softawre

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by softawre 10y ago
JavaScript has both the "JS can do everything" folks and the "JS was a terrible mistake, only idiots use it" folks.
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by softawre 10y ago
Enterprise
723.
by softawre 10y ago
as a tradeoff for security? Ok.. I mean, using a VPN is slower than not, but tons of people use them
724.
by softawre 10y ago
Happiness is based on how well you are off compared to others? I mean, this is incredibly sad. But it's true, for some, I guess. This is why those who are making 15$/hour don't want the minimum wage to go to 15$/hour -
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by softawre 10y ago
Depends if you're working on some LOB application with average programmers or if you're writing a game that pushes the limits of modern technology.
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by softawre 10y ago
VSCode has this as well.
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by softawre 10y ago
Tooling is getting better. Ever looked at what Amazon does with formal methods to "prove correctness" for some of their systems? Of course you can argue that "good enough" for them is "damn near perfect". htt
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by softawre 10y ago
What?
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by softawre 10y ago
What class of drugs? If you don't mind.
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by softawre 10y ago
It does put your view and viewmodel into the same file though, which makes it very easy to form a tight coupling there. But.. from what I've read their argument is that the view and viewmodel are coupled by nature, and that it makes
731.
by softawre 10y ago
Do you really need to "source" a post like this?
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by softawre 10y ago
"in my opinion" is implied here, especially given the context of the surrounding discussion.
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by softawre 10y ago
I think what the GP was talking about is more like RDP for a development environment.
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by softawre 10y ago
Agreed. The simple case is a car that is shipped to not allow speeds faster than say 120MPH, and the owner removing the governor. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Governor_(device)#Cars
735.
by softawre 10y ago
If you're building a simple app, keep it simple (but, do you even need React then?). If you're building Facebook, bring on the strong typing and design patterns that facilitate building large javascript applications.
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by softawre 10y ago
Unity doesn't, which is part of the reason it is so popular. Their competitors do - Unreal takes 5% of gross revenue.
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by softawre 10y ago
Are you kidding? Titles mean something. And then there's the pay raise...
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by softawre 10y ago
http://martinfowler.com/articles/serverless.html
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by softawre 10y ago
RES does this. I know that's not the same thing..
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by softawre 10y ago
> That's like watching NASCAR in the hopes that someone will die in a fiery car crash. You do realize that is exactly the reason most people watch Nascar, right?
741.
by softawre 10y ago
Here you are, on HN, saying why things aren't possible. Yet these guys are out there making them work. Food for thought.
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by softawre 10y ago
What about all of the things that are just at the company HQ? My big software company has a clinic, gym, cafe, etc. onsite, but we have remote employees. Same thing, right?
743.
by softawre 10y ago
This comment says nothing for the people not willing to go watch random youtube videos to hear your point. Could you have not articulated it with a bit of text and used the link to further clarify what you mean?
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by softawre 10y ago
This makes a lot of assumptions, like the NSA hasn't broken algorithms we consider secure, that they're not somehow sharing keys, or using a gimped algorithm on purpose, etc.
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by softawre 10y ago
Interactive Intelligence | Indianapolis | US. REMOTE or Onsite | Full-time | https://inin.com Interview is standard, quick tech phone screen then fly you out for onsite with the team. We do workforce management software. Full s
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by softawre 10y ago
Wow, I have a very similar experience to yours. My wife worked, same thing, now doesn't work, and she feels lonely and like she (1) isn't contributing and (2) has no adult conversation. I try to help her by mentioning how great s
747.
by softawre 10y ago
I don't think you have to link the DK effect on this forum.. Half of us know it like the back of our hand, and the other half are too dumb to think they can learn it. Not sure which half is which though.
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by softawre 10y ago
If my users care about and/or use Lynx that I will support it. Until then, it's just a feature that doesn't have the ROI to invest in.
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by softawre 10y ago
Agreed. Chrome even manages to work with 2 layers of source maps for my project (TS->JS->require). Not to mention that the FF "source file" view is this huge dropdown that is terrible to use when you have hundreds of files
750.
by softawre 10y ago
You have some pretty bold claims here and not much to back them up. If you gave us some examples or studies you'd be highly upvoted, in my experience. Anyway, I appreciate your viewpoint.

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