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kindofajsdev

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    Comment #30980222

    Adhd here, no meds. I’d argue this is 2 problems. 1. You reaching for social media is not from ADHD but from habitually doing it. Sure your adhd might be why you’re prone to them b…

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    Comment #30610078

    First, congratulations on the new job! First programming job is exciting! We have all been there before. Don’t sweat it too much but also don’t ignore it (you don’t seem like you a…

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    Comment #30333346

    I think I have to disagree with this one. I agree programming is cyclical. But I don’t think we will get rid of CDN’s. I don’t see js going anywhere and with that, I think package …

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    Comment #30333286

    Yeah definitely an overstatement. I probably should spend some time thinking about other services and how they might be built? Could be a fun system design exercise. Limitations co…

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    Ask HN: What do you believe is the future of web frameworks?

    I’ve been a dev for a few years so definitely not as experienced as some of you. I switched companies sometime ago. The first place was a rails shop and I loved rails. But then I s…

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    Comment #26928828

    I'm a newer dev so pardon my ignorance. Is webassembly the new, more open JVM? Feels like that write once, run everywhere but this time with any(most) mainstream language.

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    Comment #26765989

    I'm disappointed. I expected the syntax to be cuter.

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    Comment #26655207

    If this exists, I would love to read it.

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    Comment #26030650

    This is my take as well. Google will sooner run at a loss in certain countries if it means not giving other competitors so much as an inch. Ads are their kingdom. They will protect…

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    Comment #26017269

    Isn't that why some coins are moving to proof of stake instead of proof of work? Solves the energy crisis. Idk if proof of stake prevents 51% attacks though.

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    Comment #25798829

    Why is no metaprogramming a good thing? I'm mostly a web dev but I've played with crystal quite a bit. Crystal embraces macros & metaprogramming. Its almost a language within the l…

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    Comment #25592477

    I think Ruby's do/end is most readable variant. Python using whitespace doesn't allow me to mess up and have my formatter autoformat it. Js and others with {} have way too many sym…

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    Comment #25402337

    I recently tried deno. Can we all switch yet? Please no more webpack, babel, etc etc.