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by sotojuan 10y ago
SEL gets more than enough recognition and discussion. It is one of the top rated anime series of all time and in fact it's almost trite to discuss among anime cirles. Sure, it probably won't get a Hollywood adaptation (good), but
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by sotojuan 10y ago
> React is very usable without Redux. I'm not sure how they became bound so tightly together Because that's what easily-excited developers see on HN and Twitter, so they think they have to use it.
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by sotojuan 10y ago
For some reason, computer nerds think they know it all :-)
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by sotojuan 10y ago
> I hate the modern web so very much It's worse when making SPAs is my job :-(
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by sotojuan 10y ago
A lot of people's blogs are on static site generators like Jekyll or Hugo. No DB there.
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by sotojuan 10y ago
Play more video games and read more books.
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by sotojuan 10y ago
Sounds like a case of bad developers. Obviously, plenty of sites that use React do just fine. That said, I've had those frustrations at work and wishing in my head that our SPA was a server-rendered app instead.
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by sotojuan 10y ago
I've had the same experience. It took me about a week to "get" Redux as a new-ish dev back a year or so ago. Why do you think people have trouble with it?
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by sotojuan 10y ago
Beats a crowded subway in the summer!
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by sotojuan 10y ago
Uniqlo.
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by sotojuan 10y ago
A lot of devs seem completely fine with being pushovers and yes-men to the MBAs.
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by sotojuan 10y ago
Yes, but ask the author (@bitemyapp everywhere) about when.
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by sotojuan 10y ago
> The big problem I've had with Haskell is that even after gaining a pretty good understanding of the language (including monads and such) I still can't fathom how to do anything real with it I agree with you but the book has c
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by sotojuan 10y ago
I don't get the quote. Isn't a visit from the plumber scheduled? You know he's coming at 2 pm, so maybe plan to not be in the hardest problem then. In fact, the quote gives an example of why remote working is awesome. The aut
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by sotojuan 10y ago
> I'm home, I should not be doing work Just have a place at home where you only do work. It can be a room or a desk. If you try to do work on your couch, bed, or lunch table it won't work.
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by sotojuan 10y ago
Learning Haskell has been made much easier with Haskell Book[1]. Unlike LYAH, it actually has a ton of exercises and in-depth explanations so you understand the why behind things as you make progress. That said, it requires discipline to
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by sotojuan 10y ago
To each their own! Glad you found great meetups.
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by sotojuan 10y ago
I'm 23 and feel the same way. I went to meetups during college when I was free at 2-4pm. Now I get off work at 6pm and most meetups are in places that extend my commute home by 20 mins. I really don't think they're worth gett
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by sotojuan 10y ago
Is there any company that has a six hour day? Not a contractor or contracting agency, but a regular white-collar business that has full-time employees. Unfortunately, until we see a company be successful while breaking the rules (not eight
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by sotojuan 10y ago
Definitely getting it once it gets more JRPGs. I'm also interested in its Virtual Console library. Sadly Konami is dead so no more Castlevania games in the style of the DS ones :-(
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by sotojuan 10y ago
Unfortunately here in HN we constantly upvote those junior developer's Medium posts.
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by sotojuan 10y ago
Then saying "remote doesn't work" is unhelpful. How about "remote doesn't work when it's across different continents"?
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by sotojuan 10y ago
> Message boards are not where the 'A' players of the world spend their time So what are you doing here? -- Personally, I don't regret the time I sank on 4chan/video games (still play a lot), anime, etc from ages 13-2
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by sotojuan 10y ago
Usually, you don't update and wait to see what people say and wait until things are supported and tested. That said, missing out on OS X updates isn't a big deal. In fact, a lot of people prefer staying in older versions until for
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by sotojuan 10y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14110204
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by sotojuan 10y ago
Aside from being good software, it was created by a prominent person in the React/JS community and co-developed by a well-known Facebook engineer in the React team. It was lucky to be adopted by large companies quickly, but a) easier t
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by sotojuan 10y ago
The good old case of developers and designers only testing their sites on a maxed out Macbook Pro running Chrome with super fast fiber.
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by sotojuan 10y ago
All Nintendo needs to do is make playing older games as easy as opening up Emuparadise and clicking a few buttons. High prices, not being able to play some SNES games available for the Wii on the 3DS (wtf, just let play FFVI on the go), poo
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by sotojuan 10y ago
They made the interview feel longer by making the font so thin it takes you twice as long to read.
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by sotojuan 10y ago
A lot of people are into the "functional JS!!1!!1!!" hype and blindly dislike anything related to OOP with little information. Also, TS does not force you into OOP. TS codebase itself does not have any classes.

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