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keedot
11y ago
I think it's great that you created something that you find useful and works for you, and continue to create it after receiving negative criticism. I also think it's great that you're putting it out there, and wish you well
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keedot
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Familiar and comfortable syntax with C/C++/Obj-C/Java/Swift/Javascript/Typscript/Scala/etc... It's a procedural language, yet adopts functional elements. And the pool of developers is several o
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keedot
11y ago
Completely makes sense now, the example had me in the wrong headspace.
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keedot
11y ago
I never like to criticize when someone creates something new. But decades of professional experience (having seen this concept come and go repeatedly over the years), taught me that HTML is your friend. I inherited a project that uses thi
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keedot
11y ago
Contrived and oddly specific for an example. Do we have any examples being used out in the wild?
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keedot
11y ago
Ideally, as a means of abstracting and controlling changes between your build and deploy steps and the third party tooling. Bash scripts are either too fragile for sufficiently complex applications, and therefore unlikely to be reusable.
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keedot
11y ago
Grunt is as elegant as a penguin on land, and about as fast. My gulpfile is a fraction of the size of my gruntfile, and executes much quicker. Gulp has some control flow edges, and requires some workarounds that can make it tedious to mai
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keedot
11y ago
Interesting that I actually don't need to know this stuff. I think you'll find that MOST developers actually don't need to know this stuff. People seem to forget that the vast bulk of developers are for corporate and in hou
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keedot
11y ago
How so?
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keedot
11y ago
That's a problem with politicians. Don't confuse the two.
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keedot
11y ago
I'm not concerned with upsetting someone. But there is a difference between being offensive (of which I have no qualms) and inciting hate. You and I just draw the line differently, am I'm okay with that.
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keedot
11y ago
That isn't the argument. Racism, bigotry, exploitation, bullying are all examples of speech that has no place in an enlightened society in my view. Freedom of speech is limited in America too, the rest of us think that if you're
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keedot
11y ago
It always surprises me when Americans think their concept of free speech is the only model. Much, if not most of the rest of the western world does not share this view of unchecked speech.
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keedot
11y ago
I honestly hope one of these takes off. I don't want to ever go there, I don't take amusement in other people's suffering. But seeing so much outrage on reddit from assholes bitching that they can't be racist/bigo
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keedot
11y ago
I would expect absolutely no change at all. If you're able to ignore science, then why believe that a robot is actually on Mars anyway. Why believe that the magic box that you connect to the computer exists at all. If you're go