twii

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by twii 9y ago
Quite funny the whole thing is about 5 GPU's and the image on the repo shows 6. There are too many good guides on the internet already, this one doesn't even come close providing all needed info. But I see the author has put his e
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by twii 9y ago
I hope crypto currencies will eventually enable people and companies to more easily donate with micro payments to free software developers without the need for the greedy/stealing paypal or other banks. I have dozens of free/open-
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by twii 9y ago
So, the author thinks this is harmfull?: var area= ( width, height ) => width * height; If not, it is just clickbait for me.
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by twii 9y ago
Omg, so this guy thinks he knows why I'm hating Javascript? Well, it's definitely not because of the lack of types, or because without Prettier my code looks shit, neither would it be the lack of E6/ES7 features since I'
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by twii 9y ago
Interesting. How many kb's will be added to your bundle, including dependencies?
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by twii 9y ago
As mentioned in one of the comments, this is nowhere near the definition of functional programming. > It beats complex for-loops Nvm. I still prefer for loops in most cases, in some way it's easier to understand for me if I read it
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by twii 9y ago
> For parsing desktop facebook.com, 10-15% of client-side CPU time is spent parsing JavaScript. The prototype we implemented reduced time to build the AST by 70-90%. Whatever the win from their prototype, it should never be a reason to c
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by twii 9y ago
Depends also on what job I guess?
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by twii 9y ago
Looks a bit like one of JunkyXL's setups. Fortunately for mankind there is no way you can make better music with a setup like this compared to a poor man's basic setup. Most 'poor' people are lost when they happen to bec
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by twii 9y ago
Good post with loads of valuable points. This document clearly shows that "master" programmers focus on very different things than a beginner might expect. A beginner can get really excited and proud making something complex work
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by twii 9y ago
Finally.. Although I am not optimistic about seeing results soon. Companies will go to extremes to circumvent such rules. But it's shocking to see their lack of insight: > software should be easier to repair and update ROFL!
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by twii 9y ago
I cannot agree more with you! Besides, if men think they are better in tech, why do I see so much rubbish code produced by them? Imao it's just men's ego's, sexism and stupidity that creates this discrimination. It's abj
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by twii 9y ago
What a ridiculous assumption. It is not about age! I've seen both young and old horrible coders. Of course you can have a slight advantage from experience if your'e older, but the quality of that experience remains relative to the
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by twii 9y ago
> Whenever you program in ECMAScript2016("Javascript"), you should take advantage of its features. That's a trap, I should rather make my code as readable, scalable and bug free as possible regardless of ESxxx. I can refac
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by twii 9y ago
You assume a lot. We can refactor another round: function logFsResult( type, err ){ var msg= ''; switch ( type ) { case 'append': msg= ( err ) ? 'Failed to update file' : 'Successfully update
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by twii 9y ago
nah, this is valid javascript, Go came later, they might have copied a thing or 2 from C, like javascript did.
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by twii 9y ago
No, it's not a joke. A junior dev can read this code and it will be very hard to create bugs. Inlining with arrows is just a more functional approach, as I would write in Coffee: exists filename, (fileExists) -> handleFile filen
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by twii 9y ago
I still don't get the need for Promises.. Almost all examples, just like this one in the provided link, talk about solving callback hell with Promises, while callback hell is just a bad way of writing software imao. Look at the code be
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by twii 9y ago
Working with React for almost 3 years now. Came from Angular, Bootstrap, jQuery, etc.. Done small and very large projects with it. It scales better than anything I've used before. It's amazingly reliable and robust. Looking at Vue