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by scanr 7y ago
London, UK | Investec | Fintech | Full Stack or Frontend Engineer | Full Time | Onsite | Permanent Join us in creating fin-tech products to help businesses grow. We're using C# and .NET Core 2.2 on the backend and React, TypeScript and
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by scanr 7y ago
Anyone know a bit more about DScript?
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by scanr 7y ago
Why does it annoy you?
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by scanr 7y ago
If his username is concolor his comment is marked as [dead] for some reason.
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by scanr 8y ago
Is there a secure alternative that achieves the same outcome?
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by scanr 8y ago
It’s more that there are other ways to reuse code. Search for “composition over inheritance” in your favourite search engine for more information.
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by scanr 8y ago
London, UK | Investec ( https://www.investec.co.uk ) | Fintech | Full Stack Engineer | Full Time | Onsite | Permanent Join us in creating fin-tech products to help businesses grow. We're using C# and .NET Core 2.2 on the back
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by scanr 8y ago
Excited about “Higher order type inference from generic functions”. Great for libraries like RxJS, Ramda and axax.
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by scanr 8y ago
London, UK | Investec ( https://www.investec.co.uk ) | Fintech | Software Engineer | Full Time | Onsite | Permanent Join us in creating fin-tech products to help businesses grow. We're using C# and .NET Core 2.2 on the backen
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by scanr 8y ago
London, UK | Investec ( https://www.investec.co.uk ) | Fintech | Junior Developer | Full Time | Onsite | Permanent Join us in creating fin-tech products to help businesses grow. We're using C# and .NET Core 2.2 on the backend
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by scanr 8y ago
I think that this should be true for any position. I find you can generally get better people working with you if you put effort into making them feel like they will be valued, compensated fairly and that the role will be meaningful. And th
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by scanr 8y ago
Security risks I can think of: - lots of information that could be used for identity theft unless you clear it all - an attack vector for scamming your friends unless you defriend them all - leaking information about your friends unless you
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by scanr 8y ago
Terry Pratchett used to hang around on alt.fan.pratchett. When he came to South Africa, me and a few other folk from the news group had dinner with him.
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by scanr 8y ago
You can do the first render statically into s3 and then attach react. So basically your build does the SSR. It works if you have a smallish number of pages.
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by scanr 8y ago
Google will load JavaScript but you can also use react-static to do static SSR if you’d like your first render to be fast or you’d like better SEO from crawlers that don’t read JS. Ping me if you’d like to know more.
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by scanr 8y ago
London, UK | Investec ( https://www.investec.co.uk ) | Fintech | Junior Developer | Full Time | Onsite | Permanent Join us in creating fin-tech products to help businesses grow. We're using C# and .NET Core 2.2 on the backend
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by scanr 8y ago
Investec | Software Engineer | London, UK | Full Time | Onsite | https://investec.co.uk The team you'd be joining is a diverse 20-person team on a mission to create a unique business banking experience for UK's underse
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by scanr 8y ago
SEEKING FREELANCER | Remote ActiveTrial https://www.activetrial.com/ helps biotech companies manage their clinical trial budgets. We're looking for someone that can commit to a six month contract at approx 20 hours a w
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by scanr 8y ago
I think react-static is pretty good if you want something relatively close to the metal
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by scanr 8y ago
Do you know what the downsides would be of using a t2.micro in production (for a low volume of requests)?
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by scanr 8y ago
Thanks for your suggestions. Chaining would be neat. For each should be pretty simple to do.
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by scanr 8y ago
Thanks, John! And thanks for contributing. I find that their are async problems where it’s easier to reason about control flow using async iterators vs observables. This slideshow (link provided by @smg) does a great job of explaining when
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by scanr 8y ago
Would love to. Do you know where I could find some in the wild? They often help inform what functions to add to axax.
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by scanr 8y ago
Thanks! Someone else showed me callbags just today. Looks great.
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by scanr 8y ago
This is just a number of utility functions I found useful to use on top of async iterators. The great thing about async iterators is that the implementation for a lot of these is relatively simple.
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by scanr 8y ago
Author here. Happy to answer any questions.
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Show HN: Axax – Async iterator extensions for JavaScript(github.com)
74 points by scanr 8y ago|48 comments
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by scanr 8y ago
haha, you're the first person to ask! I once wrote a BPM / Workflow engine using serializable continuations and it worked quite well. I've since been surprised that they don't seemed to be taken off.
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by scanr 8y ago
Author here. This is a pretty simple script and I suspect there may be smarter ways to do this but it's been useful for me and others, so thought I'd share it.
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Show HN: Manage remote working IP whitelist in AWS(github.com)
5 points by scanr 8y ago|3 comments

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