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No shit - person that once was a child

I did not like/see the real benefit of strict typing until actually using Typescript. Now for me the more verbose code and extra typing is vastly outweighed by knowing what argumen…

"A low moment in Apple’s proud history" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_Inc.#Criticism_and_contr... I think Apple has done a lot worse in its "proud history" and is still doing…

I totally agree, as a dyslexic big pieces of text look like a garbled mess. I need > 2 spaces to be able to navigate a file with code with any speed. Tabs for indentation, spaces f…

Haha yes a lot of breweries have been started by IT people over here too. To be fair, brewing includes some science, a lot of self learning and creativity, so there is some overlap…

Coming from a country with cushy laws on the side of employees etc (the Netherlands), and as a male, I can say that I can really identify with the opening paragraphs of this piece.…

In this example it is, but a nice thing about using map, reduce etc is that you can chain them together, ex: let out = ["a", "b", "c", 1, 2, 3] // Turn letters to upper case .map(i…

"Fortunately for women who just want to get their work done and go home, we do not live in the world of Mad Men anymore" Yes we can all be happy about that, but it's not an either/…

Thanks, I'll be sure tell my parents (mom used to be dad's secretary) that their 35y relationship will end in failure.

Sorry custom elements might have been the wrong term to use. I mean custom interfaces, say an image gallery or a realtime search box where you would use elements like buttons and i…

It looks great at first glance. A big problem though is that it styles basic elements. If for example you want to use a , or where it would make sense in a custom element you'll ha…