weego

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841.
by weego 10y ago
Breakfast is for closers!
842.
by weego 10y ago
You've just reinvented XML
843.
by weego 10y ago
I dunno... I'd feel much more comfortable if all humanities smartest technical people were trying to make the next whatsapp clone /s
844.
by weego 10y ago
It's trivial to get eyeballs onto some news stories on a tech aggregator. Not so easy to translate that into an active user base.
845.
by weego 10y ago
The entire point of it being behind a flag is that it's not considered stable, so is not a feature.
846.
by weego 10y ago
The kind of startup that doesnt want to run out of startup capital getting strung up managing software and infrastructure but would rather get to market and then concern themselves with the trivial concerns you raised.
847.
by weego 10y ago
The red meat thing is false BTW.
848.
by weego 10y ago
Yeah I've tried a couple of times at getting Neo4j into stacks but the outcome has always been it's pretty much limited to baking relationship data pre/on demand that is saved elsewhere and cleared out otherwise you get int
849.
by weego 10y ago
It's less fleshed out than starbound was at its early access release though which is saying something.
850.
by weego 10y ago
I've backed the current iteration of my career on Scala and like the idea and some of the practicalities of Scalajs but it is destined to be limited to fun projects. The unavoidable problem is by committing to Scalajs you are accepting
851.
by weego 10y ago
I'm not trying to be facetious, but isn't that just called a library?
852.
by weego 10y ago
I'm going to be the token buzz-kill senior dev: If you run into problems none of the senior devs have experience in and have no answers for, my first concern is that you're massively over complicating something we've solved i
853.
by weego 10y ago
Sorry, I don't get it. The code in any of the given example comparisons has no less obvious complexity and just removes the abstraction that writes the SVG nodes for you with having to explicitly write them in your JS which I similarly
854.
by weego 10y ago
It does nothing to address the underlying issue of people relying on NPM packages where there is little-to-no developer maturity to do with stable APIs and ongoing support. I'll never criticise anyone for releasing OSS but ultimately h
855.
by weego 10y ago
Highlighting a factually incorrect statement is not criticism. Criticism assumes a different point of view. Granted he could have put it as a GitHub issue, but how about we avoid anti-intellectualism.
856.
by weego 10y ago
Anyone who has cartridges that they would care to play has a console already. What possible business benefit is there to adding that in?
857.
by weego 10y ago
eaten alive by crypto currencies I worry about your perception of how the world outside of techy people works.
858.
by weego 10y ago
That accordion component chugs along at sub 5 fps on my phone which isn't ideal.
859.
by weego 10y ago
I mean, they don't have to honor the request to do so.
860.
by weego 10y ago
Having finished an app using Ionic2 I can tell you that the performance on Android is appalling (outside of like the current Samsung/HTC top of the line or its predecessor). IOS is pretty indistinguishable though baring the odd touch p
861.
by weego 10y ago
If the idea of the cost of an android app is will it work fine on a Samsung galaxy 1 behind the current gen then sure a napkin will work. I feel like doing anything non trivial for Android with a wide target audience is not always any more
862.
by weego 10y ago
That's because the people doing it think that decentralisation, privacy and censorship are primary features that will sell any old bullshit facebook clone site instead of being nice secondary or tertiary features underlying some new id
863.
by weego 10y ago
The parent also ignored the time-to-process difference which is drastically lower in storm. It has its flaws but scale is not the only metric to use as a decider
864.
by weego 11y ago
You should never have concrete expectations or make assertions on an unknown, that's the entire point of any implementation of Option. Option.get leads to false confidence. I've had many arguments over use .get (in Scala) where an
865.
by weego 11y ago
Lets ignore how you actually don't know what the guy was saying and are instead projecting, a NN library with fairly rough documentation that's hosted on github is relevant to Joe Public how?
866.
by weego 11y ago
You cannot define a structure without it implicitly acknowledging what functionality archetype will be associated with it. For example, even in a most basic wireframe of a web app if a wireframe showed a left column about 20% wide and 100%
867.
by weego 11y ago
Which begs the question of why anyone thinks it's worth getting started if the outcome isn't something that anyone could do anything with.
868.
by weego 11y ago
This is a major logical fallacy I've faced in "engineering". Technical challenges and effort are irrelevant to the consumer: their contract is the exchange of disposable income for something that they get pleasure / func
869.
by weego 11y ago
My feeling from a business point of view is: with Scala devs being a) relatively scarce in the market and b) the salary attached to a Scala dev, why would I spend their time getting them to write that's going to end up being JS when a
870.
by weego 11y ago
First, if there's evidence that sitting down all the time is bad, then NOT doing that is already better. That is something of a logical fallacy. Standing all the time is not necessarily better than sitting all the time just because

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