softawre

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by softawre 11y ago
There are many D3 wrappers for quick starting D3. dc.js is a good one.
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by softawre 11y ago
#bigboned
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by softawre 11y ago
> 100k an hour I'm available for contract work at that rate.
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by softawre 11y ago
They require you to ack, its part of their copyright platform. Would you rather they just turn off your internet until you call in?
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by softawre 11y ago
Right. It's a good thing IMO. Even for pure Javascript, VSCode has some of the best code-completion I've seen (outside of Visual Studio).
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by softawre 11y ago
It's my daily driver. It's the best TypeScript editor on OSX, and that's why I use it for.
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by softawre 11y ago
Long time user of TooManyTabs. This is better. I figured there'd be a keyboard shortcut, since this was posted on HN after all, and thank goodness. Cheers.
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by softawre 11y ago
Imagine you have to write an algorithm to determine twitter spam. Would it include accountCreatedDate?
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by softawre 11y ago
Not really related, but Nashorn is dead to me now that I've found J2V8.
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by softawre 11y ago
Wow. He was saying they could be positive. Of course you can come up with a counter-example...
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by softawre 11y ago
I guess so. The who who recommended Webpack, I can't reply to you for some reason, though I will try it.
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by softawre 11y ago
How big is your Typescript project? Because when I read the first paragraph of this I cringed and knew where they were going. We have a medium sized Typescript app (~100k lines), and it takes 7-10 seconds to transpile to JS. Whenever a cha
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by softawre 11y ago
Time machine? Or find something you like to do with your kids.
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by softawre 11y ago
A lot of Americans think this is racist too. It's basis is rooted in the fact that "white people" still haven't repaid "black people" for slavery.
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by softawre 11y ago
Gerrit is a thing (and you should run your tests locally, if you can)
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by softawre 11y ago
You can do this already though. Right now, my team has a license server URI they type into their editor, and when we're using the software it grabs a license slot from the server. If that employee left the company they just wouldn&#x
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by softawre 11y ago
You realize it was probably the lawyers who wouldn't let him say, right? How many users does your company have?
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by softawre 11y ago
They have acknowledged.
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by softawre 11y ago
Funnily enough, the actual Spotify client uses CEF too. As does Battle.net and tons of other companies (including my own).
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by softawre 11y ago
My key problem, working with it, is you're stuck with whatever IE the user has installed on their machine. With CEF (which I've used, as have many other big companies - search your Windows PC for the dlls if you don't believe
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by softawre 11y ago
Go add your awesome thing to a list this references.
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by softawre 11y ago
I'm using this new client against Bitbucket right now. Just added local repos that I had already cloned, and it's just following the .git/config like any good git client does.
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by softawre 11y ago
> Software engineering has not been very financially rewarding What other lucrative careers do you mean? Law/Medicine? Anyone with their own firm will make more money, including software engineers. Are you not saving enough?
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by softawre 11y ago
We love TS here, and share the same experiences about finding bugs just in the conversion phase. What I think is the best part though, and it helps when bringing new people in, is the crazy-good intellisense you can get in Javascript now. B
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by softawre 11y ago
Yikes. What's funny is the article writer is a product director at Google. Fix this Luke! http://www.lukew.com/about/
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by softawre 11y ago
Haha. Which is funny, considering Netflix has some pretty good UX all around. That's what happens when developers builds UIs.
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by softawre 11y ago
It just needs to be usable, which it is in my experience. Not that it matters, but I think they use GWT.