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by lugg 8y ago
Sloppy scraping? You forget html and JS is perfectly valid syntax to find in a .php file.
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by lugg 8y ago
At quick glance. Cool. Dig the idea, going to have to take a deep dive to see how things work later. I still have to have a giggle at the similarities between what you produced and what is essentially a PHP/Dom/Apache setup. The A
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by lugg 8y ago
Whats a tldr for how Erlang handles error handling? This is something that is usually glossed over / afterthought when it is kind of a big deal in real life programming.
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by lugg 8y ago
Did you just say single threaded concurrently reasoned applications are more performant than multithreaded applications? Trying to reason about how this could be possible. I'm still amazed by the performance you can get out of async no
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by lugg 8y ago
Personally speaking I hope they go faster. The faster they rip the band-aid off the better. Apple only does this because they can. They can only do this because they control so much of the ecosystem. This is a good thing. This is a benefit
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by lugg 8y ago
I tend to agree here but I limit that to block scope as a general rule, I also only bother with really common concepts. id identifier i loop counter j inner loop counter c general purpose non loop counter a, b, comparator methods k, v, key
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by lugg 8y ago
The ops guys use Linux.
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by lugg 8y ago
That is a pretty naive view of our industry. Personally I find us far more alike other industries than unlike. We're a new industry but we're still full of people of all types sizes and emotional colours.
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by lugg 8y ago
If that were true fund managers would be out of the job. Fund managers do make money, lots of it, enough for their salaries and enough for their company profits. The problem is once you factor those in the index wins out for customers. The
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by lugg 8y ago
They're excuses because none of them involve explaining when, where and how they are useful to a user. They all basically say "framework needs it" or "we heard you like functions, so now we're getting rid of classes
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by lugg 8y ago
First of all I apologize. I wrote that late at night and couldn't really get out what I wanted to say down without the frustration but I also really didn't want to miss the opportunity to pick your brain on this. Its rare you get
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by lugg 8y ago
> * Share reusable stateful and effectful logic between components. Like mixins but without name clashes or the diamond problem. Hooks can be applied more than once, and are instantiated per call. In the mixins are considered harmful blo
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by lugg 8y ago
Sounds more like a bunch of excuses. Why do I, a framework user, need hooks? What problem do they solve for me? If you can't answer that without talking about what react broke first I don't think we we need whatever you're se
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by lugg 8y ago
This whole thread is wrong. Nobody said you had to split the functions off into a bazillion files that's just stupid. Youre taking the worst part of enterprisey OO culture and ruining the best part of functional. And no, you do not nee
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by lugg 8y ago
Timely, re plugins: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19199647 https://www.codeshelter.co/ > Code Shelter is a collective of volunteer software developers that aims to help with maintaining popular op
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by lugg 8y ago
My complaints about ML prettiness were unclear but to clarify it's usually criticism aimed at library authors who often come from very academic backgrounds with very poor sense (lack of exp?) of just how lazy professional developers ar
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by lugg 8y ago
I mentioned witness testimony as somewhat legitimate simply because it is opt in in nature. The rest is assuredly not opt in. This is the very basic argument: if I don't opt in, you do not have a right to my private affairs, details, p
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by lugg 8y ago
Your response illuminates the exact boiling frog / slippery slope problem AP was referring to. None of what you mentioned should have been granted to the police but because of similar apathetic non argument whataboutism tactics like yo
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by lugg 8y ago
You don't have to check baby's diaper to know they went number 2. Python ML code is a bit of a joke. If you're any kind of semi professional developer who sees deep learning code for the first time and doesn't say "
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by lugg 8y ago
Makes me wonder if instead we might see an MS branded Linux distro (think redhat) or C# native on Linux.
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by lugg 8y ago
I never said it was an excuse. I said it was a valid approach, so are polyfills. My issue isn't really with that my issue is that the issues with CSS and the valid workarounds are not painful enough to validate electron as a solution.
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by lugg 8y ago
Not sure why your ADHD fuelled shiny seeking is an excuse for the shitshow that is electron. Just don't use new stuff? I'm also unsure how it is even supposed to solve that specific issue considering my laptop is currently running
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by lugg 8y ago
You are right, no western agent is being obliged here.. The argument is a neutrality one, essentially that Google and Apple should not be enforcing morality here or abroad. Should we also just drop sanctions and ban exports to these nations
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by lugg 8y ago
I am still blown away by how powerful CSS grid is. https://youtu.be/7kVeCqQCxlk It's sad it doesn't get more use. Potwntially this is because CSS frameworks hide all this away and nobody is really learning CSS any
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by lugg 8y ago
> A lot of no responses, no way to gauge how i'm doing, and even when rejections come in there's no information along with them to help me understand why or how to improve If you don't come out of an interview and know you
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by lugg 8y ago
You had me until you tried to justify bubbling the error instead of handling it at its source while possible.
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by lugg 8y ago
GP stated they avoid investing in them. i.e. the risk profile doesn't align with their I vestment strategy. What you're bringing up is kind of obvious but also irrelevant. I'd ask what businesses do they invest in and figure
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by lugg 8y ago
After learning more about how to write well for your audience I've become more forgiving for this kind of thing. Writing well involves a lot of tradeoffs. The article is more of a story and explaining axial precession distracts from th
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by lugg 8y ago
> Agrees, badly.
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by lugg 8y ago
Your argument from authority doesn't really add any weight here. We have already mostly solved the problem by playing whackamole for a few years. Ublock mostly have things solved now. Sure some lists are over the top but for the most p

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