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by jamra 11y ago
Yes I know. I've done both. Typescript's syntax appears more like C#'s generics. My issue is that I would like types for when I get data from the server, but I don't really want to deal with casting window to "any&q
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I have some experience with C++'s templates, but I'm more comfortable with Generics in C# which I believe are done correctly. I view the code I saw as closer to C#'s approach to generics so I'm not sure your assumption i
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I've been looking into TypeScript recently, but after having clicked on this article, I'm thinking that I'll stick with ES6. Being able to have code completion in javascript is nice, but it's also something that you can
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According to google, the Surface 2 is ~1.5 lbs. It's lighter than I remembered it being.
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Apple strives with the nuances of its hardware. It's not necessarily how innovative and unique the product is, but the strength at which Apple secures the most unique hardware that sets them apart from the competition. Their touch sens
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Can you list a couple interesting apps or services that are being worked on at the moment?
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In what way is a MOOC less sufficient in coverage than a normal college course?
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There is a good video on Flux's website that explains through an example. They make a very good point about dependencies between Models and Views. According to that video, Flux isolates concerns in a more modular way than MVC.
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My credit card was ripped off 4 times in the last year. Recently, I had a credit card for less than a week. Since then, I started to use Virtual numbers. It's a feature that generates a virtual credit card number that I am opting to us
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Do you have any personal experience you can share with foreigners getting scammed?
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I'm building a team in Saigon right now. I've been traveling back and forth from Los Angeles. The talent can fluctuate, but if you know how to read resumes, you can find real gems. Those who graduated from public schools are quite
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Would it be safe to say that Cuckoo filters are bloom filters with some additional overhead for the ability to add and remove?
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Results are hard to quantify. You can jump on a successful project and skew your contribution factor. But what if you are working on important tooling that requires difficult problem solving. This important tooling might not be quantifiable
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I agree. I also agree that using a spreadsheet to determine this is quite difficult. I'm not saying that Google is in the right here. I'm just saying that Google's own metric for software engineer levels is not a statement of
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An algorithm can make the game harder after it confirms you are willing to buy items. It's getting to the point where games are short circuiting your ability to reason.
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Other than merit and qualifications, you still have capability. You can graduate from Stanford with honors and not know how to program well.
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It's good info, but I can't help think about all the creatives that these suited finance guys ripped off. So they got rid of the need for creativity by stealing. Now, all they had to do was apply metrics to their widgets and watch
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It's about time for your obligatory /r/golang post about how you switched from 30 servers to 1 by switching to Go ;)
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I once thought of doing the same for medical information. I am really excited and eager to see you succeed. It's a shame that America does not offer some kind of national repository, but at the same time, it's great that you can t
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The beauty of Go's channel design approach is how it isolates responsibilities. It's not just about synchronization. A great example is Rob Pike's lexer. When passing singletons around, you are communicating with shared state
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Nice of you to publish this. It takes a lot of courage to break the mold. I would like to hear how publishing this info has affected you later down the road.
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I'm happy that it works for you. I'm just sharing my opinion of the framework so please continue to use whatever makes you happy. As far as using services to communicate, I personally believe that its simpler to emit events. My ab
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I think that the reverence of current frameworks is a response to the faults of the previous framework that was revered. We started with JQuery. It was fast and had a simple API. People started to learn JQuery more than they learned Javascr
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If that feels simple to you, knock yourself out. I believe this is way simpler. Using interfaces will coral your datastore code into one location. Then, you only need to change that code in a very modular way. Heck, give the job to a friend
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One of the techniques to mitigate that problem specifically in Go is to create interfaces for everything. For example, instead of calling the datastore directly, create an interface with only the methods you need. Then, if you need to swap
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The same administration that just assassinated a prosecutor that had written out an arrest warrant against her.
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The paper you mentioned reduces memory consumption hugely and averages out the query and insertion time. It's a good improvement.
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I did something similar to what you are looking for with my gocleo implementation. I create what I term the Jaccard(sp?) rating, which is the percent something is off by. github.com/jamra/gocleo You can combine that with a thing l
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Yes that makes it supremely clearer. I also found a FastSS implementation, which uses the same d-deletion neighborhood. Here it is: http://fastss.csg.uzh.ch I am looking at a python implementation for examples.
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I'd like to implement the same paper. Perhaps I'm missing something, but I'm not sure how the residual strings are created. Do you have a link to an implementation or a description of the residual strings? I get that a residu

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