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931.
by shados 9y ago
That heavily depends on where you go and the area. Not the same as a car, but when I went to get the check for the down payment on my home (which was 6 figures), I went to my bank which happened to be in a pretty upscale neighborhood were h
932.
by shados 9y ago
For sure that's great. The issue are still: - it's not there today - it still has to be bolted on (eg: adding new keywords, as opposed to, let say, Flow automatically doing nominal typing for Classes, which was the right move). -
933.
by shados 9y ago
Even if they enable it, it might be through a switch like strict nulls (which was a huge mistake to implement so late). That's not great.
934.
by shados 9y ago
> and leads to languages that cease to value other things like simplicity Simplicity is subjective. Some people think that TypeScript is overly complex compared to simply using JavaScript. Other people feel like Scala's type system
935.
by shados 9y ago
I wish. Then I wouldn't get woken up by little brats every Saturday morning. I live in one of the densest, most expensive neighborhood in the US outside of SF, and there's still a bazillion little kids and screaming babies all ove
936.
by shados 9y ago
A network of people who will assert you know your stuff, right. Friends will say whatever you want them to say. A guy I worked with, who never shipped anything, had no idea how to code at all, who got black out wasted several times during c
937.
by shados 9y ago
sorry, terrible choice of words on my part (more like the world's worse freudian slip, as I was thinking "like apps in the app store). I meant that they're going to show up like any other app in the app list, settings to be t
938.
by shados 9y ago
And if you follow those guidelines and with the right meta data, they get treated specially by certain 3rd party, like google/android letting you update them in the app store. Just like AMP are fundamentally websites built on a bunch o
939.
by shados 9y ago
The internet is going to be all AMP and PWA soon, so everything is served from google or on the app store. Enjoy! /barf.
940.
by shados 9y ago
Yeah, having equal leave + a bit more for actual pregnancy does make sense (it takes quite a bit leading up to childbirth and recovery after ward). not 3x as much though.
941.
by shados 9y ago
federal law gives 12 weeks unpaid leave. Companies may give paid leave, and usually make it uneven and pat themselves on the back by how pro-women they are, when they are effectively screwing them over long term for a short term benefit by
942.
by shados 9y ago
Almost no one will bat an eye at how fathers get a fraction of the time off mothers get in the US at "pro parents" companies. Eg: Mothers might get 3 mothers, fathers might get 1. Sure, mothers need a bit more time to physically r
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by shados 9y ago
The entire industry is just people who are very wrong hitting critical mass until no one remembers what was right.
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by shados 9y ago
And that's the issue. Most engineers don't understand HTTP. Just the amount of people who confuse PUT and POST is pretty high. Getting people to remember that media type exists is hard. Add in the rest, it's just not happenin
945.
by shados 9y ago
Correct. While I live in the US, english is absolutely my second language. I meant property taxes :)
946.
by shados 9y ago
Its like municipal taxes. People don't get about the cost of the house itself. They only care about the monthly payment (or well, the total cost of ownership, since the deduction only directly affect you yearly). This is kind of like m
947.
by shados 9y ago
The renting vs buying choice is absolutely a common topic when people consider buying. Also, when comes time to see how much you can afford per month, it is absolutely part of the calculation. In SF, NYC, Boston, etc, it can make a differen
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by shados 9y ago
Any itemized deductions have to add up and pass the standard deduction. Thats normal, but they add up. With that said, as a lot of people said, in high cost areas, it goes really quick, especially if you add municipal taxes which can also b
949.
by shados 9y ago
Even if you can afford to live in the city, most richer people I know move to the suburb for quality of life reasons. Not just for space either. I live in an extremely gentrified neighborhood in one of the most densely populated city in the
950.
by shados 10y ago
Yeah, it's pretty trivial to rebuild Redux with a couple of functional building blocks, or my personal favorite, with RxJS and the scan operator. I'm surprised that didn't pick up more yet.
951.
by shados 10y ago
Some people say ceremony and boilerplate. I say transparency and extension points :)
952.
by shados 10y ago
The docs are fine. Redux is just a victim of its popularity. A lot of people jumping on it are people who are used to things like Rails, where there's one way to do things, every little bit of boilerplate is abstracted away (and if you
953.
by shados 10y ago
While it wasn't really the original point, Redux picked up at a time where Angular 1 had a near monopoly. Redux got mindshare because it was the opposite. Do away with the magic, have a predictable flow, and virtually no framework. Jus
954.
by shados 10y ago
there's actually quite a few bootcamps and social programs to help minorities break into the field, actually.
955.
by shados 10y ago
Cocoa soylent was just a better alternative to what I had as options for breakfast. Typical breakfast sandwich or cheap cereals were not particularly great. I'm honestly not sure how healthy it is, but I'd be very surprised if it
956.
by shados 10y ago
And now you know why rent in big cities around tech hubs is so crazy high: because its worth it (and building more housing will just attract more people)
957.
by shados 10y ago
You can still lower the bar below "hiring straight out of college in droves". Hiring more self taught and bootcamp people is often advocated as a way to increase diversity, and a lot of roles don't require a college degree (p
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by shados 10y ago
You don't even need a class, but either way, this is essentially how Elm works. There are very different semantics at work there though. Elm is Fractal, Redux is not. Each have tradeoffs. Some stuff gets simpler, some stuff gets harder
959.
by shados 10y ago
I really love Redux, and I use it for most things, but that is simply not true. Redux/MobX is a solution to the Angular 1-style issue where state is all over the place, but you sure can make full blown apps that way (it's not even
960.
by shados 10y ago
async/await is still based on promises, and promises are a naive/simplistic answer to the problem. It works fine for simple cases, but those are cases that were simple to begin with (Ok, maybe they would not be fine with CPS, but

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