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Nemcue
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Comment #14335531
Cool stuff! I built the same thing but with configurable size grid using Hammerspoon.
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Comment #14302362
> If the test isn't necessary, then neither is the code. How did you come to this conclusion? What if the code is just glue code for different libraries?
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Comment #14114413
.. manipulate some of that data to improve their ads.
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Comment #13773815
Afaik it's so complex it can't keep up with Lua though.
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Comment #13723542
For context: thelocal is not a reliable newspaper, you shouldn't base your facts from their articles.
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Comment #13708006
Why would flow + es6 be better?
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Comment #13707997
I don't think you're familiar with what TypeScript is trying to achieve. It's not supposed to be another language entirely, but a standards-compatible type-safe version.
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Comment #12604569
You need to realize most mid- and junior programmers simply aren't good.
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Comment #12534846
The difference is that you're spending time learning about concepts that you are unfamiliar with, as opposed to learning Angulars many APIs. For instance if you've already spent ti…
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Comment #12507208
At the moment? No, I don't think so. To be brutally honest I think the only reason why this is on HN frontpage is because of its name. It's quite telling that they kept the name de…
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Comment #12504886
Cons: 1. Typescript. If your team isn't familiar with it it's not trivial to get everyone on board. The up-front cost can absolutely be worth it in the long run, but there's some f…
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Comment #12504561
I wish people would just stop pointing this out. While technically true when people refer to React they're referring to the canonical stack that people use (i.e. + Redux).
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Comment #12466203
Except very few actually take the time to understand the data model..
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Comment #12457595
I too switched to VSC from Atom recently, mostly due to the TypeScript-support being vastly superior in terms of both stability and speed. Really, really wish they would focus on p…
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Comment #11574122
Sounds like something the US would do.
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Comment #11279104
I too do my absolute best work in that kind of mode. However, I'm thoroughly lacking on the "take a well deserved rest" part after crunching on my own. Since no one actually sees m…
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Comment #11246691
Oh great, now everyone can enjoy the immense horribleness of TFS.
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Comment #10826853
You're probably being downvoted because you come off as incredibly smug.
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Comment #10753944
No, it needs HTML for silly technologist not to whine when their browser extensions break the web.
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Comment #10611477
That's an incredibly dehumanising way of viewing the world. A view I guess is shared by the ones who conducts your tortures and carries out your murders. Shame on you.
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Comment #10611156
To the citizens of nations that are being bullied by those organisations it's NOT a feature.
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Comment #10334314
> which was never a real problem in the first place... You obviously haven't worked on any legacy app built in jQuery.
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Comment #10243962
Sometimes a solution — or a variety of different solutions — still have a significant pain point attached to them. Just because of that, you can't derive with absolute certainty th…
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Comment #10211603
Not easier to reason about? I would argue the opposite — it is immediately easier to reason about, since I see what functions are called, and I can go look up the documentations fo…