspect would be comfortable with pair programming So I can easil
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13y ago
Fortunately HN is not integrated with G+, yet!
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13y ago
Isn't it dangerous for aircrafts? What if some turbo jet engine sucks such seed inside?
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13y ago
I don't think that using single quotes will ruin the diversity. This code style guide is all about some minor stuff, which is rather meaningless. After all this kind of things does not instant make code base good or bad.
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13y ago
How many of those tasks represent some real-world problem?
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13y ago
Among others(there are many contract implementations for js on github) this one is pretty average, not modern enough, not compatible with code which uses promises. Such implementation should go beyond direct arguments and result value of fu
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13y ago
This technique is not called "Inline unit tests", it's called contract programming. I can't imagine writing such code without proper support from IDE like automatic folding and/or special colors. There is also probl
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13y ago
Germans had many allies during WWII, almost every country conquered by Germans had some "legion" in Werhmaht(name of german army), even in UK there was some nazi/german political party.
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13y ago
PHP is such a poor technology, however many great websites were build using it, so I would say that you should go with technology you know best. PHP will rather never be a bottleneck itself, you can fuck up many other things like data stora
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13y ago
ctrl+space ?
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13y ago
It is the right tool for mixed JS and Java codebase.
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13y ago
What's the point of doing this, why not just use Mozilla Rhino?
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13y ago
> And your logo looks like a $44/24hr logo. You can find cheap made in volkswagen parts in AUDI cars too. Even if it was $8/1hr logo no one would care if the final product was good enough.
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13y ago
> b'end > f'end makes reading harder and does not give anything in return
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