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by nawitus 12y ago
Well, testing 4 == '4' is pointless in my opinion, because you should never use the '=='-type equality in JavaScript. I never use it, so I don't even know what that evaluates to. You should always use ===, and set u
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by nawitus 12y ago
I prefer: var Box = (a, b) => {}; I guess I just think that the more verbose form is more readable.
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by nawitus 12y ago
It's possible* to build a software which understands natural human language and allows for vague, abstract expressions. Sometimes communication fails, which is why different "commands" should have different risk levels and di
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by nawitus 12y ago
Ther's also male prostitutes.
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by nawitus 12y ago
That's 6.8 kg for anyone wondering.
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by nawitus 12y ago
Why use JSON or XML instead of storing it as code? The IDE can parse it even if it's normal code. In fact, all IDEs already parse and understand the code to a degree.
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by nawitus 12y ago
JavaScript also supports non-ascii characters in variables. You can make some pretty beautiful code involving mathematics (if the formula happens to be simple enough, that is). E.g.: { C: r => 2 * π * r }
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by nawitus 12y ago
Yeah, that's working solution, when support for that is added. Assuming versioning works with these git urls.
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by nawitus 12y ago
That's a rather centralized solution. There are many companies who host their own npm/bower registries, and they won't move to Duo.js until that's possible.
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by nawitus 12y ago
Duo.js could implement duo_require for Node.js. Every "Duo.js Node.js" app would need to be bootstrapped with Node.js require, though.
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by nawitus 12y ago
Is there support for symlinking for easy development? I mean the equivalent for 'npm link' or 'bower link'. Also, can you host your own "duo registry" (if the concept makes sense here). And if so, can you point
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by nawitus 12y ago
I think experience is greatly overrated. The main reason is that languages and libraries and frameworks change so quickly in software development. How much does 10 years of experience in C++ development help in JavaScript development? It&#x
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by nawitus 12y ago
>Even juniors can have good ideas. I propose that software developers drop this whole idea of "junior developer". There are just developers.
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by nawitus 12y ago
I think the compiler would give an error if the variable x is (later in the code) used in a way that's forbidden by the type.
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by nawitus 12y ago
So is the core problem that there's no decent IDE for C++ which can identify the "autocompleted" types to the developer?
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by nawitus 12y ago
Why don't you use an IDE that shows you the type? I do agree that jumping into a new code base can be slightly more trickier if type inference is used, but it's a minor point compared to the benefits in my opinion. If you cherry p
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by nawitus 12y ago
Never heard "kahkytyy" either, "kakskytyks" is the form I'd use too (Häme represent).
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by nawitus 12y ago
I think the developer tools in the latest Firefox are absolutely fantastic. I don't think Chrome offers anything substantially better currently for frontend development.
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by nawitus 12y ago
How does Way.js detect changes made in JavaScript to the values? E.g. if you set a new property to the object, is it reflected in the DOM?
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by nawitus 12y ago
Someone asked for this elsewhere, it's really simple. Kinda odd that it's not in the standard, though. EDIT: It's because Maps preserve insertion order, so the standard doesn't advocate use like this. var objectToMap = x
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by nawitus 12y ago
It's easy to do with a helper function. For example, this works: var objectToMap = x => new Map(Object.keys(x).map(o => [o, x[o]]));
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by nawitus 12y ago
After a quick glance at the standard, I belive email providers like Google who support SMTPUTF8 could support having two email addresses transparently to the user. According to the standard: "If the message cannot be forwarded because
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by nawitus 12y ago
It's not trivial. This is 2014, not 1960. If computers should do one thing correctly, it should be to display text. As it happens, only a small subset of languages can be displayed correctly in email addresses. It's completely and
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by nawitus 12y ago
I think PPL's nullable semantics are the best solution to the null problems. It makes it clear when you actually need to check for null.
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by nawitus 12y ago
You can add episodes if you want to.
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by nawitus 12y ago
I think the best site for finding movies is this: https://www.icheckmovies.com/ The lists are very addicting.
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by nawitus 12y ago
>(Typically very slowly, but that's enterprise vendors for you...) Ah yes, that's why you pay $$$ for software :).
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by nawitus 12y ago
Absolutely! If anyone is reading this, I recommend Eric Lippert's 11 part series on immutability in C#. The concept apply everywhere, of course. http://blogs.msdn.com/b/ericlippert/archive/2007/11&#x
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by nawitus 12y ago
Another way to answer this question is that a programming language specification tells what the language does in the case there's no stack overflow answer for the question.
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by nawitus 12y ago
I'd guess this library clones on modification, but I was talking about cloning the object on every function call.

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