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Ranek520
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[The new AdWords frontend is built in AngularDart](http://news.dartlang.org/2016/03/the-new-adwords-ui-uses-dart-we-asked.html?m=1). I work on another ad frontend that's also in the process of being rebuilt in AngularDart.
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ApochPiQ
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I've looked for grants for open source projects before. $5000 is about three weeks of expenses for me. If I could make a meaningful dent in my project in just three weeks, I'd just take time off work.
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dg1tmcq
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BlackDeath3
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I called that stuff "boring" in response to the label of "code monkey", not the other way around. Just out of spite for the existence of the term, really.
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dg1tmm5
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beaverlyknight
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I've only used Typescript once to develop a VSCode extension and basically just followed some tutorials, so maybe I dont know enough here. What prevents it from compiling to WASM? Doesn't that run completely counter to what WebAssembly is supposed to be accomplishing? What is special about Typescript that wouldn't make...
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dg1tmon
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oneonetwooneonetwo
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Sort of living down to the stereotype?
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dg1tr47
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dg1ts03
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Patman128
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> but maybe typescript compiling to it directly! Every feature of the language is designed with the assumption that the output of the compiler is JavaScript. It's the primary reason why the language works so well and succeeded where Dart failed. If you want a language that compiles to machine code use one of the on...
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dg1tuib
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tdammers
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> I would have thought nearly all their real challenges are on the video distribution side. That sounds reasonable, and it's exactly what I thought. It's basically a game of figuring out the cheapest logistics for keeping large amounts of data close to where it needs to be.
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Phreakhead
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Weird quote in the [article on 12-factor](https://12factor.net): > The contributors to this document have... indirectly witnessed the development, operation, and scaling of hundreds of thousands of apps via our work on the Heroku platform. Um, does that mean that they spy on any code you upload to Heroku? I was as...
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BlackDeath3
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If you say so. Doesn't seem to have much to do with it to me.
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_Mardoxx
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But typescript is terrible
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dg1tzjs
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fagnerbrack
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This is the reason I'm not applying and posted here instead. Hopefully young coders get it and start doing something 🙂
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fagnerbrack
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Thanks for pointing out the potential statistical bias towards those graphs 😯
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dg1u1xr
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arogozine
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Compared to Swift or C#? Yes. Compared to JavaScript? Hell no.
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jackmott2
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Don't tell me, tell *them*.
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pdp10
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There's GNU Octave if the need the language, but with the libraries I guess it depends.
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Sun_Kami
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I feel like ecmascript is getting better and better. They have classes now and stuff. Why is everyone pushing this Typescript stuff?
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MpVpRb
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> Am I the only one who absolutely hates this? I don't hate this, but I ignore it In every interview I have ever been in, I talk about my skills and accomplishments and try to demonstrate mastery of the tech I'm over 90% successful at turning an interview into a position
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Patman128
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You missed the point. It's **ES** plus type annotations. You would literally have to ship a WASM-compiled JavaScript interpreter with your app to make it work, bypassing the faster JavaScript interpreter already in the browser and making TypeScript more complex for literally no gain. Not everything has to compile to m...
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oneonetwooneonetwo
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But you brought it up. You said it's a response to the label.
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Cilph
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So edgy.
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philip98
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The One is () and the Zero is Void (or really any type without constructor)
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Patman128
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It's extremely popular. [The compiler](https://www.npmjs.com/package/typescript) was downloaded almost a million times in the last 7 days.
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inu-no-policemen
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> Wait, how would TypeScript having type annotiations prevent [...] The key point being that it's a superset of ES6+. Wasm isn't a suitable target for that kind of language. If you reimplement the entire runtime, you add a lot of bloat and get something which runs at best a little bit slower than the browser's nat...
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LtAramaki
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12-factor is simply a list of 12 oddly specific things from someone's personal practice, which somehow passes for an industry standard among a small vocal minority of developers. I doubt anyone religiously follows all 12 factors, and it'd be odd of they did, considering 12-factor is not even solving some specific prob...
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HerHighnessInExile
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>wave Never forget. It was way ahead of its time.
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zardeh
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Something else, likely that rewrites are uncommon.
