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by gjolund 10y ago
They are a non technical interface that I have to deal with before I can be transferred to someone who actually understands my problem.
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by gjolund 10y ago
This article does a terrible job highlighting what you can do about this. Vote no on prop 1 in November.
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by gjolund 10y ago
Yes. It is so they don't waste time tracking tuskless elephants.
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by gjolund 10y ago
The learning curve is a weekend of reading. Elm is much SIMPLER than js, but not as EASY for you because it is new. If you are at all familiar with compilers, types, and functional programming it should all be review anyways. If not then yo
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by gjolund 10y ago
The elm community is definitely growing. I see posts here almost daily about it, and if you really want to write it full time the positions are out there.
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by gjolund 10y ago
I view twitter as a canary in the coal mine also. It will be interesting to see the consequences of a major drop in twitters valuation.
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by gjolund 10y ago
That talent will leave twitter.
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by gjolund 10y ago
Police unions.
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by gjolund 10y ago
Those people aren't shareholders.
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by gjolund 10y ago
Its called business.
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by gjolund 10y ago
Because women are attracted to rich and powerful men.
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by gjolund 10y ago
A logical move on both sides. Some of Netflix's biggest hits are Disney owned IP's, and Netflix needs some more AAA titles in its catalogue. Star Wars distribution alone makes it worth it.
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by gjolund 10y ago
You do realize that disney owns Marvel, Pixar, and Star Wars right?
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by gjolund 10y ago
I'm constantly surprised that people still use twitter. Whoever buys them is going to be taking on a lot of dead weight.
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by gjolund 10y ago
Good riddance. I don't understand what is worth scavanging from the carcas.
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by gjolund 10y ago
Yes.
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by gjolund 10y ago
All it needs to have in order to be a threat is a 3.5mm port.
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by gjolund 10y ago
Git bisect should be on this list.
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by gjolund 10y ago
Commands and ports are something I have carried over to typescript and it has been really beneficial. I really like the idea of treating the interface with javascript as just another service.
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by gjolund 10y ago
Just a warning, people said the same thing about coffeescript. I love TS, and am finding more and more ways to inject it into old codebases. However I remember what happened with coffeescript and am sure to always clearly document my build
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by gjolund 10y ago
Elm is extremely exciting. Whenever I get frustrated with js I fire up an elm app I have been working on just to see those beautiful compiler errors. Seriously though, Elm's error reporting is best in class.
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by gjolund 10y ago
I have had a lot of trouble explaining the benefits of static analysis, type interfaces, generic types, etc. to my js dev colleagues. I think that what it breaks down to is that a chunk of your education is missing, and you won't &quot
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by gjolund 10y ago
"Best thing about JavaScript is the speed of development. Once you master it, all other languages & ecosystems feel verbose, archaic." That is pure opinion.
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by gjolund 10y ago
This is old news.
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by gjolund 10y ago
"Move fast and break things" is the worst thing to happen to software development that I can remember.
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by gjolund 10y ago
React isn't a framework.
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by gjolund 10y ago
Twitter is desperate for anyone to take over their product and give them direction.
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by gjolund 10y ago
My friend just bought a 2 bedroom in Compton for $600k. I didn't have the heart to tell him his mortgage will be underwater in a couple years.
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by gjolund 10y ago
The sooner you leave LA, the sooner you can start saving for the things you want to do. I lived there for 6 years, now I do remote work for an LA based company and travel. Best decision I ever made.
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by gjolund 10y ago
I hate it when women say being a "parent and wife" is a job. Are men incapable of also being a parent and married? I worked at a startup recently where 3 of the founders used this logic on a daily basis and it was very patronizing

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