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hannofcart
9y ago
A shame really. VimFX is so critical for my workflow that I am not going to upgrade to FFv57 just because of this.
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9y ago
Well, to be fair, they don't really have a choice in the matter. Open it out to code review by only a few number of people, mainly governments, and you are opening it out to a small set of people doing code review explicitly driven by
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9y ago
If all we needed to write robust software was discipline, we wouldn't need high level programming languages. All we'd need is the documentation of the instruction set that we want to target. Why are we still taking this geezer ser
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9y ago
You should try applying for CSO at Equifax. There is soon going to be an opening available for that role and it looks like you have the necessary qualifications.
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9y ago
Not sure the search algorithms are working as expected. Consider: https://ibb.co/iGQQPQ
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9y ago
"As an iOS developer" is another way of saying "I can't see past the walls of Apple's walled garden". Seriously, the reactive frameworks (any really: React/VueJS/Preact/...) used in tandem with a
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hannofcart
9y ago
I check HN 3-4 times an hour. :P
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9y ago
Please DO NOT show this to Indian/Chinese parents. Think of the children!
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9y ago
Well, they could have written a neovim frontend using Ink and JS. That way you would have a declarative UI framework and be able to code in React without having to pay the penalties of having to use Electron. But alas...
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9y ago
This ^ right here, is what gets lost in all the squabbling over functional purity and parenthesis hate. For a huge number of developers coming from the Javascript/web side of things, Clojurescript is poised so perfectly to usher them i
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9y ago
Thanks for taking the time to respond. From everything you've said, most of what cell.js does is implement yet another templating engine. I think you said as much in your reply: "Really at the end of the day all you need is a func
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After having looked through the tutorials, I am unclear about the following: 1) How does one cell send messages to another. I suppose this is left to the application? 2) How do you test code written in Cell.js? It appears to me that this is
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10y ago
The article's headline is what every man dreams his epitaph would read.