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juristr

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About juristr

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    Yeah sure, it's basically memoization applied to processes & distributed across the cloud

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    We saved 2 centuries of compute time by applying caching

    I'm a core team member of Nx (nx.dev) and one of the core features we implemented quite a while ago, is "computation caching". Basically to speed up things, we get all the input to…

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    Comment #10269393

    ah...finally, someone that gets it and says it aloud...if I would have found this comment before, I wouldn't have put mine further below. Thx!

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    Nowadays: want lots of traffic on your blog -> rant about Angular. The problem is just that you're nearly a year too late. - yep angular has flaws (which framework doesn't?) - ya, …

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    Comment #10129108

    Nice article! Just linked it in my recent post about getting started with ES2015: http://juristr.com/blog/2015/08/jump-start-es2015/ Thx

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    Comment #9444557

    haha, that's what I thought as well...just that it isn't April 1st..

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    Nice, when I open one of the demo apps ( http://foam-framework.github.io/foam/foam/apps/todo/Todo.htm... ) on my mobile (Chrome beta), all I see is a small "f".

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    Comment #8656781

    Interesting. I recently heard in a Podcast that Misko Hevery (a Googler) created Angular as his 20% project with the scope to make it easier for web designers to create dynamic pro…

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    Comment #8236909

    The video is quite impressive, only for the call stack improvements you can get by using it. What's particularly cool is that it is framework agnostic. So far I didn't use it, but …

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    Comment #7176199

    In fact, there's written "Visual Studio .Net 2003", so pretty outdated I'd say. There are no references about Lamda expressions, LINQ, dynamic support, async support and all the ot…

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