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by nawitus 12y ago
How about using Web Components? They seem to solve most of the problems that JavaScript frameworks try to solve.
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by nawitus 12y ago
JavaScript code is not unmaintainable.
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by nawitus 12y ago
When will nanomsg have a non-beta release?
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by nawitus 12y ago
How relevant is DirectX11/12 these days now that OpenGL is so successful thanks to mobile and web?
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by nawitus 12y ago
There is a thing called "a coding architect". It basically means that you're a programmer just like any other, but you have more responsibility on the overall architecture of the project. Sure, I've seen plenty of these
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by nawitus 12y ago
Meh. Good effort, I guess.
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by nawitus 12y ago
Some of those problems are with the DOM and browsers, not JavaScript.
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by nawitus 12y ago
ES6 fat arrow syntax doesn't require parentheses if there is only one function parameter. If there are more, parentheses make the code more readable in my opinion.
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by nawitus 12y ago
>If you've got any sort of programming skill your js will only be concatenated on test and production builds, not on development. Development builds should use concatenated and minified .js code. That verifies that the development b
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by nawitus 12y ago
>to them we'll be wreckless and inefficient neanderthals. They'll be just happy to have their governments. Like having this monolithic antivirus installed on society, to keep everyone 'safe'. Does the current society
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by nawitus 12y ago
>With Go, you never, ever have to write any OS-specific code. Okay. The article claimed otherwise: "In Go, you can define different files for different operating systems that implement functionality depending on the operating system
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by nawitus 12y ago
>Performance I didn't argue anything about performance. Go might have better performance than Node.js, but that doesn't make Go better for cross-platform distribution! They are separate factors. If performance is your top prior
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by nawitus 12y ago
My experience is that Npm "kinda works" on Windows. There are mysterious race-conditions and annoying bugs. And I'm not even talking about npm being technically completely incompatible with Windows due to the 256 character pa
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by nawitus 12y ago
>In Go, you can define different files for different operating systems that implement functionality depending on the operating system. That sounds like it's actually very difficult to support multiple operating systems. As a develop
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by nawitus 12y ago
Here's a nice video by Richard Turner demonstrating various card manipulation techniques: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=11R-jy8DZt8
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by nawitus 12y ago
I don't like that highland uses the "_" variable in their examples. The same variable name is already used by lo-dash and underscore.
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by nawitus 12y ago
If you made more than about $40k last year, you're salary is higher than 99% of the world's population.
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by nawitus 12y ago
Here's study on carbon footprint of different diets: http://shrinkthatfootprint.com/food-carbon-footprint-diet "If the planet's population became vegan, we'd have some serious nutrition and soil manageme
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by nawitus 12y ago
Private car transportation is only a small part of transporation.
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by nawitus 12y ago
Electricity generation is only a small part of carbon dioxide emissions. If you're worried about global warming, I suggest becoming a vegan.
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by nawitus 12y ago
The upcoming Finnish patient information system will apparently be written in mumps. The total estimated cost of the system is 1.8 billion euros.
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by nawitus 12y ago
"and accidental loss in an amount that covers maximum value of bitcoin we hold in online storage at any given time" What about the value in the offline storage?
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by nawitus 12y ago
I believe you would have to pay property taxes on these houses.
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by nawitus 12y ago
The article describes how to start an operating system, not how to write it. The article even states this at the end: "Now, your job would be to develop your little kernel in the system.asm file.
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by nawitus 12y ago
>If the state pays then the companies are paying anyway Yes, but it's better for the state to pay it so that because if companies pay maternity leaves completely, the cost is not distributed evenly. >The continued existence of th
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by nawitus 12y ago
>Men at all age levels have higher insurance rates than women. This means they are riskier employees than women and if the reason women are being paid less is purely economic then the situation ought to be reversed and men should be paid
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by nawitus 12y ago
I don't think individual companies have such a responsibility. It's better to have the state pay for these costs.
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by nawitus 12y ago
Can someone respond to these points instead of just downvoting?
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by nawitus 12y ago
Tinfoil Chat[1] is a semi-practical application of the one-time pad encryption. The paper mentions the inconvenience of sending the keys: >Another common argument is that unlike symmetric PSKs, OTP keys also eventually run out and users
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by nawitus 12y ago
That's a good reason for the state to pay for maternity leave instead of individual companies.

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