jsmith0295

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by jsmith0295 10y ago
I didn't think you did, was just commenting on what you'd mentioned.
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by jsmith0295 10y ago
Based on how the query executor currently works, I wouldn't call it scalable. Well sure, it can scale, but that implies that it's more efficient when it isn't in many cases. Basically the more complex your GraphQL query gets
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by jsmith0295 10y ago
Which really does not reflect reality at all. Outside of research/education, and stuff hobbyists are doing, FP typically isn't typically used alone. Some ideas are just borrowed from it and sprinkled onto OO languages to make thin
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by jsmith0295 10y ago
If you're looking for Java style OOP specifically, this would be a good place to start: https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/java/
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by jsmith0295 10y ago
It's still very relevant in the job market. Probably upwards of 50% of jobs are going to want you to know OOP, and many of those will cover it explicitly in technical interviews.
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by jsmith0295 10y ago
That's got to be the least convenient option
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by jsmith0295 10y ago
Not sure why people feel a need to downvote things they don't agree with, but I think this might somewhat be on the right track. It seems weird to attribute this change to something outside of the education system when there have been
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by jsmith0295 10y ago
I think the idea of child support would be more than enough to keep me taking them properly. Obviously that is much less serious of a consequence, but I think it's plenty to get someone to simply take a pill.
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by jsmith0295 10y ago
Isnt this based on proportionality though? If anything you would expect that bottom 20% to be less likely to use birth control effectively and become a larger share of the population over time, especially as the remaining 80% preferred to h
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by jsmith0295 10y ago
I mostly thought it was odd that of all of the JVM languages they included it was Clojure. Ruby sort of makes since given that Rails recently included ActionCable.
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by jsmith0295 10y ago
Probably not. Google will likely remain at the top, although they'll continue to improve. It might end up being effectively a new engine decades from now, but it will most likely get there by evolving gradually over time.
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by jsmith0295 10y ago
Now we have the opposite problem, at least in my experience. Everyone just says "premature optimization is the root of all evil" and then uses that as an excuse not to have a sane architecture just to save a little effort up front
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by jsmith0295 10y ago
Yeah, that was a stupid comment. My experience was basically that while living on a minimum wage job my coworkers who had kids were way better off than the rest of us. Agitating because they were the people who really seemed to care the lea
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by jsmith0295 10y ago
My experience with it first hand was that people I had worked with who had kids had a higher standard living than I did, and couldn't have been struggling that much since they still had money for cigarettes alcohol and weed, whereas I
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by jsmith0295 10y ago
It isn't a guarantee of that when you tie it to an hourly rate. Anyone who isn't delivering enough value after the rate hike is going to have their hours cut and is going to have a harder time finding a second job, which is someth
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by jsmith0295 10y ago
The term itself is sort of ridiculous as well, since most advocates for it want a $15 an hour minimum wage, which is nearly twice what I lived on for quite a while, and is far above the median purchasing power amongst all people. And to be
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by jsmith0295 10y ago
Based on the current political landscape, I think it's fair to say that the primary outcome of the shaming is rage
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by jsmith0295 10y ago
Really that's kind of a matter of what "choice" is, but without getting too deep into that discussion, my observation has been that it's driven more by a toxic culture than anything else. I was a minimum wage and food se
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by jsmith0295 10y ago
If you had kids then you wouldn't need to live in your car because the government would volunteer to pay your rent.
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by jsmith0295 10y ago
I was actually just about to use jQuery + PJAX on a new project, but this looks much better! Perfect timing.
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by jsmith0295 10y ago
It sounds like your primary problem here is anxiety. You may want to look into seeing a psychiatrist and getting some medication. It's been very helpful for me, especially in social contexts like pull requests. But without or without m
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by jsmith0295 10y ago
I tend to prefer things which are more lightweight, but my coworkers don't. I'm mostly wanting to pitch this as a better alternative to Spring Boot and JPA.
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by jsmith0295 10y ago
That's for EF6, which only runs on Windows. Can't use Windows servers where I work.
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by jsmith0295 10y ago
I really wanted to give this a try, but the lack of first-class MySQL support makes it a non-starter for me at this point. There are third party drivers, but they don't seem to work with many Entity Framework features.
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by jsmith0295 10y ago
We should really have the year of the original post in the title already! It's the current year!
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by jsmith0295 10y ago
Complexity is definitely a barrier for Angular 2 where I work. We use Angular 1 almost exclusively for our existing applications, but are most likely going to be continuing to use Angular 1 and migrating towards React rather than learning A
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by jsmith0295 10y ago
Yes, this is also usually true. But if you don't know tools that are particularly well suited for the job, or you just don't like them and are looking for something else to try, I would put Rails at the top of the list for product
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by jsmith0295 10y ago
I wasn't making a statement about performance. That has very little to do with most web development.
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by jsmith0295 10y ago
I'd second this. Rails is still probably the fastest way to get an MVP off the ground, and most of the time it's more than fast enough. You can get UX on par with a well done SPA almost entirely using server code with Turbolinks 5
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by jsmith0295 10y ago
Why is it 'clearly' on its way out? IMO Rails is still the best web framework around, and the last release has really put it ahead of its closest competition.

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