throwasehasdwi

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by throwasehasdwi 9y ago
As much as Spark is great, the linked article seems to be buzzword laden marketspeak
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by throwasehasdwi 10y ago
This is easy to say but hard to do in practice. Every JS application I've seen in production is littered with callback nightmares. It might be possible to avoid but in practice it's too difficult. async makes it easy and I don&#x2
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by throwasehasdwi 10y ago
or just use async which fixes both of these arguably broken solutions for callback hell.
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by throwasehasdwi 10y ago
Probably because it requires sockets to be kept open. Makes it a lot easier to DDOS the server (because you need to maintain HTTP + TCP state), especially at CDN traffic levels. Too bad IPV4 NAT has made open ports on client machines nearly
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by throwasehasdwi 10y ago
It isn't :)
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by throwasehasdwi 10y ago
Austin isn't cheap when you look at the nation overall, but for tech hotspots it's still a bargain. I chalk it up to being a democratic city in a deeply republican state. Lack of regulation coupled with low taxes, great combo if y
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by throwasehasdwi 10y ago
I share a similar life story so far. As soon as I graduated I moved to NYC. I loved it, it was the most alive I've ever felt in my life. I lived there for 4 months and every day after work I walked around and marveled at a city so mass
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by throwasehasdwi 10y ago
so they can reap the benefits of US investment?
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by throwasehasdwi 10y ago
I don't think those too ill to work are homeless for very long. They either find a way to get medical treatment or, most likely(in the US at least) just die.
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by throwasehasdwi 10y ago
H1b abusing consulting companies tend to pick the job title with the lowest average compensation no matter what, since the official job title governs allowed salary limits in H1b. This is why the average salary for a "software consulta
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by throwasehasdwi 10y ago
I've been using this for ages, works like a charm https://github.com/rnwood/smtp4dev
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by throwasehasdwi 10y ago
It's still positive karma but barely. Honestly anybody that says you can "cure" or "treat" the homeless has never dealt with them. In a wealthy society like most western countries you don't stay homeless for lo
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by throwasehasdwi 10y ago
The best solution to a homeless problem is to move them somewhere else and make your location less attractive. You can't cure the homeless and crazy and trying to a waste of money. Either put them back in mental wards or accept that th
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by throwasehasdwi 10y ago
The best thing about Typescript is that if it dies one day you can compile down one last time to pure, human readable, JS and toss it out. There's literally no reason to not use typescript
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by throwasehasdwi 10y ago
Definitely something up with your environment. We compile hundreds of .ts files at my job each build and it only takes a few seconds
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by throwasehasdwi 10y ago
given that both frameworks are open source I highly doubt any astroturfing on either side. I think what you're seeing is a bunch of developers riled up :)
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by throwasehasdwi 10y ago
Your comment neglects to mention that Typescript debugging is generally easy because one of the design goals of typescript is to produce javascript that matches what a developer would write. Debugging javascript produced by Babel is general
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by throwasehasdwi 10y ago
Your complaints against "heavy" IDE's don't make sense. All of the points you made either aren't valid or don't matter. - They're slow and clunky Not anything I've used. Eclipse and Visual Studi
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by throwasehasdwi 10y ago
Javascript is meh, it's HTML and CSS that are the real culprits for the crazy inefficient GUI rendering. HTML was great for what it was designed for, but we're ten years beyond that. Something will come in and replace HTML, it&#x2