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dg1uple
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tyreck
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I think I have some both good and bad news for you
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gsnedders
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At best it could be quicker than the browser's native VM: you could be doing optimizations that the browser's VM doesn't. Of course, you're limited by what WASM allows (so currently that means any multi-threading is out, as is any autovectorization) and there is *some* overhead, so you can never beat an arbitrary imple...
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flukus
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Sometimes whether it was a good idea or not won't be known until the future, so I've started erring on the side of duplication. I ask "is it worth creating an interface that the function takes as an argument?", If not then it's probably worth keeping the duplication.
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nilamo
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With or without libraries? Without something like jQuery, I think JavaScript is a nightmare.
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BlackDeath3
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What does that have to do with me supposedly "living down to the stereotype"?
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Hanse00
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There's a difference between being an approved and a used language though.
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inu-no-policemen
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For what it is it's quite brilliant. TS turns the wonky JS foundation into something usable with great tooling. It's some amazingly well-crafted band-aid. The big downside is of course that TS is a very complicated language since ES6+ was already very complicated to begin with.
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gsnedders
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And to further that, my point wasn't that you *couldn't* write a TS to WASM compiler (you absolutely can!), just that the TypeScript project will almost certainly not ship such a thing. (Also, to note, see [this](https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/64e6x7/typescript_got_approved_as_internal_development/dg1uy...
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Chryssie
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Uglify is for optimizing file size, not performance. There may be tiny performance improvements because less parsing of JS, but it's practically irrelevant these days it seems.
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Xuerian
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I guess Buzz vs Plus sort of conflicted, but I was avoiding just listing all the short-lived or google products that got abandoned.
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theepicgamer06
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Looks at every android app ever made... Yep, waste of time
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durthu_smith
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you guys are all making me realize how much i hate this industry
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flukus
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Of course variables are an abstraction, they're just memory locations with a value somewhere. As for that code with the same Boolean expression, I'd consider that more readable than the alternative of hiding logic behind a function.
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oneonetwooneonetwo
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Ok, you have a good day now
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G3netic
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I just can't see someone producing good work for that amount of time. People do it I'm sure, but I can't in good conscience agree with it.
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inu-no-policemen
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Fun fact: For `Element.classList` it's still "contains". Wait, that's no fun at all.
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BlackDeath3
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All the better. You seem to have lost the thread of conversation a while ago.
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Mastry
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I'm still young too, but I'd rather be happy. I had my shot a very high paying job when I accepted this. I don't regret it. I just want to push them to pay competitively so people will stay and get shit done. The codebase is an incredible mess because of the high turnover.
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aterlumen
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In our case about an hour to restore the primary from the last good backup and replay transactions. During this process we could've used the secondary, but downtime was the safer option. Losing a couple seconds of non-replicated transactions due to a failure was within our risk tolerance, losing an hour of transactions...
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textfile
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Pity it's a proprietary experience! Little kids might use it by accident :> still neat idea i liked levels one and two.
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Xenian
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That's why you need to give them the correct prompt. If you're just vague, that's a problem. But, if you try to set it up as a real-world scenario, say, where they've been hired to help set technical direction in a new startup, the candidate should be able to fall back on their previous experience and realize that they...
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Xenian
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This should be (is?) Medium's new revenue model.
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LtAramaki
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I don't see how this is good news. More fragmentation.
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GhostBond
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Great to see improvements in replication. This was why I went with MySql for my personal demo project rather than Postgres, I wanted to try some stuff out with replication and Postgres seemed a bit buggy in doing replication from what I read. I see they added "XML Tables" - would love to see JSON tables. I've st...
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Gobackone
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The idea of web assembly, as I understand it, is to decouple the browser features from the client side of third party apps. Mostly to allow browsers to stop chasing the state of the art features. The browser would allow basic operations, and all developing trends would become transparent. That means eventually moving t...
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Godd2
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Can a semiring have a non-unique additive identity? And what is ()? Is that a haskell thing?
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davidk01
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And this is why large corporations suck. 2 years? What were they doing for 2 years? Anyone with any sense can see TypeScript is the future of JS development. Even before it was 1.0. Even when it was just a gleam in Anders Heljsberg's eye. If you knew who he was you would have been crazy to not buy into whatever Anders ...
