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by patates 5y ago
They are in the top 20 countries in terms of GDP...
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by patates 5y ago
> Most people think it (Etherium) will replace bitcoin Sorry for going full meta and I hope this doesn't come across as mean but, coin speculation is something I hope to see less on HN. There's enough of this on Twitter and eve
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by patates 5y ago
It's always easy if you're the only one writing/maintaining the code. Also, if your job is writing code, I'd bet you'd have less difficulty manipulating spaghetti code.
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by patates 5y ago
This was 8 years ago, not sure how much it is these days. It could as well be 1 euro, I'd still be very angry, as it's not about the money.
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by patates 5y ago
Germany has the same. I once had to pay a 80 euro fine because the driver opened just the middle door at the bus stop as he had nearly skipped the stop, and I hopped in without thinking, and the ticket controlled who stopped me (as I was go
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by patates 5y ago
I'm not sure, but I haven't had any performance problems (including some performance score tests), even in larger projects.
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by patates 5y ago
I really like chaining array methods but you should also never forget it's incredibly easy to introduce crazy computational complexity with them.
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by patates 5y ago
You can link to your main css from within the component. Browsers are smart enough to use the cached css file.
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by patates 5y ago
That made me vaguely remember the story someone once upon a time posted somewhere about his position being obsolete and going to work doing nothing... It's been so long, I don't remember enough details to search for it. Maybe some
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by patates 5y ago
How does the virus RNA survive that long in the body?
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by patates 5y ago
Additionally: I have this beautiful device with great computing power but I can't install my favorite extensions on its browser.
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by patates 5y ago
The bar appeared for me on dev. edition and as I use that as a secondary browser (To Firefox standard), I dismissed the bar. If many people are like me, the measurements could very well be wrong, no?
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by patates 5y ago
I think there were attempts to rewrite a subset of TS in another language. I don't mean assemblyscript, no. Also, if I could use TS on the backend without node (say, with the lib/runtime of another language), that would be amazing
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Ask HN: Are there any bots among us?
5 points by patates 5y ago|8 comments
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by patates 5y ago
webpack is web-oriented though. While what you are saying is right, for a project which aims to keep web as its focus, this would perhaps not be the best way forward. When we also look the the codebase, they are not using webpack for webpac
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by patates 5y ago
Runtimes, sure, but how do you dogfood tooling that transpiles JS to JS for frontend?
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by patates 5y ago
It does make sense with TypeScript as it's a language. It, however, does not make sense with "tooling" (IMHO - there may be of course obvious stuff I may be missing). Tooling may also use a transpiled language but again, I, a
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by patates 5y ago
Exactly, as when it comes to transpilers, it's unlikely that you can eat your own dog food anyway - as in, compiling/transpiling/whatevering webpack with webpack for webpack development would make no sense as far as I can tel
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by patates 6y ago
Many people cannot (or aren't allowed to) author stuff in the open and/or hosted somewhere else, so being able to self-host is a must. Doesn't take anything away from the awesome product they built, it's just what it is.
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by patates 6y ago
In the comment you replied to, it says > A wealthy and prosperous nation doesn't want coal and can afford the cost of switching to alternatives. AFAICT, China is a wealthy and prosperous nation, and by nation we mean the state, but
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by patates 6y ago
Oh, now I understand what you mean. Thanks for the clarification!
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by patates 6y ago
I'm a mixture of Greek, Turkish and Bulgarian, and am now a German citizen. I understand that it's impossible for me to be impartial in such discussions but it may help others in the discussion being more civil if you could say so
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by patates 6y ago
Hopefully the number of separatist statements will die down eventually. Blanket statements like this verge on being racist. Totally okay if you state your reasons, and I would also agree that Turkey, in its current political and economic cl
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by patates 6y ago
The whole point is they do everything they can not to allow us to leave it.
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by patates 6y ago
I don't like the defeatist attitude. Targeted advertising is an opportunistic reaction of the companies who lived the first-mover advantage to its fullest, lacking any regulation. The market is big enough and can survive regulation, an
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by patates 6y ago
Oh, so the one against Uyghurs? I didn't know Germany didn't acknowledge that.
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by patates 6y ago
> Germany, of all countries, is unwilling to acknowledge a genocide genocide to protect their auto industry You mean the Herero? What does that have to do with auto industry? (I'm really asking, this was the first result I found)
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by patates 6y ago
> algorithms used to scan CVs so "5 clever if statements" (which most CV parsers are, if that wasn't clear) too are subject to extra scrutiny depending on application being labeled high risk or not. I'm not sure how t
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by patates 6y ago
Interesting, considering they don't talk about atom ( https://github.com/atom ) at all lately. Maybe they would stop developing it and contribute to VSCode instead? Is there anything atom has over VSCode?
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by patates 6y ago
Sorry, you need to be less cryptic for me to understand what you mean :)

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