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fried_green_baloney
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Successful mathematician friend says you can only really get about 3 or maybe 4 hours a day in. There are people who can actually work endlessly but they are few and far between, and a set of moldy options may not be enough to attract them, once they know their own worth.
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pron98
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What static guarantees does subtyping fail to provide? If you mean a closed set of subtypes, then it is an intentional feature, which can sometimes be an advantage and sometimes a disadvantage (this is the famous [expression problem](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expression_problem)). The question is not which is bette...
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Vlir
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Not a Java Dev but that seems horrible?
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infinitecharger
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A slave wage laborer is given 1 hour of compensated pay for an agreed upon rate. This individual should not spend that hour messing around because the agreed contract was that they would use their work time to fulfill some sort of physically intensive demand. Similarly, a programmer who agreed to work an 8 hour shift...
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dg1p3jb
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Inquisitor1
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That's 50% of a workweek, wtf. Whoever is running things is a complete moron, your company is terrible and that's no way to live. Good meetings are fine, 50% of the week dedicated to meetings is not good meetings, it's bad meetings, it's what makes people leave companies and dilbert comics still relevant after 30 years...
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fackin_samsquamch
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> i'm not watching 37 minutes of hipster transpiler bullshit. but you go ahead and enjoy yourself Aaand it's official: The word "hipster" has lost absolutely all of its original meaning.
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dg1p4fp
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Inquisitor1
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If you're a manager, you shouldn't really be doing coding or whatnot for 4 hours, that's wearing two hats at once, which is bad. As a manager problem solving is identifying other people's (your team) problems and helping them find solutions to them.
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Slackluster
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According to the UK government, that isn't true. Here's what I found at https://www.gov.uk/rest-breaks-work/overview "Workers have the right to **one uninterrupted 20 minute rest break** during their working day, if they work more than 6 hours a day. This could be a tea or lunch break. **The break doesn’t have to be p...
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Inquisitor1
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Not really, just every time they are looking, plus enough time to get your assignements done on time.
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fackin_samsquamch
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in a thread about Google adopting TypeScript... > completely irrelevant JS frameworks ... This just can't get any better. I'd toss you a shovel, but I think you've already hit rock bottom.
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progfu
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I haven't used it yet, but here are a few reasons I don't like the idea: - from what I've read about the implementation, it's basically a hack, making use of internal APIs - need for Lombok-aware tools - as such, some IDE tools will be broken depending on the annotations you use and the support they have. It kinda fe...
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ArexBawrin
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Why do you say TS has a great future? Noob here who is overwhelmed by everything I need to learn so just wanted your reasons. Thanks.
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jsedlak
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Except the "them" in TypeScript is Microsoft. https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript Take that in for a second, as Google seems to go well out of their way to avoid Microsoft. And here they are coming full circle to a Microsoft language.
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Joshtopher_Biggins
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You shoulda just read between the lines bro
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bcastronomer
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It's a joke, lighten up
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I see this type of person a lot. They learn RoR at their code school and then come out thinking that it's the best and only tool for every job. Everything else is "just hipster non-sense."
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> Going from serious work being done in assembly & C In 1986 (about the time I started learning to program) people didn't write a lot of serious (large) programs in assembly. They wrote them in C, Ada, Pascal, Smalltalk, Lisp, Fortran and COBOL. Just to place it on the historical timeline, Smalltalk-80 was rel...
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Inquisitor1
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Part of the necessity of 40 hours is being "on call". If something breaks and only you know about it. If something needs something from you to do their work. They know you're at your desk and not in a boat in the Grand Canyone with no phone. Not allowing work from home is a separate issue. A lot of people who work from...
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oneonetwooneonetwo
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That's situations where a startup literally wants to build something using techniques Apple uses. In this, the interviewer is not literally looking for you to design the actual Netflix. They just want you to talk through your problem solving method using an example you'll have heard of: if you said "I'm not familiar wi...
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durthu_smith
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it means pretentious and unnecessary, and it always has, and it still does, particularly in this case
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>That slide was made by the TypeScript team I don't think that's true. This is Angular team
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eggn00dles
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keep fighting the good fight
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josefx
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Good to see some healthy competition between teams. Did Google finally copy [Microsofts internal structure](https://tctechcrunch2011.files.wordpress.com/2015/06/9032a-2011-06-27_organizational_charts-ms.png) ?
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Inquisitor1
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Then 20 other people will need to work on the programmers code for the rest of the 32-34 hours of the week and need the programmers time but hes not there and work is completely stopped waiting for him.
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AerieC
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See, but to me, there is a very real difference between what most people mean when they say "OOP", and what I mean when I say Object Oriented *design*. To most developers I've met in real life, "OOP" means Java. You write classes, you use inheritance sometimes, and you're doing "OOP". But to me, Object Oriented *desig...
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Why do you think they need more programmers?
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Mastry
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We've gone through 5 devs in 5 years where I work, entirely because we're paid like absolute shit. This isn't a big team. In fact, it's just me at the moment and I've been there nearly a year. We've had one failed job search for another dev. It's starting to look like we might have another. I still can't convince them ...
