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jinder
5y ago
How do you expect to control for the world-wide psychosocial impact of the pandemic? It's also pretty widely known that virtually all viruses can have a post-viral syndrome so if it would be MORE surprising if there wasn't a long
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jinder
5y ago
So you know two people who have had symptomatic covid, and you think that's enough data for you to determine it's overblown?
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jinder
5y ago
Studies have already linked the inflammatory response in acute COVID to disruptions of the gut microbiome. This is a plausible route for long term, post-COVID neurological complications (anxiety, depression, neurosensory disturbances, inso
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jinder
5y ago
Correct.
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jinder
7y ago
Switch to OnPush, use async pipes and immutable data structures. Add to that some of the virtualization components that ship with @angular/cdk and you're pretty golden most of the time.
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jinder
8y ago
Both yarn and jest have announced they're switching to TypeScript. A corporate like Facebook would never allow that unless there was an internal shift in direction. I'd consider flow dead.
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jinder
8y ago
Perhaps - but it's mostly rich countries on that list. If you die of malnutrition, preventable disease etc you might not live long enough to die of cancer.
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jinder
8y ago
Imperialism was most definitely a huge factor - that's the sole reason so many countries have English as an official language.
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8y ago
I think what most people are missing in these comparisons is that London's tech market is hugely contractor oriented, and so it makes more sense to compare day rates. Finance in London pays typically £500-600 per day for average level
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jinder
9y ago
Yes, it's definitely time to switch away from Ruby...
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jinder
9y ago
In which scenario would you use a blocking http call?
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jinder
9y ago
The Redux pattern is used quite widely, even if not via the official library. See NGRX for example, which implements the pattern in TypeScript + Angular. https://github.com/ngrx/platform
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jinder
9y ago
I think your pros read as pros against TypeScript, when many of them apply both tools.
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jinder
9y ago
What about flow gives it better support for React than TS (other than it being built into the CLI)? Why does it fit more perfectly with Redux than TS? Why is it easier to learn than TS? Why does it have a more amazing type system than TS
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9y ago
If you rely on a beta product you should have no expectation of API stability. It's very easy to blame vendors when it's your own poor decision making that got you in the mess to begin with.
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9y ago
"We invested in a beta product and then shock horror - it changes before it's released. Let's blame the framework on that poor choice." "We were unable to learn how to use TypeScript properly, so let's abandon
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9y ago
Soundcloud started dying when they decided to be more like Spotify and less like the independent music discovery service they started out as. Now they have an app and experience that is not particularly good at either.
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jinder
9y ago
> In the market share fight between React and Angular, React has won — and for good reason, I think. I think HN members often forget that there is a whole world of software development outside of the big tech giants and startups. Often
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jinder
9y ago
> You can use webpack with Angular. In fact, Angular CLI uses Webpack by default.
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jinder
9y ago
The prevailing opinion on HN seems to be that React is great, and monolithic frameworks are bad bad bad - especially Angular. On a recent project I started for a client, we did a full evaluation of React + Redux vs Angular 2/4 and NGRX
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jinder
13y ago
We built Kangaroom ( http://kangaroom.co.uk/ ) entirely using TypeScript. There are tens of thousands of lines of code. The optional typing ability is a life saver when your code base grows. We've used the integrated t
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jinder
13y ago
Yes, it's UK specific... for now!
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jinder
13y ago
I'm the author - just thought I'd see what HN's thoughts and feedback are. It's a fully responsive, retina-capable, AngularJS web application.
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Show HN: AngularJS responsive room search engine
(kangaroom.co.uk)
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jinder
13y ago
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