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ArmandoWall
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Can't the type annotations be resolved at compile time? Or is it more complicated than that because of things like eval(). Also, that last paragraph makes little sense if we're talking about WASM.
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ArmandoWall
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Oh, so it's not that there is a technical limitation; just developer unwillingness. Got it. Edit: I didn't mean to sound snarky. OP sounded as if the task was impossible, and I was curious why. So, it's not that it's impossible, but impractical.
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Xenian
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> It doesn't help you in the least to present a good solution if you can't argue for why it's a good solution, I want to understand how you go about solving complex problems. Definitely. This is something a lot of people miss. I've held a lot of interviews where I can tell someone is parroting the exact design docs...
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Azr-79
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is ecmascript strongly typed?
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probably-poop
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Yeah, I hear ya. It's why I liked that it was called p5 before-- dunno if that's still what it's referred to but imo it was a lot better. Obv p5js refers to it... but just being called p5 sorta fell out of style I think :)
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dg1w65o
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ArmandoWall
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But there is no VM to re-implement. Unless you're talking about dynamic stuff like eval().
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False
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dg1w7jr
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s73v3r
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Fuck every wantrepreneur asshole that tries to cite Steve Jobs as being the ideal manager. Most of those jackasses read about half the book, see that he could be demanding and abrasive, and feel that's how they need to be all the time. Here's one of the things to keep in mind: Those people that were working for Jobs?...
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1491781649
False
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dg1w7mh
t3_647weo
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1
t5_2fwo
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s73v3r
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Those people you cited? They all had ownership of their projects, and significant ownership stakes in their companies. Are you giving the same thing to your engineers? If not, then you have no business asking that of them.
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1491781754
False
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dg1waba
t3_647weo
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apachechief
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Have *what* out of the box?
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False
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dg1wat2
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aterlumen
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I'm hopeful that as systems like Spanner gain traction we won't have to make that choice anymore. There are a lot of use cases where availability is king, leading to a distributed datastore choice, and we end up spending a lot of effort dealing with the lack of relational semantics.
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False
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dg1wbei
t3_64cbsh
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1493936655
1
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flukus
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Anyone that says never rewrite has never worked on a truly terrible code base. Then again, I've worked on some of them that are the rewrite...
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1491781818
False
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dg1wc04
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s73v3r
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No, you can go fuck off and die for suggesting shit like that. I have passion for development. I also have passion for doing other things.
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False
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dg1wca4
t3_647weo
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s73v3r
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No, you can go fuck off and die for suggesting shit like that. I have passion for development. I also have passion for doing other things.
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1491781829
False
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dg1wcbu
t3_647weo
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s73v3r
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No, and you should also go fuck yourself for trying to say that's what's being said. That is no where near what was said.
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False
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dg1wdd8
t3_647weo
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GhostBond
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> Are we sure it's not the other way around, i.e. companies focusing on quality have a making-money problem? I think this is the real point here. First to market (with a usable product) wins, while the slower high quality product that comes out a year later gets ignored. Even with big money behind it - who uses g...
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False
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dg1weuj
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theepicgamer06
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Why?
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False
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dg1wfd2
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3
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Sun_Kami
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No, but neither is TypeScript.
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1491782028
False
0
dg1wi0k
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1493936744
5
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codebje
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> Why do you say TS has a great future? In the last two or so years, there's been a renaissance in compile-to-JS languages. The size of the runtimes is either non-existent (TS) or smaller than the images used to round corners for those who haven't caught up with CSS3 yet. JS has a number of [unfortunate choices](...
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1491782037
False
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dg1wi9s
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62
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Azr-79
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i'd check that information again if I were you.
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False
0
dg1wj6n
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1493936759
-1
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name_censored_
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Apart from anything else, isn't WASM mainly about bringing *other* languages to the web (ie, anything that can compile to a target)? Even if TS->WASM could outperform the native ES engine, wouldn't all of the engineering opportunity be tied up in re-targeting everything and sundry?
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1491782129
False
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dg1wko5
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5
t5_2fwo
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FarkCookies
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Email alerts
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False
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dg1wkrt
t3_64ap2d
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t5_2fwo
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versace_versace_vers
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Can you explain how TS makes the code optimizer friendly?
