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by hizanberg 7y ago
> a mission to build the most elegant framework ever The only elegant thing I find about this framework is that it has no deps. A TypeScript-first framework would be a plus but I find the Typed API particularly inelegant with its usage o
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by hizanberg 7y ago
TeamCity has an extremely generous 100 build configuration limit, if you’re exceeding that, than in all likelihood you’re getting far better value from it than the additional licensing cost.
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by hizanberg 8y ago
> "Email" is used both as a singular and plural Not in this case: > My team did indeed miss the email from Pete The purpose of his comment was to downplay that his team only let 1 of his emails slip through the "flood
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by hizanberg 8y ago
s/email/emails
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by hizanberg 8y ago
I’m definitely one of them, I refuse to play any IAP games as I view them as a Trojan virus social engineering experiment (masquerading as a game) designed to trick you into maximizing their IAP revenue. An IAP-free game subscription is exa
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by hizanberg 8y ago
It’s a fools erand to disregard automated tooling that could benefit in API discovery, type checking, linting, code analysis, spelling, navigation, auditing, etc. which are now manual remedial tasks common in day to day development you have
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by hizanberg 8y ago
There is no clear violation, AGPL is a copyleft license based on the GPL v2 (one of the most prominent OSS licenses) but closes the application service provider loophole. Open Source Software (OSS) ensures users have access and can freely m
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by hizanberg 8y ago
They still could have created a runtime where all libraries and services are able to compete and succeed on merit and basically how every other popular language evolves. If they want to give special first-class treatment to their libraries
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by hizanberg 8y ago
Also why I don't see .NET Core going anywhere, it's controlled by the same old Microsoft who have a massive conflict of interest for directing everyone to use their preferred libraries and services. Unlike every other popular lang
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by hizanberg 9y ago
react-router is one of the worst evolved software proects I've seen which keeps destroying it's knowledge base with every release with almost everything indexable on the web out of date with the latest version. It's also not
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by hizanberg 10y ago
When did we start calling Electron Apps, Native Apps? Is it now a marketing ploy to call your App native when it's not? If your App renders in a WebView then by definition it's not native and shouldn't be labelled as such so
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by hizanberg 10y ago
Do you have any opinion on a pass-through Delaware S-Corp vs LLC?
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by hizanberg 10y ago
Awesome, was the main service needed before being able to consider moving from AWS - let the cloud wars begin!
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by hizanberg 10y ago
You guys are shipping consistently impressively. How many people are on the VS Code team?
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by hizanberg 10y ago
I've never seen a company in such an advantageous market position as Twitter, do so little with so many employees. They benefit from so much free advertising through self-promotion where people proudly display their twitter handle on T
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by hizanberg 10y ago
Yes the network effects of everyone being used to using Uber to get anywhere, the verb "Uber it" and the established brand that comes along with it. Any company in future won't have the drivers, car fleet or coverage to compe
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by hizanberg 10y ago
If there's a company with better Customer support than Apple I've yet to experience them. I've had a few issues with devices in the last decade and after a quick check, if it's not a software issue that can be fixed, I&#
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by hizanberg 10y ago
> Where exactly does it promote micro-modules? Start from any recommended starting React dev template and count the no of files, seperate tools, config files and runtime dependencies required to maintain an iterative dev workflow. The de
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by hizanberg 10y ago
I read the post as it's intended (which I agree with) but the pejorative use of a human disorder is both unnecessary and adds negative value to those with or are impacted with autism. It's loose usage to colour a point encourages
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by hizanberg 10y ago
I'm more annoyed Extra Terrestrials get to listen to our music for free without any geographical restrictions! hardly seems fair.
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by hizanberg 10y ago
No, you're just telling TypeScript you know what Type it is and it will let you treat it as that Type.
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by hizanberg 10y ago
I don't think there was any choice, the forefront of Web Development is on node.js/npm asset pipeline - if they chose any other solution they'd just be forever playing catchup.
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by hizanberg 10y ago
Java/JVM has historically been more popular than .NET in OSS, Startups and Enterprises, it also seems to offer the highest paying Finance jobs - but this may be anecdotal. Based on experience and from what I've seen on job boards
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by hizanberg 11y ago
Yeah that's right, he gave up his life as he knew it, became the enemy of one of the most powerful organizations and lives in constant fear just so he can feed his ego, despite every attempt at focusing the story on NSA breaches and no
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by hizanberg 11y ago
Which country lets you easily open a bank account and accept Stripe Payments with little/no oversight?
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by hizanberg 12y ago
If these are improved prices I'd hate to think what the original prices were. With AWS getting so good now I can't see the appeal for anything like this in future - I've got a dedicated PostgreSQL RDS instances which effectiv
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by hizanberg 12y ago
How would you like it if someone else decided to take your Project/creation's name without your permission (and explicitly against your license), make extensions to it and call it the new "Standard"? > From everything
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by hizanberg 13y ago
They make 2 Billion a year on Android royalties doing nothing, they don't need experts whilst they keep hoarding more patents.
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by hizanberg 14y ago
Fantastic lessons from life experiences, really puts into perspective what really matters in life.
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by hizanberg 14y ago
Keeping the client and server separate is a new thing? Isn't that what most of the world is doing already? Since the purpose of a service is to provide a service, why would you be limiting it to specific clients in the first place?

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