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yawgmoth
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On the HN front - I would like to see a discussion and then the implementation of measures to encourage meaningful discussion, discourage low-effort comments, but also to discourage "negative lurking". Like other users noticed, t
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yawgmoth
10y ago
While I could see that this implementation of Managed State is an example of DI, the opposite is not true.
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10y ago
"A data center was burned to the ground after misplacing Ann Arbor, Michigan in Wisconsin. Reports say that 'Hail to the Victors' could be heard in the distance, along with murmuring about how 'Wisconsin isn't real
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10y ago
What would the use case be? Humans can't parse that visually. At a number way lower than 20M, nodes and edges should be culled.
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yawgmoth
10y ago
I wouldn't call it just a trend, it's part and parcel with the DevOps philosophy. Infrastructure as code, in source control. It's more of a conclusion, the trend is adoption.
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yawgmoth
10y ago
It's not so bad if you keep your exported consts in a file with JsDoc comments.
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yawgmoth
10y ago
It's an example of the thunk pattern. Thunks are used when you have an async call, e.g. getFoos. Then your action creator would be function requestFoos() { return { type: REQ_FOOS } } function gotFoos(foos) { return
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10y ago
I think there's a third option - perhaps it is in your best interest to work elsewhere. Somewhere with a CTO / team lead who accepts your skill level as junior where you can grow without your job being on the line. I personally w
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10y ago
(Too long to edit my other reply) Also used was object destructuring: http://odetocode.com/blogs/scott/archive/2014/09/11/features...
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10y ago
The ... is the spread operator: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe...
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10y ago
We are using a single mounting point and single aggregate Redux store for an enterprise-scale web application. I think multiple stores and multiple mounting points would be really useful in the case of truly disjoint components.
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10y ago
Excellent, didn't know about the update.
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10y ago
For me, one of the big drawbacks this has when compared to Redux logger middleware is that I can't inspect each object associated with a given action. Being able to watch my state mutate and look at it after the fact has been a great
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10y ago
One of the things I look for is build quality. I picked up an HP Spectre x360[1]. It plays rough with other laptops. I had my plastic-cased Lenovo in the same bag - it came out with battle wounds. In general I have found that laptops are
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10y ago
I'm still undecided as to whether React is up to snuff for large-scale development projects. I work in a medium sized company developing enterprise-targeted web software. We have been using ASP.NET + jQuery + whatever JS design patte
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Love it. I built a way simpler thing years ago that would let users tag an artist/album/song and then weight the tag {-x, x}. Then you can try to figure out how close two nodes are to give recommendations. The metal subgenres ar
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10y ago
Unfortunately: https://getdeckchair.com/
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10y ago
You can have a quantifiable increase in quality of life without it being a meaningful increase in quality of life.
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11y ago
LLamasoft, Inc | Ann Arbor, MI | Onsite | llamasoft.com We have a spot open for a junior - junior/intermediate developer on our team, which supports several web initiatives within LLamasoft, but primarily www.supplychainguru.com. Our
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11y ago
Their desktop publisher or Tableau Server? Because Tableau Server is the biggest POS I have ever used. Their API is fundamentally broken, their authorization model misses large gaps, and client-integration is seemingly something they neve
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11y ago
Other companies pay great salaries. In Detroit, for example, you can make 100-130k with a much lower cost of living (even if you're living downtown or in one of the wealthy suburbs). I presume Chicago, Boston, ATL, etc., would be jus
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It's pretty crazy to think that this will only be a more common occurrence in the future as jobs are eliminated. We should be figuring out how to solve that problem now, not the day after we've suddenly eliminated ten million car
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11y ago
No way - those cities are a great example of the conservative, blue collar Democrat. Guns and unions!
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11y ago
IMO this is really inaccurate. Rochester Hills, Bloomfield, Royal Oak, Grosse Point, all very wealthy cities .... the problems are simply accentuated by the scale economic growth/collapse, but it happens in West Michigan as well (Bent
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Couldn't get OP/Google Cache to load, so here's a related article with some screenshots (thumbnails are heavily artifacted, but the regular-scale images are less so) http://prostheticknowledge.tumblr.com/post&
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11y ago
You obviously wouldn't think that poor performance and usability was an indicator of a reasonable tool for a job - no one would. Perhaps the people with which you worked were simply making bad decisions? > those couple years of Bla
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11y ago
You can customize what's on any given view in a project. You can also use any number of plugins for Agile, such as Grasshopper. It integrates nicely with various source control technologies to keep track of work items and tickets/
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11y ago
Bringing up Majewski's perspectives without considering where they are relative to others is problematic. People are tense? The group of people to which Majewski is referring are vocal and don't represent Hamtramck as a whole (n
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yawgmoth
11y ago
This is indeed a quasi-racist (should be bigoted, not racist), fearmongering article. There are huge neighborhoods of Dearborn, MI and Dearborn Heights, MI that are overwhelmingly Muslim. Any gripes brought up by the Muslim residents of H
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11y ago
LLamasoft | Ann Arbor, MI | Full Time, On Site | http://llamasoft.com | http://www.llamasoft.com/about-us/careers/jobs/ LLamasoft is a leader in the realm of supply chain design. We build desktop
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