theodorton

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by theodorton 10y ago
Passing on type inference can be solved by using Flow as an intermediate before transpiling down to Javascript. From my experience, modules and named arguments are the most important but hardest constructs to take care of when converting to
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by theodorton 10y ago
Been bitten by this in React using ES6 where we would sub-class components and override render to provide another layout (or whatever; change behavior). The right way to do it in React is to define a new Component and make the Component you
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by theodorton 10y ago
Bitrise and Circle CI both support OS X environments for building projects. Combined with fastlane, you'd probably have a good setup for continuous delivery. I've only got experience with running fastlane locally though.
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by theodorton 11y ago
Swedish and Norwegian banks have apps that focus on person-to-person transfers. Most of them will let you transfer money by adding your VISA card and using the recipients phone number. Vipps, developed by Norway's largest bank, has got
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by theodorton 11y ago
My bank has this feature. It basically rounds up to the nearest $5 when I use my card and put that money in a separate account. Was really useful and nice to have some spare fun-money every month, but I ended up draining the account every t
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by theodorton 11y ago
People should be more concerned with fundamental skills IMHO. I don't think there are Ruby and Javascript programmers. You're either a programmer or you're not. What language/framework is just a means to an end.
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by theodorton 11y ago
This really resonates with me. We looked into React at my previous company approx 2 years back, and I hopped on the React bandwagon last fall. A lot changed in that time. I would add that experimenting with new tools, languages etc. is also
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by theodorton 11y ago
Looks like it uses Python on the backend, with nltk. http://www.nltk.org/
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by theodorton 11y ago
unless item in collection Obviously is the best choice
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by theodorton 11y ago
I believe fast in terms of concurrency. Ruby comes out pretty bad compared to node.js.
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by theodorton 11y ago
I think he actually talks about the bower package registry (not browser).
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by theodorton 11y ago
Their revenue and profit prior to taxes for 2014 was 549M and 27M. Corporate Tax for 2014 was 28 % so 19.4M profit after tax which gives a 3.5 % net profit. http://www.proff.no/selskap/hero-norge-as/stavanger/
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by theodorton 11y ago
I went to a meetup a few months back and learned how the system works here in Norway. The main reason this is a private industry is scalability issues. There are huge costs connected with establishing the refugee centers, and it's hard
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by theodorton 11y ago
From what I've come to understand, JSPM works a lot like NPM, except you can pull packages both from npm and git(hub). We're using it at our startup, and it works quite well. Had to do make a custom build script to make it fit int
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by theodorton 11y ago
Gramo and Tono, the Norwegian organizations, collect both a copyright fee and fees from public performance on behalf of performers and song writers. Copyright fees were historically 9 % of revenue from physical and digital copies sold, but
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by theodorton 11y ago
Tim Urban, who co-hosted the live coverage, has written four in-depth articles on Musk and SpaceX. In the last article he attempts to describe the reason behind his success. TL;DR: Thinks from first-principles instead of analogy, treats hum
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by theodorton 11y ago
This seems like a recurring topic: https://hn.algolia.com/?query=dribblization&sort=byPopularit...
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by theodorton 11y ago
Also: https://react.parts/
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by theodorton 11y ago
Why not transpile down to ES6/2015 and rely on Babel for transpilation to ES5?