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by patates 10y ago
I usually get the idea from the comments on HN that competing on price alone just doesn't work. Do you think that's a myth or did you have special case at hand?
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by patates 10y ago
Agreed, but the probability of not shipping at all is high for any startup.
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by patates 10y ago
It's not dynamic and doesn't even allow wildcards. So, you have to use hashes given that opening /details?id=123 won't be served from the cache even if you have everything on the client side to construct that page. Most
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by patates 10y ago
This is a side effect (there definitely was a better word for this) of the crime, not the punishment.
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by patates 10y ago
I really don't like when subscribers get the instance as an implicit this instead of an explicit parameter. It makes code harder to read if you ask me. Other than that nitpick, the examples given in the Readme.md are a bit too basic,
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by patates 10y ago
You can't have generic functions that can wrap data so you end up passing concrete models or interfaces to views - no generic view-models for you. The inflexibility of the type system isn't a big deal when you are working on netwo
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by patates 10y ago
Dart doesn't have the adoption yet and has a different plan when it comes to mobile ( https://github.com/flutter/flutter ). I love Go, but it's not really a suitable language to do UI, or anything that deals
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by patates 10y ago
Why are you picking on Muslims? Is there any religious group who support or at least are not against LGBTs? I also know a lot of gay Muslims (and Christians. and Jews.) I personally don't like/understand religion, but spreading FU
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by patates 10y ago
Exactly! So many people assume that the emerging of a new "best" way of writing front-end software renders all previous architectural decisions wrong. It even came to the point that some people reject using any frameworks or even
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by patates 10y ago
> Why pay for a license when, worst case, you'll be taken to court to pay the same amount? First of all: I'm not a lawyer and this is not legal advice. You don't pay the full price of the intellectual property when licen
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by patates 10y ago
I've lived through and heard about this so many times that it stopped being an anecdote for me a long time ago; it's just how hostile most of the 3rd party AV applications are. They, IMHO, should be given no system access and shou
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by patates 10y ago
Having to log out and back in to refresh ENV is the biggest annoyance IMHO.
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by patates 10y ago
Wow, Windows has a tiling window manager? You don't mean window snapping hopefully, or do you?
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by patates 10y ago
Switch to TypeScript or Flow. Then at least it's worth the wait (in terms of correctness).
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by patates 10y ago
> Also, TIL: Slava is defmarco Just another +1 to the "OMG it's him/her?" moments regularly experience while reading HN. Thanks for mentioning.
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by patates 10y ago
Game dev companies I've interviewed in Germany were just bad. I can't name names because of the things they make you sign, but I've talked to a bunch of employees and they were a) one of the "dinosaurs" who honestly
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by patates 10y ago
I just love what you created, and really hope that it just keeps getting better. I was discussing with my team to switch to RethinkDB on some services just this Monday. Such quality work should not be abandoned! In any case, thank you so mu
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by patates 10y ago
> (...) it stands to reason that appearance is more important to developers of JS tools/libraries. Which could imply that peer recognition or career building is a more common, or stronger motivators in this particular demographic (o
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by patates 10y ago
> the current JavaScript landscape seems to have a fairly low index; there are a huge number of tools with very few clear winners at this point in time This isn't a problem by itself, the problem is the ever-changing "clear win
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by patates 10y ago
Sqlite is perfectly fine, at the very least, quite easy to to transfer the entered data to postgres. Thank you for the suggestion, I'll look into this.
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by patates 10y ago
Seems like a good place to ask: I just want some good GUI for data entry. For querying, command line already covers like 90% of my needs. I don't mean something like Access for postgres or a full-fledged CMS which will mess with my bea
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by patates 10y ago
That could have been inspiring at best, and not even that IMHO.
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by patates 10y ago
> involuntary circumcision I'm a theological non-cognitivist, coming from a Muslim family. Putting involuntary at the front does not make circumcisions which had the consent of an underage kid OK. I'm very sensitive about this,
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by patates 10y ago
I think it's just a convention that's used when writing "About The Author" sections. Not really a statement of personality.
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by patates 10y ago
Well, this is not the first time that a comment on HN not only made me change my opinion but also taught me something. Thank you for the detailed answer. Maybe the specific example you give can be solved in a very hacky way with something
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by patates 10y ago
My opinion is that all the extensions on JavaScript should be implemented as Babel plugins, including Typescript. That would solve all the compatibility problems. Well, when Babel first came out I also thought that it should have been a Swe
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by patates 10y ago
I can speak maybe 5 words in Spanish but I was usually told that it was easy to learn?
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by patates 10y ago
What wouldn't I give to have such attention span! I can't even watch a movie these days (months? um, years?). Yesterday I alt-tabbed to chrome and opened HN while hearing the movie that I was in the middle of watching. Yes, I have
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by patates 10y ago
In Turkey, the very next step is being thrown into jail for voting for some political party which the ruling party doesn't like. Yes a successful coup would have been a hard-to-reach "even worse". An unsuccessful one is a nig
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by patates 10y ago
I can't begin to tell how wonderful is the thing you've come up with. However, I would really like to be able to a) host it on my own server as an open source app b) pay for it I think it's in the human nature to ignore the u

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