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by uranian 9y ago
By your own means, you've just made an unnecessary comment
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by uranian 9y ago
Again? Is this the new Typescript promotion channel?
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by uranian 10y ago
Amazing? make an object: in ESx: var myObject= { a: { b: { c: { d: 'some value' } } } }; in Coffeescript or Livescript: myObject= a: b: c: d: 'some value' now use it: in ES
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by uranian 10y ago
>At the end of the day, though, JavaScript is the language of the web. And when webassembly arrives that will be over, and Typescript will be deprecated. I can't wait for a better modern language like Haskell, Python, Livescript, et
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by uranian 10y ago
It buys you a proper modern language that even the creator of Javascript praises. It prevents bugs because it's a better language than Javascript in many ways. Just write a few projects in it and you'll see for yourself. Functions
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by uranian 10y ago
My apps don't fail at runtime because of type errors, at least, not that I remember. It really baffles me how many people need Typescript to avoid having type errors at runtime, what the hack are they doing wrong then? This is not C++,
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by uranian 10y ago
I really don't understand why some developers are so happy with Typescript. Javascript was already years ago highly improved with transpilers like Coffeescript, Livescript etc.. IMHO this whole Babel, ES5, ES6, ES7, ES???, Typescript t
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by uranian 10y ago
I doubt there is a working model, but The Venus Project by Jacque Fresco is very inspiring, moving towards a resource based economy. Our current economy is flawed to the extent that it will destroy us if we don't replace it with someth
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by uranian 10y ago
Its the "economy" and the lack of vision and vigor of politicians to change it. As long as our policies and laws are still in favor of the economy we are doomed.
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by uranian 10y ago
I expect that this software lock is stated in their terms of service. If you don't like or cannot agree with the terms you simply should not buy from them. Unfortunately companies salesman usually don't mention the less nice parts
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by uranian 10y ago
What is this problem in the Javascript landscape to keep forcing developers to do things differently, with the penalty of your app not working anymore if you don't comply? I mean, creating a new type of brush for painters is ok, but I
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by uranian 10y ago
haha, totally happy for you guys enjoying Promises, it apparently works for you and that's what counts. I also enjoy refactoring callback code, only without the use of Promises, because I don't prefer them to compose and create a
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by uranian 10y ago
Better never use Promises at all, it is no solution for a problem, instead it makes code only more ambiguous IMHO. And indeed mixing it with callbacks or async libraries makes it even worse.. I've once had a very nasty bug keeping me b
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by uranian 10y ago
Most striking for me is not only access to your documents, but also: >events generated by the operating system, and your "inking and typing data." Sounds like a key logger virus, but then built-in the OS? Is this for real?
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by uranian 10y ago
Facebook in app's browser is total horror and I refuse to do any work related to it, even if it would cost me my job! A while ago I made a website for the company I work for, everything was working flawless across all major browsers in
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by uranian 10y ago
Heroku seems to suffer from this too
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by uranian 10y ago
A few years ago I decided to never do these algorithm, fizz buzz and whatever tests again in order to get a job. These tests have almost nothing to do with my daily work as a software developer. With very much ease I can ask the interviewer
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by uranian 10y ago
Because the skill to become a leader in this world has nothing to do with being competent. Some of the characteristics you need to become a leader are: be an excellent lyer, have a good pair of elbows, a desire for power and/or money,
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by uranian 10y ago
I consider this as one of his least bright thoughts. I really hoped he would come with a light rail with shuttles carrying (electrical) cars, containers etc.. This is a thought I had some 16 years ago in an attempt to solve traffic jams. I
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by uranian 10y ago
typical.. I'm very glad you're not the person 'establishing things' in our team. > If you don't want to transpile, don't. It's as simple as that. Are you kidding? Please tell me your estimation of how m
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by uranian 10y ago
I am still totally amazed by what people share from their private life FOR FREE on Facebook. If you want to beat Facebook you only have to make a similar platform that actually pay people for posting their private stuff. Would be a nice sta
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by uranian 10y ago
Most annoying is the need to write in ES6/Babel today, and all these js hipsters that really believe this is the future of web development. I totally hate Babel with it's dozens of Webpack patches/plugins to make it work. Oh,