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pvorb
9y ago
What does HP mean in this context?
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9y ago
Thank you for these insights. Especially the article from Simple was very insightful.
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Ask HN: What technology is involved in your data Warehouse/ETL process?
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9y ago
IntelliJ/WebStorm is also pretty good at this (with JavaScript at least) by indexing a whole project and its dependencies. Refactoring doesn't work that well, though.
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9y ago
So why is emodendroket referring to ctrl-w then?
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9y ago
Fortunately, somebody already took a snapshot and there's a way back : https://web.archive.org/web/20170821212745/https://github.co...
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An Introduction to Project Lombok
(vorba.ch)
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9y ago
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ROCA, an alternative to SPAs
(roca-style.org)
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A critical perspective on the typical FP vs. OO debate
(innoq.com)
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9y ago
The ticket is about the Windows version so xvfb is not an option.
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9y ago
Why should it be generous? It's been paid through taxes.
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9y ago
Yep, you should also send a Content-Type if your request has a body.
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9y ago
I try to avoid writing comments as much as possible. Whenever I feel the need to express myself in a comment I ask myself if I can simplify and clarify my code by extracting a method or variable with a descriptive name. In the end every met
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Ask HN: How often do you write comments in your code?
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9y ago
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pvorb
9y ago
If the knife has a sharp handle, it is to blame. Many frameworks have common pitfalls. I've got no opinion where these are in React/Redux though.
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10y ago
With Java 8 having Optional and Lambdas, this is no longer the case: final Optional<String> myOptionalVar = functionThatReturnsOptional(); final String output = myOptionalVar .map(str -> str.length() > 10 ? &q
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10y ago
How about portals as in "Portal"?
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10y ago
You're welcome.
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10y ago
I've written both my bachelor's and master's thesis using Pandoc and Markdown with occasional LaTeX markup.
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10y ago
It's Erdős, not Erdös btw.
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10y ago
Disclaimer: This story is not by me but really worth reading. Posting it here for better discussion.
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Switching roles told me how hard it is for women to get the respect they deserve
(twitter.com)
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10y ago
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Integration Testing Spring Boot Apps on Travis CI and Sauce Labs
(vorba.ch)
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pvorb
10y ago
Simply use Atom Syndication Format instead of RSS.
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10y ago
https://npm-stat.com It lets you look up download statistics for packages on npm. You can pick a date range, or aggregate all downloads for an author.
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10y ago
If you like systems programming, you should look for startups using Rust or Go. I think they are more popular in the startup scene right now.
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10y ago
I keep hearing React reminds Java devs of JSF. But I've never heard it as a compliment.
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10y ago
No, it's just basic maths.
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10y ago
New CSS technologies like formulas (calc) and variables (or Sass, PostCSS) will allow designers to do this without programming.
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10y ago
I had a laugh. :)
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