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> If you need to get more work done, hire more people. Where's the money going to come from? Not everyone can afford your ideal setup, and not everyone gets to start with a good state where you don't need to spend more time keeping things afloat than fixing things permanently so they don't need constant fixing.
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blood_bender
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You're describing services, not libraries. It's very common for them to distribute theirs maps API, for example, in many different languages as libraries. You *can* work their maps JS library in TS, and possibly just exporting a types file is all they need to do, but that's a lot of work for every one of their librar...
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davorzdralo
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Those are not the question for an intern/junior dev. If you're just starting, you shouldn't be getting those questions.
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oneonetwooneonetwo
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It's not a particularly nice thing to call someone but, to be fair, if you're calling the bigger picture and organisational parts of the job "the boring shit" you can *maybe* see where they're coming from when they say you're just a code monkey.
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Xuerian
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Google's been doing something effectively similar for a while if you haven't noticed the voice/wave/hangouts/messenger/allo/duo/voice/hangouts mess.
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I bet if I tried I could do waterfall completely wrong and in a shit way too. That's not the waterfall's fault though. What agile is is less meetings and organisational clutter, smaller steps and more often. That by itself isn't bad, or is it? Now how exactly you screw this up, like 2 hour standups or whatever, is comp...
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suckywebsite
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> Bulk Buckle
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autotldr
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This is the best tl;dr I could make, [original](https://gcc.gnu.org/gcc-7/changes.html) reduced by 95%. (I'm a bot) ***** > Wmemset-elt-size warns for memset calls, when the first argument references an array, and the third argument is a number equal to the number of elements of the array, but not the size of the ar...
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Derpscientist
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100k writes per second at 100ms at p9999 is impossible with any single node SQL database, besides maybe MSSQL's nonpersistent in-memory engine. 5k is reachable but you cannot do any analytical background queries, and you cannot do two table transactions. You immediately lose most of the benefits of SQL. You end up revi...
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ColonelTux
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Yeah, White + Storm[front], not a great name
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adrianmonk
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> At Google's scale, sideways movement is rare. Are you saying that people rarely transfer from one team/project to another at Google? Or do you mean something else?
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anonuser1920
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It would be neat to setup open-wrt to tunel some (e.g. from laptops, smart phones over wifi) traffic thru the VPN but perhaps not others, such as Alexa and Roku or Firestick. EDIT: This avoids the need to maintain per-host configurations to use the VPN tunnel.
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dg1q2xa
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gsnedders
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TypeScript is essentially ES plus type annotations. To use WASM, they'd have to essentially reimplement the whole VM rather than just leveraging what browsers already have. As such, there's basically no chance of TS compiling to WASM.
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False
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BlackDeath3
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Well, in this particular scenario you may have the causation flipped.
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HAMSHAMA
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Website appears to be down, mirror? EDIT: cached here: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://amigan.1emu.net/kolsen/programming/sweet16.html
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pleurplus
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There are possible optimizations when the language use strong types, specially related to integers. So it may be good to do it.
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Godd2
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Wait, what are the identity types of type summing and producting?
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Inquisitor1
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Now get highly trained and lift more expensive boxes up and down, with possible unforseen consequences and more pay!
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cakebotfiend
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Or it will be made redundant by [Web Assembly](http://webassembly.org/)...
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gsnedders
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Such as what? JS VMs in general have plenty of int-specific optimization already, and I'd hope TS's output was such that fairly basic static analysis could identify ints such that they don't even need any type checks in type-specialised code. [Edited, to add]: Strong typing doesn't in and of itself allow further optim...
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PvdBerg1998
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Could you elaborate? 25 MB/s is 200 * 10^6 bits per second.. Every packet was around 50 characters.. So that would be (25 * 10^6 ) / 50 = 500.000 packets per second over an encrypted connection, handling and creating each packet included. CPU usage was under 50% on my i5 6600.
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Derpscientist
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I think google management's realization is that maintenance mode is poor place to be in, and it gets exponentially worse as a product ages. By the 10-12 year mark, developers and product managers don't want to work on it, no one understand what it does, and it is a heroic effort to migrate away from. You cannot keep sm...
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veske
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Top bur
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grokblah
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This is not the same Microsoft that they've been historically avoiding.
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mdsomerfield
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A few years ago I was working as a freelancer for a company doing (in theory) around 50 hours a week for them. I was working remotely and decided to take myself off abroad while I did it. After a few months of travelling but not really getting to enjoy it because I was working too hard I decided that I was only going...
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korrach
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The point of literacy is *reading* which we can't because everything is closed source.
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oneonetwooneonetwo
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Causation flipped?
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thebedivere
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I happen to love JavaScript. What makes you say it's awful?
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thebedivere
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40 years is a long time in programming. 10 maybe.
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I didn't say these choices don't matter. I said they are not what it's about. I never said it's just a matter of preference. What we're dealing here is the question "how would you go about designing a system that needs to stream massive amounts of video data to millions of users worldwide". And the correct answer to t...
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A good reason for most languages. However, the non-downlevel JavaScript that TypeScript generates is pretty easy to take and continue forward maintenance with. So as long as you're fine with switching to Babel, it isn't as big an issue as other languages.
