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tewolde

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About tewolde

https://github.com/isaact

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    Show HN: vGhost – Vue directive to unload offscreen elements and maintain layout

    Follow-up to a previous Show HN for vue-infinity: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44375369 Just released a major new feature: v-ghost — a Vue directive that automatically unlo…

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    A vue library inspired by how 3D engines only render what the camera sees. Applying that idea to the DOM lets us build UIs that are radically more efficient under load. The library…

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    Yeah, it left me reeling. Some sacred cows were slain for sure :D

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    For the dev building the library static typing is a very convenient thing to have. All the ins and outs have very clear rules enforced at compile level. However, for the user of th…

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    No! No. No. Find what you need, and hire for talent...all else is smoke and noise!

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    Comment #3998733

    Check this out, they've been around for a while. http://mailnull.com/

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    I think semantically we're talking about two sides of the same coin. It's like asking if invention is the answer or the question. I believe it is both in fact probably leaning a bi…

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    This is even a mirror to the development process itself. The most difficult aspect of fixing a bug is identifying it.

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    A point to consider is that having .net or php on a resume gives a lot less information than say having ruby or python. As a hiring manager I want developers who are interested in …

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    Or they go so advanced they were able to intercept and snuff out all that alien porn before it got to us. Maybe even an intergalactic SOPA is in place!

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    This article is not about the fermi paradox, it is just a soap box to warn against the misapplication of technology. But back to the subject, I'm not sure if we are even smart enou…

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    Necessity is truly the mother of invention. Stubbornness being the daddy.

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    > Why don’t we let more of them join us? There are two common objections: they will drive down wages, or they will be a drain on tax-funded programs. Both these objections are dead…

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    I agree, it will definitely be the doom of Facebook or any other social network if it does not let users easily differentiate between sharing and faux-sharing. It will be like an e…

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    I think there are two different ideas being mixed up here. As a developer, there is the code and the vision. Given a particular vision, the differences in developer productivity wi…

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    It's all about hedging your bets. Until today, android was the only open source platform these companies could use. This gave Google an advantage to define the rules. For example, …