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If ruby was performant enough for Shopify, this article would not have been written.
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Couldn't agree more. "fast code" and Ruby are mutually exclusive.
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I got kicked out of school when I was fifteen for doing this. My class was the first year to have a mandatory laptop program. Each laptop was running Windows XP on the schools AD domain. I booted up OPH-crack at home, and didn't get a
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I've used YouCompleteMe extensively for a couple of years. The only language I thought it was nearly as good as these "full" web editors was TypeScript.
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I'm a vim user for a lot of things, but there's some things that are just not as good. For example, auto-completion is definitely better in VS Code or Atom. Although, vim is improving in this respect with things like coc.nvim, the
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Out of curiosity, when did you leave and when did you return?
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Ask HN: What Happened to GitHub's Atom?
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Install Ubuntu.
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Back end PHP/CodeIgniter, Front end TypeScript (no libraries), DB MySQL, ML / Scripts Python3, SCM git. Database upgrades are stores in an upgrades/<version>/upgrade.sql format. There can also be upgrades/<
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Every Victorian's drivers licence to be uploaded to Australian national database
(theage.com.au)
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Doesn't work in Firefox. Will not open Chromium.
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Which is a glorified wrapper. Why on earth would you make a decision to lock up all of your eggs in the Microsoft basket? Diversity is a good thing. Just look at what's happened to the web industry with Chrome, and now it's basica
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I worked as a RA in my university days in a large, globally reputable university in Australia. I can safely say there was a culture of: 1. Dismissing research from other staff who had "less than X" citations as non-sense. And 2: S
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This is a glorified wrapper written around existing package managers. I wouldn't call that useful.
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Started a side-project. Focused more on the monetary, business and marketing side of things and left all of those "YOU MUST BE USING _______ FRAMEWORK" fallacies at the door. Note that this turned into my full-time job about a yea
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Honestly, GitHub has been going down hill for about 18 months now. It all started with the ":D Set status" feature. I give it another two years before Microsoft has officially turned GitHub into a 2021 version of Skype