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by phpnode 11y ago
Don't worry, graphql isn't related to graphs.
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by phpnode 11y ago
In theory, the opposite, because a compiler knows that a constant binding never changes so the value it references can be inlined everywhere it is used without having to do runtime checks. But I think engines are not doing this yet.
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by phpnode 11y ago
Github jobs has existed for years and years but I agree that they are massively under-utilising their data. https://jobs.github.com/
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by phpnode 11y ago
This one is truly async, it uses a libuv managed thread pool.
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by phpnode 11y ago
It does it on the main thread, pseudo-async, so I agree with you, you should not use this library. Look for a native module instead.
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by phpnode 11y ago
The array of pointers thing is standard/common but I'm not aware of any which use the features of the graph itself to avoid pointer indirection. Typically the edges are stored in some kind of tree structure anyway so I'd gues
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by phpnode 11y ago
> The problem with a "pointer" like this is that you then can't move stuff around as easily You can, it just requires one further level of pointer indirection. Rather than pointing to the physical location of the data, you
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by phpnode 11y ago
It certainly seems that way, but one of the fundamental rules here is that you can't ordinarily trust clocks to keep in sync, they drift, jump backwards and forwards etc. Google solve this problem using synchronized atomic clocks in
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by phpnode 11y ago
I was reacting to your assumption that I blindly accept the news as reported as truth, in order to "feel better about life" in your words. You don't know anything about me.
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by phpnode 11y ago
The burden of knowlege must rest heavy on your shoulders, if only other people were as capable of critical thinking as you are the world would be a better place... Seriously though feel free to keep your ill-informed assumptions to yourself
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by phpnode 11y ago
Well, yes, to a large degree. A famous, reputable news source is generally going to provide better quality service than smaller media outlets.
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by phpnode 11y ago
In the nicest possible way, your post reads like "Passive income suggestions (2006)" - e.g. I can't really believe that stoozing still works when interest rates are so low, and getting new affiliate sites ranking is very di
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by phpnode 11y ago
Coming to the spec soonish and already supported in Babel - https://github.com/jeffmo/es-class-fields-and-static-propert...
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by phpnode 11y ago
Absolutely this. Not only do assertions make it easier to validate your understanding, they capture and preserve that understanding for future developers (including yourself, 6 weeks from now). Assertions are comments which can always be tr
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The Manual (1988)(freshonthenet.co.uk)
6 points by phpnode 11y ago|0 comments
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by phpnode 11y ago
* she
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by phpnode 11y ago
I propose "figuratively".
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by phpnode 11y ago
It's idiomatic style in the K community, e.g. here's a random source file from kdb itself - http://code.kx.com/wsvn/code/kx/kdb%2B/c/c/odbc.c Some members of that community prefer thi
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by phpnode 11y ago
> I'm not sure it's possible to move a project using Babel 5, async/await, generators and react to upgrade to Babel 6. I've spent hours on it. Well, you're actually right. Babel 6 has had a lot of problems, parti
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by phpnode 11y ago
This reddit thread offers some pretty interesting / convincing speculation on Craig Wright's scam - https://www.reddit.com/r/Buttcoin/comments/3web4s/some_more_...
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Show HN: Design by Contract for JavaScript(github.com)
9 points by phpnode 11y ago|1 comments
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by phpnode 11y ago
Yes, true
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by phpnode 11y ago
Things regularly fail to make it due to web compat, e.g. Array.prototype.contains() was rejected.
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by phpnode 11y ago
IRHydra2 is pretty good for it but has a learning curve. There is really no need for the arguments object in a world with default and rest parameters, and it has always been an obstacle to performance, so I'm glad arrow functions don&#
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by phpnode 11y ago
It would not be a web compatible change so will never happen. Too much code relies on them being different.
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by phpnode 11y ago
No one believes this, but even if it were true it would not excuse your behaviour. It is not a defence.
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by phpnode 11y ago
You just called the woman that you were harassing a coward.
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by phpnode 11y ago
No one is trashing YC here, plenty of people criticising you and your behaviour though. Maybe you should reflect on that.
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by phpnode 11y ago
No one needs to sockpuppet or troll on this thread, you are doing a fantastic job of ruining your own business and clearly need no further assistance. You had an opportunity to make this right, but now you're doubling down on the insan
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by phpnode 11y ago
Your cofounder specifically mentioned that you made those comments, not your presumably fictional support team. Are you lying or is your cofounder?

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