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by scottmf 9y ago
The reason for that is Yarn wasn’t an option. Those are write-ins.
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by scottmf 9y ago
It would be nice if it could run tests in-browser to show whether a submission passes or not.
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by scottmf 9y ago
Is that when they subsidized the ISPs with billions to build out infrastructure, which they never did? The problem with anti-government rhetoric in the US is it creates a self-fulfilling prophecy. Government is not inherently as incompetent
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by scottmf 9y ago
There’s a lot to dislike about the UK government, but the way they regulated the ISP market is perfect. We have one of the most competitive ISP markets in the world. In my time in the US several years ago I was horrified at the cost and qua
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by scottmf 9y ago
>Not to mention, the combined approach is 100% necessary if you are going to require a server render for your react||vue|ember stuff Why’s that?
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by scottmf 9y ago
No doubt someone will build that library though
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by scottmf 9y ago
I’ve had this happen too. But I wouldn’t want to go back to the previous gen keyboard.
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by scottmf 9y ago
https://github.com/eslint/eslint
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by scottmf 9y ago
> Welcome to React. Looks like less than 200kb of JS. And the initial page load is less than 30kb HTML/CSS.
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by scottmf 9y ago
Relevant discussion: https://gist.github.com/Rich-Harris/0b6f317657f5167663b493c7...
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by scottmf 9y ago
That’s a very unfair assumption. In my (admittedly short) time on the ReasonML Discord I’ve found chenglou and other members of the Reason team to be incredibly helpful and involved with the community.
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by scottmf 9y ago
Hey Ben, thanks for all your great work on Absinthe (and for being so helpful on Slack!)
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by scottmf 9y ago
I believe the syntax is still a work in progress, but the long term goal seems to be replacing JavaScript/winning over JS devs with a familiar syntax.
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by scottmf 9y ago
ReasonML is fairly new but I believe Facebook has big plans for it, so we’re likely going to hear a lot more about it in the coming months.
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by scottmf 9y ago
I haven’t looked into it, but since Reason essentially is OCaml and you can convert between them easily, are these improvements not automatically brought to OCaml?
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by scottmf 9y ago
Are the new parentheses optional? I love modern JS syntax but the Reason syntax sans parentheses was really growing on me. Also I’m still hoping for an async/await équivalent. I’d love to use Reason for Node API stuff but the JS intero
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by scottmf 9y ago
Looking at that RobertT account I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s one of the Russian IRA accounts.
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by scottmf 9y ago
Yes with a plug-in.
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by scottmf 9y ago
Do Ask HN submissions need to be approved?
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Ask HN: Anyone in London with advice on the tech scene here?
3 points by scottmf 9y ago|3 comments
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by scottmf 9y ago
I had a few 36 hour workdays this year. People thought I was crazy for doing so and they were right. There’s very rarely any benefit in trying to work when you’d usually be asleep. It’s arrogant to believe one could work 16+ hours without a
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Ask HN: Startup founder new to London looking for advice/chat
1 points by scottmf 9y ago|1 comments
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by scottmf 9y ago
Browser cache
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by scottmf 9y ago
Good god look at all these over-engineered todo lists! All you need is a piece of paper and a pencil. Maybe a pen if you’re on the immutability bandwagon.
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by scottmf 9y ago
You’ve completely missed the point.
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by scottmf 9y ago
You’re being downvoted for completely missing the point of the project.
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by scottmf 9y ago
Completely agree. People complain about the state of web dev but we’ve honestly never had it so good.
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by scottmf 9y ago
The slightly higher upfront cost is only incurred once.
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by scottmf 9y ago
Maybe I’m not quite understanding what you’re asking, but I think you can do this with client side service workers already.
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by scottmf 9y ago
Which makes for a better user experience. What’s your point?

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