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Practical Functional Reactive Programming(medium.com)
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Classes, Complexity, and Functional Programming(medium.com)
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Monads made simple in JavaScript(medium.com)
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Exploring immutabilty in JavaScript(medium.com)
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How I discovered my love for JavaScript after throwing 90% of it in the trash(hackernoon.com)
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ES5 vs. ES6(medium.com)
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Element kinds in v8(v8project.blogspot.com)
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Implementing a simple compiler in JavaScript(blog.mgechev.com)
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by haburka 9y ago
I'm really glad that I use a garbage collected language. Unless I'm doing low level programming that requires controlling allocation and freeing, it's amazing. Yes, I still have to understand the basics of memory but I'm
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by haburka 9y ago
People do have the liberty to express their views in the sense that they have no trouble from the law with what they've said online. They do not lose their right to vote because of it. That's freedom of speech. However, being cens
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I think it's also quite likely that women are discouraged from making cases for a raise because they have a harder time convincing male managers of their competence. I've seen many men who simply ignore a woman's plea about a
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I seriously doubt you actually use php and the ecosystem if you feel that way. As long as you pick a reasonable framework and leverage composer, php is fine. Yes, the standard library has some weird functions in it. Don't use them. If
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by haburka 9y ago
I think those quotes are not to be interpreted literally. It's very likely that there's some humor in them that's being lost in this context. What does he even mean by bad or good? Does he really hate programming or maybe he
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by haburka 9y ago
Safari is the new Internet explorer. If you use it, you should expect that many things break frequently.
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It's true that the joke chain actually does violate the terms of hacker news. It's very likely that a mod will remove the comments within a short amount of time.
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by haburka 9y ago
Liking zero indexed lists is such a dumb programmer meme. Lists are for humans to read and therefore should use the natural numbers, which start at one. Arrays are zero indexed because the first item of the array starts with zero offset.
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by haburka 9y ago
Free speech doesn't mean that you are protected from the consequences of your speech. It means that the government cannot prosecute you for making speech that's inflammatory towards politicians or the state. It's not their jo
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by haburka 9y ago
Sometimes I think clients want that kind of styling. In the future I'm going to have to show them this site and ask if they can identify what they like about it.
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I love how bad robots are at picking stuff up. It's amazing how far science has advanced but the act of picking something up that hasn't been seen before is almost impossible to do reliably. It really helps illustrate how AI is re
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I feel like the main issue is that the Republican party has stood as against LGBT rights, women's rights and against global warming. If a professor is Republican, they have to find some way to reconcile the attack on science that so ma
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Definitely an interesting service. I appreciate the functionality that you can cram into a Facebook messenger bot. It's given people km the marketing team an impetus to program which is always appreciated. They don't ask for as mu
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The issue with abandoning the maximizing the shareholders profit mentality is that it has to be replaced with something else, and unless we change the way investment works, then it will still be serving the shareholders. The shareholders sh
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This could have been prevented if they had hired someone to test designs against potential hacking during prototyping but I don't believe that it would have been worth the money. Unless someone knows exactly how to put the magnet again
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This seems way too cheap for what it's offering! If you're saving developer time and effort then you should be charging 100/mo at least.
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You download and unzip files from those websites and then run them with the Internet turned off. You can inspect the source code to make sure it's ok. This article is targeted at non-technical users so a solution that relies on downloa
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by haburka 9y ago
I integrated with some Chinese students and it was really hard! The language barrier means that conversation is really slow and you don't get to see their personality as much. Additionally, when I brought them to events with all Englis
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I love how the things I wish I knew about JavaScript includes shorthand declaration for objects and arrays, the Math function and how great json is. It must have been a much simpler time.
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Just because you have a different experience than the writer doesn't mean that either experience is invalid.
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I agree completely. Rarely the hard problems in coding are thinking of a clever algorithm, or solving a particularly nasty scaling problem. Usually I've struggled the most with understanding and building what the customer needs. A spec
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Cold calling might not work for the first few customers. Instead, you should find friends or friends of friends to sell to at first, because even if you have the best pitch, and they would use the product, it might be that they're very

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