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by igl 10y ago
Couldn't make it work nicely with child-processes :(
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by igl 10y ago
does TS2 fix this? function uhoh (x:string|number) { if (typeof x === 'string') { return x.length } else { return 'bar' } } const a = uhoh('foo') &
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by igl 10y ago
That is 10 years overdue and the main reason I closed my account years ago. It was like looking at a sponsored gawker newsfeed. Today people do not even mention it anymore. Wether i meet new people or when i connect with old friends. Facebo
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by igl 10y ago
What culture do bavarians and frisians share?
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by igl 10y ago
You wanna get high?
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by igl 10y ago
However: It won't be an career upgrade :/ I know very talented people and i guess that unless land a well paying job in the gaming or movie industry (good luck with that) you end up freelancing for construction companies and archi
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by igl 10y ago
Async-functions are the answer to all his problems. I generally agree on his conclusion though: Do small things, don't build big systems. I hate that JS trys to be this OO-FP hybrid. Jack of all trades, master of none.
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by igl 10y ago
It's a loose assumption based on a chain of unlikely events, not a distinct outcome like the title suggests. It's a ubuntu based subsystem. Apt-get probably uses their official repo and you would have to get your malware into that
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by igl 10y ago
Use this if you want the readme badge. Use eslint if you are serious.
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by igl 10y ago
It's a beta release only available for insider subscribers. They also mention this issue in a channel9 video and are very well aware of the issue.
41.
by igl 10y ago
Clickbait.
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by igl 11y ago
Webpack does not glob-search against the filesystem like grunt/gulp/brunch/broccoli/make. If you look for that: Sorry, webpack does not "replace" simple tools like that. Think of it as a tool executing require.
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by igl 11y ago
We had a talented CS-student intern once. They seated her in the marketing office away from the developers. FML for developers?
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by igl 11y ago
Obsolete before it hit 1.0. While grunt/gulp was fun for a while... i am not looking back to our 800 line grunt file, complicated async configuration and the tons of dev-dependencies. Webpack blew everything out of the water. 80 lines
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by igl 11y ago
that sounds like bavaria to me
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by igl 11y ago
Java is the reason i stayed away from programming when i was a teenager. Later I noticed that Java teams did not get things done quick. My android phone stutters while playing music. (No it's not packed with apps, there is at least 200
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by igl 11y ago
No one ever mentions formatting. I really like aligning multiline blocks, adding whitespace and useless braces here an there. e.g: Having just a single space between function name and arguments makes it look less like a call. Yet almost all
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by igl 11y ago
echo "save-prefix=''" > ~/.npmrc
49.
by igl 11y ago
That's always the case for new language features. ES5 stuff was slow in the beginning and it took a while for v8 to catch up. This shouldn't be a reason for not using these new features. This article is also years old. While it se
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by igl 11y ago
Ha. Organisations like the UN or EU are pointless if countries can just choose not to ratify decisions. Sad.
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by igl 11y ago
I blame webpack.
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by igl 11y ago
Showing a less accurate error is worse than showing no error? How is that "less" frustrating if you have to find a bug? It does not DEMAND the argument type? Adding it to flow also improves the error message? How is that the right
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by igl 11y ago
Still... why have type inference in the first place if you can not safely utilize it. The argument for having things unsound is "to strike a balance between correctness and productivity". Having to declare types on everything even
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by igl 11y ago
I recently learned that the TS type-checker is unsound on purpose and i am a bit disappointed. http://tryflow.org/#2944d91c10fc5d76faeebbb20cac466a Try this snippet in TS.
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by igl 11y ago
Or you could just have written a .ts.d file?
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by igl 11y ago
Unfortunately no word on browser compat. But wow. I thought https://github.com/Lucifier129/react-lite was slim. Is there a 1k-React challenge going on?
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by igl 11y ago
Meh. What about Holland and Luxemburg?
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by igl 11y ago
I can only think of TPP/TIPP as Protectionism... how can this go well?
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by igl 11y ago
Yes they are made of bamboo. The Chinese letter for chopsticks is a combination of 'fast' and 'bamboo'. I also highly doubt america produces more than a fraction of those made in asia. Is bamboo even growing in north ame
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by igl 11y ago
I am happy too. Anything taking views from this hate and lie spreading paper is good. Ad block should not even try to circumvent this.

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