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False
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dg1wl70
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3
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dg1wng2
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1493936816
1
t5_2fwo
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Bookoffriends
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My proposal for "====", which is "===" but only evaluates to true if the reference object itself is the same, has yet to be accepted.
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False
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dg1wp2y
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ArmandoWall
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It's 2017.
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False
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dg1wq6w
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SyntaxErrorLine3
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Lmao, the trolls are uniting.
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False
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dg1wqrf
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7
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inu-no-policemen
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You need things like garbage collection, strings, objects, and lots of other machinery. Even if you don't include a parser.
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1491782366
False
0
dg1wqty
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5
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s73v3r
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It's like a lot of things: if you have to tell people you're a "10x programmer", then you're probably not.
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False
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dg1wrgx
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1
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mech_eng_lewis
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> -fverbose-asm previously emitted information on the meanings of assembly expressions. This has been extended so that it now also prints comments showing the source lines that correspond to the assembly, making it easier to read the generated assembly (especially with larger functions). For example, given this C so...
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1491782407
False
0
dg1wrvy
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1493936876
56
t5_2fwo
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ArmandoWall
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I started googling ReactVista until I finally got it and felt like the doofus I am.
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1491782419
False
0
dg1ws94
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1
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GhostBond
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There was a dilbert about that exact thing "We only hire the best! What are your salaries like? Industry average.".
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False
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dg1wsgg
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12
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The_frozen_one
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That's not correct. Most of the current methods of generating `WASM` rely on conversion / compilation to `asm.js` as one of the intermediate steps. `asm.js` is a subset of Javascript. emscripten's last steps are `LLVM` => `asm.js` => `WASM`. Binaryen's last 2 steps are similar: `asm.js` to `WAST` to `WASM` ([so...
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False
0
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1493936922
7
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durthu_smith
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it's such a wank of people doing useless shit and feeling accomplished. I mean, I'm guilty of doing useless shit, of course, I'm part of it. it's just a hellscape of redundant, minutely incremental stuff. i genuinely don't understand how people feel like they're doing anything useful. this is not my passion and I need ...
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False
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dg1ww3i
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1493936933
-4
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Arandur
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Oh, honey. You tried.
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False
0
dg1ww5r
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41
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Arandur
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You got my hopes up! Thought it might have released over the weekend.
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1491782597
False
0
dg1wwsg
t3_64f4uf
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3
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s73v3r
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Not unless their name is John Carmack. But seriously, unless you can actually explain your reasoning behind doing what it is you're telling others to "trust you" on, then you're not a 10x programmer. Part of being a "10x programmer" is lifting those around you up as well.
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False
0
dg1wx0n
t3_647weo
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1493936945
1
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Sun_Kami
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TypeScript is statically typed, not strongly typed. JavaScript is neither.
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1491782628
False
0
dg1wxlr
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1493936954
10
t5_2fwo
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s73v3r
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10x programmers get sick too.
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1491782639
False
0
dg1wxvy
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1493936958
1
t5_2fwo
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Arandur
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I couldn't do anything with $5000... It's not money I lack, it's time.
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1491782702
False
0
dg1wzit
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1493936979
8
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Nyefan
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I'm already effectively on-call 24/7 for anything critical that breaks that I've touched in the past. And the second point has never made sense to me - if someone trusts you with effectively unrestricted access to a multi-million dollar code base and then doesn't trust you to be available when you say you are, then th...
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False
0
dg1wzmt
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1493936980
1
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GanMatt4
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`You don't have to do that with bind.` I was talking about the anonymous function. You have to define the arguments. I specifically said bind was similar to apply, inferring it didn't require setting arguments. `Is it really that hard to admit that you didn't know something? :/` I did. I mentioned that bind could re...
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False
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dg1x2wu
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1493937032
1
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Allurisk
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Which language are you doing this in? I'm trying to use the java code, but it is difficult to figure out what the parameters for the strategy are, or what the Response is supposed to look like. public Response step(int b, List<Integer> B, List<List<Integer>> Q) { List<Integer> M = ....
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False
0
dg1x358
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treycartier91
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Can anybody give a ELI5? I've done a fair amount of JavaScript and JQuery for web development. Is it more than just another library?
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False
0
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9
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