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by nawitus 10y ago
And if the package supports the "typings" property, you don't even need to separately install types.
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by nawitus 10y ago
JavaScript's "logic" may be single-threaded, but it's asynchronous event loop solves a lot of problems that a single-threaded synchronous model has (like what Python has by default).
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by nawitus 10y ago
What language is that?
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by nawitus 10y ago
> If your organization's demographics don't match the demographics of the broader population of qualified candidates This hasn't been demonstrated.
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by nawitus 10y ago
Try to improve their hiring process without focusing on hiring minorities?
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by nawitus 10y ago
What do you mean break? Anyway, there are many differences between refined sugar and natural sugar in e.g. fruit.
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by nawitus 10y ago
Was this no refined sugar or no sugar at all?
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by nawitus 10y ago
>e.g. template ifs and repeats don't know to reevaluate in many cases. Examples?
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by nawitus 10y ago
Yes to Firefox. I don't test Safari.
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by nawitus 10y ago
The shadow DOM polyfill works fine in IE. There are a few problems with IE though, the main one I've encountered is that dom-repeat doesn't work inside table.
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by nawitus 10y ago
"And those were very simple cars to manufacture. Teslas are... well... not." Why are Tesla Model 3 cars not simple to manufacture? I would estimate that they're simpler than regular gasoline-powered cars.
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by nawitus 10y ago
Yeah, you only need a single http request thanks to vulcanization.
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by nawitus 10y ago
Hmm, I've found that the polyfills work fine, if you need to target IE11 and latest Firefox/Chrome. Even old Chrome versions work well with the polyfill.
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by nawitus 10y ago
Why use Angular 2 when you can use web components?
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by nawitus 11y ago
Made through about two paragraphs. The writing was so biased I couldn't make it further.
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by nawitus 11y ago
Related: http://motherboard.vice.com/read/before-there-was-internet-p...
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by nawitus 11y ago
Can you use <script type="module"> with web components/Polymer (in a sane way, e.g. without duplicates being loaded like with the old <script> tag)?
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by nawitus 11y ago
I haven't had these problems.
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by nawitus 11y ago
What game causes heat problems on the S6?
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by nawitus 11y ago
Does gx support multiple, parallel versions of the same dependency (e.g. a dependency tree)? How does it work, and does it work with Node.js's require/resolve algorithm?
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by nawitus 11y ago
That sounds like the review is valuable for most people, since most people would be interested in knowing about these complaints when making a purchase decision about the product.
352.
by nawitus 11y ago
He wrote a review for the mainstream person, who is not interested in the challenges of building the product, but rather how good it is.
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by nawitus 11y ago
"This may break far more packages than might be considered acceptable." Can you elaborate?
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by nawitus 11y ago
npm has a similar feature, it's called a shrinkwrap.
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by nawitus 11y ago
You're incorrect. TypeScript can do a lot of type inference. I've used TypeScript full-time for about two years, I don't have experience with Scala.js though.
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by nawitus 11y ago
Wouldn't the CDN'd resource be already cached for most users (if we're talking about the average, often used resource)?
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by nawitus 11y ago
The article links to a bunch of jsperf.com benchmarks, but I believe[1][2] these microbenchmarks are not very useful, since they don't reflect real-time performance differences. 1. http://mrale.ph/blog/2014/02
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by nawitus 11y ago
If static typing is the selling point of Scala.js you might as well use TypeScript, which would be familiar to JavaScript developers.
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by nawitus 11y ago
I would love to implement more algorithms at my job, but it's a really rare occurrence. Mostly it's just CRUD, gluing stuff together and making tech choices.
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by nawitus 11y ago
Node.js can asynchronously make multiple (i.e. hundreds) database requests without locking the instance.

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