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by kapv89 9y ago
Take a look at microsoft's napajs: https://github.com/Microsoft/napajs
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by kapv89 9y ago
If you are working with Node.js and Postgresql, give tabel( https://github.com/fractaltech/tabel ) ORM a shot. It is an unconventional ORM that works with pure JS objects and arrays, instead of "Model" classes,
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by kapv89 9y ago
link please!
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by kapv89 10y ago
Same question can be asked for react. FYI you can easily build decent sized apps in react without redux
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by kapv89 10y ago
I don't find it too hard to accept the concept of "the universe as a well meaning entity". The only premise you need to accept in order to come to this conclusion is to not view your consciousness as a unique snowflake. Imagi
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by kapv89 10y ago
Here's my 2 cents on why software developers will never be at the risk of automation: https://medium.com/@kapv89/code-will-always-be-written-207d3...
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by kapv89 10y ago
Stop using redux. Try and use react independently. You'll realize redux is completely unneeded. In fact, even flux is unneeded.
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by kapv89 10y ago
- Built and released an ORM https://github.com/fractaltech/tabel - Became an expert at node.js, postgres, react, and react-native - One of my open source libs hit 1500+ monthly downloads on npm - Built a product http:
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Tabelpress – Node.js and postgres api development foundation(github.com)
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Logically, there might be a 5th dimension(medium.com)
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by kapv89 10y ago
I used to be this guy, ie, who cares but not too much. A big reason why I switched to node. Let's me think less about code (JS everywhere), and more about the problem at hand.
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Would be great if you can entertain the idea that all that digging might be to get to the other side
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by kapv89 10y ago
https://medium.com/@jessenoller/zen-of-python-applied-to-man...
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by kapv89 10y ago
I am using react-native for my startup too, and we thought of doing something like exponent before going the way we are going now. A great option for exponent, once it reaches a certain level of maturity, can be a new type of browser.
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A java IDE written in JS. This is kind of "historic" in its own way.
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by kapv89 10y ago
I have used it just fine in Java. "dependency injection" looks a lot like lists-of-lists... And SICP talks about a lot more than any particular constructs. Its the sort of book you can come back to, and take what you need to go fu
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by kapv89 10y ago
- Read SICP - Understand how all programs can be written as lists of lists of lists... and so on - Pick up the language that you work in. Identify what construct of that language allows you to approximate scheme/lisp lists. For me this
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by kapv89 10y ago
I have a phobia of insects(not if they are small enough for me to notice their details), crabs, prawns etc. All the not-animal-like-life, to be honest. One day, at a supermarket, a friend of mine teased me with a crab in her hand. Later tha
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by kapv89 10y ago
Seven Habits of Highly Effective People
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by kapv89 10y ago
I'd like to share something I wrote in response of seeing too many posts like this: https://medium.com/@kapv89/code-will-always-be-written-207d3... - Code will always be Written
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by kapv89 10y ago
Obligatory: Please stop trolling atom on performance. Have set up several dev teams on atom + eslint. Finishing up my own product now, 170K LOC react-native app, 7K LOC api code. All written on atom. One thing it hasn't done noticeably
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by kapv89 10y ago
Will share one which helped ease down the "getting in the zone" part for me: Use all 10 of your fingers while typing code
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by kapv89 10y ago
It looks so good
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by kapv89 10y ago
There is. Programming is a non-linear field, while welding is a linear one, unless you become a successful welding-artist.
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Code will always be written(medium.com)
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by kapv89 10y ago
Someone from IRC gave me an advice for situations like these. It's dangerous but works rather quickly if you manage to reach the other end. It goes something like this: "Do things that'll get you beaten up, killed, or thrown
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by kapv89 10y ago
I think this post needs some context. For example, this is what I think of when I think of a "hacker": http://www.catb.org/esr/faqs/hacker-howto.html It might be different for someone else.
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by kapv89 10y ago
A model you can talk about without mathematics. Which doesn't need mathematics to form an intuition about. STR and GTR are perfect examples of models which you can help even a layman develop an intuitive understanding of by just talkin
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by kapv89 10y ago
You can talk about GTR to someone without the use of mathematics and explain to them that time moves differently at different speeds, and that gravity effects time. You cannot do that with quantum mechanics without bringing in a "proba
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by kapv89 10y ago
Career wise, no. Learning wise, yes, its a step backwards. PHP has nothing new to offer. If you want to stick to api/backend dev, pick up node, its "async everything" mindset is very hard to turn back from once you become acc

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