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squeral

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About squeral

Interested in Python, Django, JavaScript, TypeScript, Go and other nerdy stuff.

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    Comment #46266457

    I found it strange that StarTalk hadn't been mentioned yet. Neil deGrasse Tyson is my favourite science communicator.

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    Comment #40379733

    Can't wait for my son to try this. He has general coordination issues due to a brainstem injury but the eyes are probably the part of the body he can better control. I'm not a fan …

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    Comment #31381933

    Also not available in the UK for some reason.

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    Comment #30682997

    I get that "Web 3.0" is catchy as "Web 2.0" was back in the day but I wish people would stop trying to version "the web". It doesn't make any sense.

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    Comment #29230634

    There's still a chance as some media are painting it as a good security measure.

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    Comment #27686087

    Maybe, until you need to send those docs somewhere.

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    Comment #24941094

    I agree. It will take some time until we have a Rust framework that is as robust and feature-rich as Django or Rails.

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    Comment #23873523

    Don't bother waiting. By that time there will be another set of frameworks.

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    Comment #22659384

    You have the option of not using these sort of tools and styling the code yourself.

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    Comment #22615824

    You might find this project more appealing: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22573743

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    Comment #18164780

    I'd consider Lisbon for the life style and most people speak English.

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    Comment #16850532

    For me the great advantage of web apps is that you build a single code base for that can run on any platform (browser). That make it so much easier to maintain so you can focus mor…

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    Comment #16567622

    It depends a lot on what you are building. I'd recommend Python in general as it has more support but don't limit yourself to it as there might be some parts of your project were G…

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    Comment #15465199

    I'm a Portuguese expat living and working in the UK and at the moment I'm not thinking of leaving but... It will depend on what happens in the next year or so.

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    Comment #14462211

    Zappar | JavaScript Developer | London | ONSITE https://www.zappar.com Zappar is an award-winning mobile Augmented Reality app powering experiences for some of the world's biggest …

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    Comment #14002393

    You can always use TypeScript if you want your code to look prettier and more verbose.

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    Comment #14002371

    My view on this is that if you are going to take advantage of the extended list of jQuery plugins out there then you should definitely use it. But if you are just using it to make …

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    Comment #13783272

    Too early for space tourism.

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    Comment #13773182

    This is onsite only.

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    Comment #13765857

    Zappar | App Developer | London | https://www.zappar.com Zappar is an award-winning mobile Augmented Reality app powering experiences for some of the world's biggest brands. We're …

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    Comment #13765842

    Zappar | Technical Support / Documentation Writers | London | https://www.zappar.com Zappar is an award-winning mobile Augmented Reality app powering experiences for some of the wo…

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    Comment #13765793

    Zappar | JavaScript Developer | London | https://www.zappar.com Zappar is an award-winning mobile Augmented Reality app powering experiences for some of the world's biggest brands.…

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    Comment #12814905

    It's not a big deal. If you're using ES6 then TypeScript should be straightforward.