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by growtofill 8y ago
The article mentions this fact: > Poland had the szlachta, a broad citizen-warrior class that can be thought of as an upper middle class. This amounted to 10% of the population. That might sound like a very limited form of democracy, but
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by growtofill 8y ago
The most definitions include "the rule of law" (and you seem to be mistaken "limited" for "weak"): > "Classical liberalism" is the term used to designate the ideology advocating private property, a
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by growtofill 8y ago
Thanks for sharing Vortex wargame! > I would hire anyone who reached vortex level 25 What would be the position/role?
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by growtofill 8y ago
> But AMP is a standard. AMP's website defines it as a library: https://www.ampproject.org/learn/overview/
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by growtofill 8y ago
> I have seen the rise of desktop tools, then server-based solutions, and lastly, of course, cloud-based tools. While each generation is better than the previous, the increments are decreasing. Could you share what tools you are currentl
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by growtofill 8y ago
I would imply “human” when “states” are mentioned. My issue is I was expecting an article about world’s population (not much interested in US domestical problems).
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by growtofill 8y ago
"half of the _US_ population" would be more accurate title.
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by growtofill 8y ago
Where does the title imply working for corporations?
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by growtofill 8y ago
Working effectively is a noble goal by itself, whether you work solo or as a part of a team (corporation may just not be the best form of organization). Being productive can remove the need for “working a lot” if one so desire.
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by growtofill 8y ago
Do you mean that Github shareholders will benefit from users that are hosting their projects on Github? Isn't "content is king" true for all platforms?
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by growtofill 8y ago
Yes, React isn’t _exactly_ jQuery, but it gives the same level of productivity boost comparing to development with just the modern DOM APIs (querySelector, classList, etc).
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by growtofill 8y ago
I imagine this to be food for thought. If, after reading this thread, you'll learn and implement at least one item of that checklist, that would still be a win.
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by growtofill 8y ago
So you can introduce a type system in a module, but you can’t write new version of that module in a different language? To me these seem comparable in scope.
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by growtofill 9y ago
It’s there, see ClosureScript: https://stateofjs.com/2017/flavors/results
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by growtofill 9y ago
More descriptive title, e.g. ‘Tiny Titan, a $1,000 classroom supercomputer’ would be helpful.
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by growtofill 9y ago
Elixir?
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by growtofill 9y ago
That’s ECMAScript 2017.
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by growtofill 9y ago
Nope, that’s a copy-paste from last year’s spec: http://www.ecma-international.org/publications/files/ECMA-ST...
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by growtofill 9y ago
According to [the repo]( https://github.com/tc39/proposals/blob/master/finished-propo... ) only one minor feature had reached stage 4 since last year. Not sure why this is on top HN.
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by growtofill 9y ago
The content is behind a paywall, so it would be nice if submitter did also post the summary here.
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by growtofill 9y ago
The title says 'hosted', which is the opposite of 'self-hosted'.
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by growtofill 9y ago
Personally, I value it a lot. If you want to communicate with your colleagues during the day, you have to spend more time in the office; or keep the same time spending less on actual work. Eating lunch together allows you to avoid both.
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by growtofill 9y ago
What did you end up using instead of Vagrant?
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by growtofill 9y ago
Would you share some stats about the upgrade? How many LoCs was the codebase and how many man/hours it took?
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by growtofill 9y ago
I would say that experience-defining tools are webpack-dev-server with hot reload, ability to use modern ES features and type definitions via TypeScript or Babel+Flow. These are available for both Vue and React. Is there something on top of
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by growtofill 9y ago
Have you been working while studying? Could you share how much hours/week have you been committing?
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by growtofill 9y ago
Oh, wait: how is a project problem is above a team problem? I use to think that teams outlast projects.
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by growtofill 10y ago
This can be justified. Multiple times I'd been in the spot when shipping of a feature by a certain date will get your contract signed. And this is dependant of how convenient your workflow is.
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by growtofill 10y ago
I believe articles like this should get more attention. There is a lot of hype about new technologies around JavaScript, but also there are many successful brownfield projects still actively developed. They may benefit from the new technolo
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by growtofill 10y ago
Any recommendations on good ES2015 code to read?

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