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by igl 12y ago
Maybe I give Brackets another go since its been a while... However what I really want: AST driven auto-complete VS-style for coffee/coco/livescript. This will probably not happen in an editor written in JS... at least it will not
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by igl 12y ago
I would want to fight over the principle. And what the heck are our fundamental values? Snowden, guantanamo, gladio. Do you really think we are so much better? Instead of having this polarizing US VS THEM attitude you should travel more. Yo
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by igl 12y ago
This will come into effect silently without any public discussion about it. I can only speak about Germany where the news and mainstream-intellectual talkshows are still dominated by Muslim vs West discussions and reports about Anti-Muslim
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by igl 12y ago
Why would you eat that instead of vegys? I think food scarcity is not real.
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by igl 12y ago
wat? How can you even compare the "problems" of building commercial software to the problems of consumerism in capitalism? The standards applied here are whack in the scope of what js and mongo are used for. Also: You only get bet
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by igl 12y ago
I really really really like Knex. While Mongo claims to be "easy" and "js-native", It's far easier doing complicated queries with Knex on Postgres than on Mongo with the official client. I work on a mongo project an
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by igl 12y ago
The problem is that the Author is assuming that 90% of software we write to make a living is set into stone and suppose to run forever. Almost everything we do is disposable and replaced within the same decade. So he does not like Javascrip
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by igl 12y ago
I do not understand this article. You can't load up any browser with add-ons and bookmarks for a few months and then complain about it being slower than a fresh install of another one. I hardly use any add-ons other than ad-block and a
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by igl 12y ago
There are forks of chromium like iron improving the situation... If people would use them and contribute.
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by igl 12y ago
Refreshing the page worked for me.
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by igl 12y ago
He probably meant to put stuff into the global scope is garbage. As in a 'bad idea', not GC.
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by igl 12y ago
If you use all features of scala you get at least 16mb pure js boilerplate. Even with dead code elimination you cant get below 100kb with 10 lines of scala. Im not sure if i would call that manageable. Your app might explode into megabytes
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by igl 12y ago
It took less than a few hours to find the motivation and the perpetrators. There were no suspects to begin with. The next day they were announced dead and this will be used as a reason to send more NATO troops east. Simple truth. Very fast
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by igl 12y ago
Funny, this tunnel is in the 100-200 million euro range. Could have a positive social impact. Yet they make compromises and ruin it's value. Raising it 3,5m into the air to save some money? Can it really be called underground then? The
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by igl 12y ago
I am currently crafting together a new desktop, seeing this makes me feel really silly.
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by igl 12y ago
Optional parameters have ? as postfix too. Resulting code like: function foo(x?:?string):?string { return x; } I would much rather like a null type, or even better: have null be declared as void too.
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by igl 12y ago
The maybe types `?string` really annoy me. I will rather wait until TypeScript pleases me with union types and proper es6 alignment.
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by igl 12y ago
I asked myself the same question, seeking for ressources on the web and help on irc and i concluded that unfortunately the f# community is mainly a windows community. Mono is quite a niche.
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by igl 12y ago
I am mostly looking forward to Proxies and Tail calls, both cannot be implemented with traceur :/
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by igl 12y ago
First we have to wait for complete implementations. Then wait for v8 performance: http://jsperf.com/performance-frozen-object ES5 is doing good... And at last: Wait for < IE-11 to die. It remains to be seen if io.js will
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by igl 12y ago
Show me one task in your Gruntfile that is complex. grunt-shell also just wraps child_process.spawn which is already trivial.
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by igl 12y ago
I am very comfortable with make, my coworkers however are not. Every preprocessor comes with a command line interface, easily accessible and understood. The only useful feature of these build tools is hot reloading. `npm gaze` even provides
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by igl 12y ago
In short: this is a reference to a functions context. If no context is present it points to the global context or if encapsulated to undefined. context.func() //this == context func() // this == global
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by igl 12y ago
A book on the subject was recently released by a german journalist. It is on the bestseller list and is ignored by media outlets altogether. Translated versions are in the works. http://www.gekaufte-journalisten.de/ (german
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by igl 12y ago
If the energy put into the creation of mobile apps nobody needs was spend elsewhere, we would live in Utopia already.
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by igl 12y ago
The significant performance difference is usually only noticeable at very large objects/arrays. A good read on the subject of performance and native method replacements: https://github.com/codemix/fast.js/tree
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by igl 12y ago
Unfortunately only available with Fisher-Price key labels.
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by igl 12y ago
adobe brings photoshop to linux crosses fingers
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by igl 12y ago
I like these small frameworks. Bootstrap is almost a little too big for my taste. You end up having custom builds which are hard to maintain and update. New frameworks like semantic-ui make the mistake and are even bigger and more interwove
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by igl 12y ago
In what way is Germany more safe? Pretty ridiculous. But if you consider TAZ to be radical ha ha humm... See: Vorratsdatenspeicherung, TED Talk by Malte Spitz, George Maaßen. Laws don't apply here to the intelligence apparatus either.

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