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   by spicyj 10y ago

   I know. From @benvinegar's comments there (ex: https://github.com/facebook/react/issues/2686#issuecomment-2... ) it sounded like the error code system would go at least most of the way towards solving you
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   by spicyj 10y ago

   Sorry to hear this. When we spend effort stripping out bytes some people complain; when we leave it alone, others complain about the size. We thought this was a good compromise, but maybe we'll revisit in the future. Your feedback is v
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   by spicyj 10y ago

   Curious: what made it annoying and rarely useful? We'd like to avoid the same mistakes if possible.
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   by spicyj 10y ago

   Thanks, this is a concern we didn't consider. To clarify: the error message contains a link which goes to our GitHub pages site -- nothing is sent to any server automatically. You can always edit the URL if there's sensitive data
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   by spicyj 10y ago

   Thanks. The Flow team is planning to announce official Windows support, hopefully in the next few weeks.
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   by spicyj 10y ago

   That would certainly increase the number of accidental votes.
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   by spicyj 10y ago

   > I'm not interested in Flow. Curious: Why not?
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   by spicyj 10y ago

   Or 73 sq meters per pixel if you spread it out evenly over the whole surface area of the Earth.
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   by spicyj 10y ago

   Windows support is coming soon; the Flow team is actively working on it -- so hopefully you'll see something in a few weeks.
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    by spicyj 10y ago

    Phabricator's command-line tool "Arcanist" is called arc: https://secure.phabricator.com/book/phabricator/article/arca...
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    by spicyj 10y ago

    A friend of mine just wrote an article on this: http://engineering.khanacademy.org/posts/shortest-regex.htm
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    by spicyj 10y ago

    Sorry about that. Anything in particular we could improve?
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    by spicyj 10y ago

    As someone who works at Facebook on a team dedicated to improving developer efficiency (React), I assure you that FB sees value in long-term maintenance and tooling improvements. All the teams building features do too.
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    by spicyj 10y ago

    What do you mean?
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    by spicyj 10y ago

    Ah, indeed. Looks like we tried to simplify it recently: https://github.com/facebook/react/pull/6148
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    by spicyj 10y ago

    I'm having trouble understanding your comment. Neither the homepage, Getting Started, the tutorial, nor the downloads page mentions CommonJS. If you do choose to use browserify or webpack, you'll want Node and npm, but Node's
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    by spicyj 10y ago

    Why would they prefer H1B candidates?
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    by spicyj 10y ago

    babel-preset-es2015 is as canonical a "default configuration" as you're likely to find.
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    by spicyj 10y ago

    Babel 6 doesn't support JSX (or really, anything) by default; you need a plugin. The es2015 preset is what's in ES2015.
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    by spicyj 10y ago

    That doesn't sound right. Have you tried logging into it again? If you can, you should be able to follow these instructions then which really do permanently delete the account: https://www.facebook.com/help/2245628
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    by spicyj 10y ago

    Certainly 50 minutes of mine! More than half of my days go to open-source React.
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    by spicyj 10y ago

    It's planned. https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/33205
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    by spicyj 10y ago

    > the version of react that is open sourced is actually different than the version they use internally That's not true; we use the same code.
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    by spicyj 10y ago

    Buying shares gives you two things: the ability to vote in a company and the ability to sell the shares later at the market price then (in essence, a bet that the value will increase). What's the reason these should be tied together an
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    by spicyj 10y ago

    Isn't this the same info they'd get if they ran their own registry like every other package manager (instead of using GitHub)? In the grand scheme of things, this seems pretty minor to me.
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    by spicyj 11y ago

    > From the article that could include VPNs, Outlook Webmail, Oracle E-business and MobileIron. The article claims those are tfbnw.net, not fb.com.
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    by spicyj 11y ago

    In what ways are PHP and Python more lazy than JS?
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    by spicyj 11y ago

    They have paid support if you want it.
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    by spicyj 11y ago

    My point was that promotions do happen frequently, you just don't hear about most of them.
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    by spicyj 11y ago

    It's harder to make a news story out of "director promoted to VP" than it is out for "Google VP leaves for Facebook". I think at all of these companies, a large portion of the executive team was promoted from within