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11y ago
Despite this, it's still valuable to be able to speak with precision when necessary. The same is true of speaking concisely.
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11y ago
This is an area where MLB is way ahead of the rest. There was even a nice article linked here a while ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9416565
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11y ago
That's only relevant in a world where you assume Uber is limited to the taxi market.
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11y ago
You should [pretty much] never blame yourself for somebody committing suicide.
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11y ago
Oh shoot, you're totally right. I was thinking about react + flux, eg this line from the flux overview [ https://facebook.github.io/flux/docs/overview.html ]: "This structure allows us to reason easily abo
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11y ago
> I'm sure this can get a lot messy [sic] with more than one developer ... Frameworks are for programmers who must collaborate.
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11y ago
It's considered "functional style" because react is a functional reactive programming framework. This is about more than just managing state. If you're not familiar with FRP, then I think learning more about the theoreti
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11y ago
There's a lovely parable about this in I, Robot [the book].
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11y ago
I'm not sure why transpiling away COBOL [assuming it hasn't been modernized like C++] wouldn't make the most sense.
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11y ago
Maybe the critic is too cerebral for me [mentioning Malick etc], but I think I missed the point.
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11y ago
RoosterDB It's only a couple jumps away from their original intent.
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11y ago
Agreed -- the article cleanly argues for Yagni by moving the heart of the discussion to a bolded sentence near the end.
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11y ago
Extremely unlikely. No one did it because no one thought of it. His solution is cheap and reasonably effective.
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11y ago
Is it legal to not hire someone because they aren't planning to stick around for more than eg 2 years?
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12y ago
I don't think it does, but in terms of absolute numbers, if a hundred 25-year-olds are hired, how many will stay for > 5 years? Because those ones will become extremely valuable to the company. Especially a company that has eg a 6 m
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12y ago
Where are the tests?
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12y ago
The name perfectly described its behavior, and I didn't even think about other meanings. huh.
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12y ago
Amazon sure is innovating with the internet of things. I just don't think they've hit on anything with their innovation.
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12y ago
I definitely agree that the impact of dart on ES6+ is perhaps the best reason for its existence; however, I don't think it has outlived its usefulness yet. That said, I also hope that they reevaluate their position in the world in a co