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by valand 7y ago
What's wrong with 'to see how you program', though? Why is FAANG, large banks, and several fintech companies are justified to use coding challenge and on-site interview, but not 10-15 employees startups> Considering those
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by valand 7y ago
Do you mean statically typed? People often mistake static typing for strong typing and vice versa. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strong_and_weak_typing As for static typing, I moved to TS from JS and will never go ba
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by valand 7y ago
I meant: When creating an endpoint, a component, a feature, or a data structure, I treat them like protocol. Protocols enable other components to do more things while being robust and efficient. It must be, to certain degree, extensible and
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by valand 7y ago
Me too, unfortunately. It really helps enforcing good code styles, though. https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/9dwq73/rustcon...
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It's either because "I don't know what should I do with it", "It's not honest enough to me", or "Slow and scarce feedback loop" Programming languages I think was easiest to learn ====== Javascrip
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by valand 7y ago
Think of what you want to achieve in your life. Do being addicted to social media would help you reach that goal?
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Keep states where they are needed. Make most things immutable. Prefer composition to extension. Treat Types as contracts. Sandbox "unsafe" codes (codes that interacts with network, file storage, etc). Eliminate side effects. Elimi
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Being not_smart doesn't meant that you are dumb.
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In some case where leaders are GIVEN their own offices, they are trusted to have one in exchange for their capability in making important decision which requires low level of noise, and holding confidential meeting which requires privacy. O
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Ask HN: Any system architecture paradigm inspired by functional programming?
8 points by valand 7y ago|3 comments