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10y ago
Cloudflare. It's been a real life saver for us.
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Ask HN: Is company 'culture' bullshit?
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I think the great think about React, and stop me if I've missed your point, is that they're actually just libraries, not framework's, you can just pull in the parts you need and work off of those. Say you're just doing a
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I've been using React for just about everything front-end wise for the past year. I don't think it's particularly hindered me, really. Sure, it was a learning curve, as was Redux, but now I understand those concepts better, m
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The LAD bible Group (Manchester, UK) - http://www.theladbiblegroup.com/careers/
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I honestly don't know. They're very practical.
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I still internally laugh at men who use umbrellas.
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The LAD bible Group (Manchester, UK) - http://www.theladbiblegroup.com/careers/
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The Brexit vote wasn't a vote for borders, it was a vote against cronyism and a desperate break-down in democracy.
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How to debate
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Yes I did read the whole article, I'm not going to write a rebuttal for each and every point it makes, just to quell your patronising remarks. Telling me to 'make a more substantial comment later' apart from being pretty rude
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Probably because the education system, in most western countries is largely subsidised by government. So the professors, and the teachers who are largely on public payroll, are bound to be less critical of government, than, say someone in t
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Could, but most likely won't. It will however most likely do the exact opposite, if our government makes the rights calls in terms of international trade. If we leave, to become more global. I.e free trade deals with China, India, Braz
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Finally, an instance made for Java!
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Absolutely spot on. That's one of many examples of why millennials are doomed to economic illiteracy.
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A majority of millennial's don't really know what capitalism is.
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11y ago
Ignore them.
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11y ago
I was equally as confused recently, until someone (quite bluntly...) pointed it out to me on Twitter.
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ES6 is beautiful
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A brief introduction to Redux
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Writing a simple service container in Go
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This is great! Thanks, this has inspired me!
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I was taken aback to see my post on front page HN to be fair! Considering it was just a brief opinion post haha
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Author here, thanks for all your (albeit brutal) feedback :)
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Not yet, I've got as far as reading the Elixir docs start to back, I really enjoyed what I saw, I'm yet to have a play around with it though. I'm hoping to this weekend :)
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Good point! I'll add that in, seems an obvious one to forget. I've been using nginx to load balance Go api's, so I guess I was still using nginx.
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Sorry, shitty grammar. I've changed it now, good spot!
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Author here, what were your issues with the content? Apologies for any mistakes etc. Still getting to grips with the depths of the language.
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Author here, as I mentioned in the post I'm fairly new to Go still, so some of the edicts are unfamiliar to me. So apologies for any mistakes. This post was very much a 'why I really like Go over PHP these days'.
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Author here, I have used both Node and Ruby fairly extensibly. I think I touched upon Ruby's performance issues in the post. That's why I don't consider Ruby a solid solution. Also, as far as I'm aware, Ruby doesn't
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