jordache

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by jordache 8y ago
no built-in routing, DI, templating, components.. No it's a poor tool for what you are suggesting.
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by jordache 8y ago
right click -> View Source.
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by jordache 8y ago
huh? People using d3.js as a library for generic data binding UI? It's technically possible I guess, but the API, with its enter, update, delete paradigms, is very much data viz centric. Not the best option for a general front-end UI
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by jordache 8y ago
that salary breakdown must be for world wide, including third world countries... $10K-$30K category?
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by jordache 8y ago
lol
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by jordache 8y ago
Never forget! I still do not have my "View as Public" option.
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by jordache 8y ago
In present time, is there an advantage of long polling pattern vs web socket?
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by jordache 8y ago
literally HACKER news
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by jordache 8y ago
ok yeah to sprinkle in some varieties.. why would the mass market stick to it? it simply doesn't provide lasting value prop
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by jordache 8y ago
hackernews + data entry. The plinko board routed me directly to the software dev slot.
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by jordache 8y ago
i tried to change google to duckduckgo. it was not sustainable. immediately noticeable poor search results. Searching an address brings me to a subpar open map site,
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by jordache 8y ago
nyc is a terrible place to live for a lot of people. i personally can not stand it. dirty city, terrible weather, and rude people.
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by jordache 8y ago
haha greatest city in the history of the world? You obviously don't get out much at all.
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by jordache 8y ago
I feel for you, but I also think it's not correct to compare yourself against work conditions in China. In a country of 1bil + people, there is hyper competition, esp for cheap labor at a degree that one can not even imagine here in t
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by jordache 8y ago
It's in your power to educate yourself to a new career path is it not? Do you prefer coding to data entry? It is entirely possible for one to be self educated in the software development space. I assume you are not a Chinese citizen li
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by jordache 8y ago
website is horribly slow.
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by jordache 8y ago
why do all cars look the same? why do all magazine covers look the same? why do all the graphics on cable news channels look the same? These are questions that do not require an article worth of words for analysis..
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by jordache 8y ago
Good!
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by jordache 8y ago
they allowed bats to walk on their beds at night? WTF
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by jordache 8y ago
i wonder how many react apps are out there with just state management via container components...
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by jordache 8y ago
The guy's ranting about Typescript with no strong arguments to back up his diatribe. He also described the experience of writing simple apps that resulted in very poor performance. From my experience, you'd have to really hard to
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by jordache 8y ago
Are you using Redux for state management in react? You mentioned the "basic" patterns for communication between components. I assume you did not have complex state management requirements. The DI framework in Angular is not conce
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by jordache 8y ago
the author's rant doesn't make him sound very intelligent. There isn't strength to any of his points, for anyone who has spent more than half-assed effort at trying to learn Angular.
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by jordache 8y ago
sarcasm at the end there? ditch a product that has a global community, built legit enterprise scale apps with, for a personal project found on github?
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by jordache 8y ago
huge middle finger the americans traveling abroad demographic? daffaq? I want to see a PO justify resources for that epic. lol
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by jordache 8y ago
Native Postman is garbage in that it doesn't even support authenticated corp proxies.
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by jordache 8y ago
For some idiotic reason the native version of Postman does not support authentication against corp proxies. As a result, when using it at work, behind a corp proxy that requires authentication, the native postman doesn't work! The only
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by jordache 8y ago
Anyone know how are glassdoor, stackoverflow, etc salary estimates, for a given candidate profile and geographic location?
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by jordache 8y ago
>The other interpretation would be that the absurd salaries that we hear of are the outliers and most very good engineers flatten out at around 200K USD :(
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by jordache 8y ago
Dude you do know who Zakas is right? The guy wrote so many advanced JS books, and is essentially a rockstart in the JS world. His compensation is actually less than I anticipated, given that he is in the bay area...

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