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[Because f*** math](http://dab1nmslvvntp.cloudfront.net/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/1435405133B83LZQLIYAAHVzJ.png)
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We need C# to WASM compiler
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At that PPS it doesn't seem bad, I assumed fatter packets since you described the speed in MB/s
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[The adventure of learning JS](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D5xh0ZIEUOE)
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> based on what, three paragraphs of prose, taken out of context at that. No, it's based on many months of reading the comment threads and seeing what people upvote in this subreddit. Who's jumping to conclusions again?
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There used to be no checks for *private party sales*. Dealer sales are different. There has been a push for checks for private party sales, not sure if it ever went through.
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I'm always confused about estimations. Should I estimate based on my performance, average of the team, or the slowest one?
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Frequentlywrong, even?
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[Don't be so sure](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uDXtVlG2VW0)
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Wait, how would TypeScript having type annotiations prevent it to be a WASM compile target? Why would WASM care?
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I like to ask "what business problem are you actually solving and how would this help you do it?"
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Yeah, the best answer to the *question* from OP's article would be to silently produce Netflix internal design documents. However that is the other side of the planet from what the interviewer actually wants out of you.
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marked for future reference. lot of languages will need a VM ported to compile to wasm, I think these things will start happening and can leverage each other. maybe typescript won't be among them, because, it only exists to make JS less bad. that's fine with me!
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Should've known, everything exists.
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Its not pure enough for that, we all know that the alt-right are all about keeping the side effects out ;)
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php 4 mate, heard about it ?
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Here are the techniques that I've seen to be effective: 1. Have the lead make all the feature-level assignments. Bonus points if the lead has a social relationship with some of the people on their team and plays favorites. 2. Have the lead estimate how long something should take to get done, and then tell the develope...
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I found a guy without a sense of humor (https://www.quora.com/Are-there-people-without-a-sense-of-humor)
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I'm not just starting, I'm considering a transition. My point is that people/companies exaggerate the differences between different areas of software development. The fact that I've got years of experience doing low-level development is absolutely relevant to my application for a web backend job, and I would never acce...
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this has nothing to do with being open source, rails, django, laravel, fuelphp ... etc are opensource and not on the same basket as uglypress and the j-word-mla
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Finding a good job is hard no doubt, so that is up to you. You could try to find another well paying job I'm sure. For me, I'm still young and money is my main motivator so I'd have jumped ship already...
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Completely up to me? What is this a hobby? If clients -- the people with the money -- want things done in a certain way and by a certain time, you can't just sit at your desk and say "No". You'll lose the client and probably your employer. But you miss the point. I'm not saying agile is bad. I'm saying clients ma...
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The sponsor is a legitimate person in the open source community. So I doubt she'll screw anyone over without taking some major public hit. On the flip side, the sponsor is a private person and she can do whatever she damn pleases with her own money. Someone is giving away money and you're complaining. The fuck.
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tdammers
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I don't really have a recipe here, but I can tell you that an important ingredient is tasteful team members. There is no silver bullet out there, but if you have a bunch of decent developers in your team, and there is enough awareness, then you will figure out a way to get there. Stuff I've seen work really well in th...
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Because the 2016 award was announced April 4'th 2017. http://news.mit.edu/2017/tim-berners-lee-wins-turing-award-0404
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Angular2 Dart is now written purely in Dart by an independent team, rather than being transpiled from the TS/JS version. http://news.dartlang.org/2016/07/angulardart-is-going-all-dart.html They are also open-sourcing a lot of Material components: https://github.com/dart-lang/angular2_components/tree/master/lib/src/com...
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OP sounds smart by the accomplishments mentioned, just not people-smart.
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I think Typescript's Apache license helps.
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> I agree with your point, but I want to emphasize that hot-standby HA setups aren't a panacea. Of course not. Nothing is. > If your failure model includes entire datacenters going down or encountering network partitions then non-relational solutions start to make a lot more sense. Yes, no, maybe. In cases lik...
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How long would replicating from scratch take? Is there really a problem with doing that while staying up? Redundancy might be zero but you'd have to be incredibly unlucky to need it while the slave was being replicated.
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Don't forget Buzz!
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Typescript fixes javascript's equality ambiguity. > error TS2365: Operator '==' cannot be applied to types 'number' and 'string'.
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So far it is working for us, although there is no free security available to my knowledge. xpack will prevent logins after the trial expires.
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Even at the Netflix scale, wouldn't a bunch of replicated (or regional) relational servers be fine? They have very few writes, some not particularly intensive reads and the whole thing lends itself to being cache able. I would have thought nearly all their real challenges are on the video distribution side.
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It's easy to adopt since there (shouldn't) be any compatibility issues after it gets transpiled to javascript, but I do hope it isn't "the future". TS is a bandaid for javascript, but I'm hoping ecmascript 6 or some better language is the future.
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CIL/MSIL/IL (or whatever it's called these days) should be relatively easy to compile to WASM. The only problem could be with GC but you could either compile (and bundle) your own or wait for WASM's own build in that's supposedly coming.
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>guys buckaroos
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