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kabes
10y ago
I also live in the region. The fact is that the people have come so used to bombs they stopped caring much about it. A lot of people handle the bombs without much care and in fact even the people from DOVO just throw them in the back of the
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kabes
10y ago
Step 1) Replace the 2d library of your desktop GUI language to draw using HTML canvas API. Step 2) Compile to wasm No need for the DOM anymore... (not saying it's a better approach, but it is technically possible).
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kabes
10y ago
In angular 2 Components are also custom tags written in html, with scoped javascript and css (you can choose the scoping) in a single file (also optional). So how is it different?
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kabes
10y ago
I find Vue being very angular-like.
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kabes
10y ago
Most people don't really know css that well, because you can quickly open a browser tab and fiddle around till you get it right. If it took half an hour to compile between changes I'm sure people would know CSS far better.
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kabes
10y ago
And yet, somehow my grandmother managed to pull through without knowing about Amdahl’s law and wafer thinning
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kabes
10y ago
If you're willing to pay: https://www.ng-book.com/2/ is good.
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kabes
10y ago
Actually, Simpson in his "you don't know JS" series of books makes a statement against "Javascript: the good parts". The main argument is that it's actually "Javascript: the easy parts". So crockford
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10y ago
It's just one chapter and the rest of the book is about prototypes and inheritance. It's also not just 'the stuff on the left side of the dot'. using strict mode, call/apply, the new keyword and arrow functions have
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10y ago
I can highly recommend these books. They're one of the only books that do a real deep-dive into the language. I often have to interview people for javascript jobs. It's astonishing how few of them actually get how the `this` keywo
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kabes
10y ago
These are difficult problems without a good answer. Will the smaller independent nations be able to provide a better answer to these problems? I seriously doubt they will.
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kabes
10y ago
I know atom used to be based on react, but it turned out to be a bad idea: https://github.com/atom/atom/pull/5624
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kabes
10y ago
How did this came to be known as serverless? It just seems to be an extreme case of microservices running on someone else's computer?
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kabes
10y ago
And maybe the cost? If you pay 5 developers, I wonder how much more (or less) they get done by working individually or by doing this mob programming.
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kabes
10y ago
But you mention VISA. Does this mean you're also interested in candidates that want to relocate to the US, or what does VISA indicate?
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kabes
10y ago
Angular 2 has Ionic & React native ;)
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10y ago
Well, if they moved on to web, they certainly didn't choose for stable technologies over uncertain and fast-moving ones.
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10y ago
There's also Meteor
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10y ago
The push for innovation is probably the greatest right now. However, I like to think the greatest innovations are those that make my own life simpler. There's: airplanes, cars, electricity, GPS and others. Innovation today, while techn
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kabes
10y ago
Yes, it's called 'angular universal'. Here's a talk of ng-conf: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TCj_oC3m6_U&index=5&list=PLO...
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10y ago
Maybe, but good chance that a human would still understand what he means. So there's still a long way to go for AI.
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kabes
11y ago
This page: http://blog.memsql.com/powerstream-demo/ mentions: "Real-time notifications push to the UI based on a `select *` query from an events table, which scales up to 2 million records.". But the docs don
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11y ago
What other solutions did you consider for your project and why did you went with MemSQL?
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11y ago
prototypes are actually a really good way to deal with inheritance.
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11y ago
As a guy from Europe I don't know much about the US tax system. If somebody mentions he earns $120k, I assume that's gross salary? What does he usually end up with net? From what I understand it depends on the state. Is that 4.25
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11y ago
I'm getting tired of these "Why I don't use X" posts. Just use whatever you want and be done with it. Why do you necessarily need to explain your rationale behind it to random people who never questioned you about it?
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kabes
11y ago
It says the job was already posted on 19 october 2015 ?
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kabes
11y ago
There's react integration with Meteor. There's only 1 piece missing at rethinkdb to have rethink integration. Redux is possible. Webpack is possible. Node 5 is also being investigated, and not much is standing in the way. Look, I
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11y ago
Yep, I build my own jarvis with kinect and it works great.
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11y ago
In addition, a lot of selectors used are known to be quite slow (compared to just adding another class).
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