Mathematicians just never left the "less characters = less typing" phase when it comes to variable names. I'm willing to bet a lot of it comes down to whiteboarding instead of writing it on a computer.
The point is that the update doesn't really tell us much about how well the approach scales despite aiming to do so.
Has redux fixed its broken implementation of event sourcing and cqrs yet or is it still encouraging people to execute side effects in reducers?
> organizational pressures mean features > tech debt, always I wish. Our organisation focuses on building libraries and frameworks. Literally every solution is a new library. Products take months to ship because you…
This is why PHP wound up dominating the world. You get all the benefits of a monolith, and if designed well, you get a highly modular system that can be deployed without restarting every single server.
Nulls aren't a hack they're the not yet set state. The problem is that languages don't create both nullable and non nullable types. Forcing everything to use options which infect everything with guarding at every layer…
> the lack of lambdas and the lack of the functional handling of collections seems problematic to me Why? 95% of lambdas I see should have been written without them. It's very rare I run into situations where it is more…
They don't clearly identify with the right though, that's the point. They might always vote that way but they're not spreading their identity around and you attacked Ng who they vote for isn't an attack on their tribe.…
Doesn't have to be self sufficient, just has to be able to work with regular resupplies. Which we can do in Arizona na. Which we can do in the desert. Which we can do at the south pole. Which we can do underwater. Which…
Not this again... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28833202
Did you even read the article? Or even its title? Did anyone in this thread? This is about ancient Greeks [not] abandoning deformed babies. Spartans aside.
Use userstyles browser add-on?
FBA only exists because market dominance makes FBA style shipping arrangements profitable. Without Amazon's scale and marketplace dominance, that shipping and pricing doesn't work.
Did they fix how you can't search for a file name yet?
I spent some time with a computer refurber back in the day. He used to buy old computers from mining operations these things were literally filled to the brim with dust and weird shit. Computers are amazingly resilient…
They?
This view is the view I was talking about in the op. Inadequate for what? Most persistence layers I've ever seen did not need MySQL, postgres or MongoDB. > high concurrency, managing multiple connections, replication In…
Download a monthly statement, itl be a pdf with your address on it.
Still an apple user after that? You deserve each other.
I keep a daily log of what I work on, i also drop other info links and notes. This is mostly to facilitate daily updates in lieu of stand ups. Another thing I do along side my todo.txt is log important team changes,…
Mathematicians just never left the "less characters = less typing" phase when it comes to variable names. I'm willing to bet a lot of it comes down to whiteboarding instead of writing it on a computer.
The point is that the update doesn't really tell us much about how well the approach scales despite aiming to do so.
Has redux fixed its broken implementation of event sourcing and cqrs yet or is it still encouraging people to execute side effects in reducers?
> organizational pressures mean features > tech debt, always I wish. Our organisation focuses on building libraries and frameworks. Literally every solution is a new library. Products take months to ship because you…
This is why PHP wound up dominating the world. You get all the benefits of a monolith, and if designed well, you get a highly modular system that can be deployed without restarting every single server.
Nulls aren't a hack they're the not yet set state. The problem is that languages don't create both nullable and non nullable types. Forcing everything to use options which infect everything with guarding at every layer…
> the lack of lambdas and the lack of the functional handling of collections seems problematic to me Why? 95% of lambdas I see should have been written without them. It's very rare I run into situations where it is more…
They don't clearly identify with the right though, that's the point. They might always vote that way but they're not spreading their identity around and you attacked Ng who they vote for isn't an attack on their tribe.…
Doesn't have to be self sufficient, just has to be able to work with regular resupplies. Which we can do in Arizona na. Which we can do in the desert. Which we can do at the south pole. Which we can do underwater. Which…
Not this again... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28833202
Did you even read the article? Or even its title? Did anyone in this thread? This is about ancient Greeks [not] abandoning deformed babies. Spartans aside.
Use userstyles browser add-on?
FBA only exists because market dominance makes FBA style shipping arrangements profitable. Without Amazon's scale and marketplace dominance, that shipping and pricing doesn't work.
Did they fix how you can't search for a file name yet?
I spent some time with a computer refurber back in the day. He used to buy old computers from mining operations these things were literally filled to the brim with dust and weird shit. Computers are amazingly resilient…
They?
This view is the view I was talking about in the op. Inadequate for what? Most persistence layers I've ever seen did not need MySQL, postgres or MongoDB. > high concurrency, managing multiple connections, replication In…
Download a monthly statement, itl be a pdf with your address on it.
Still an apple user after that? You deserve each other.
I keep a daily log of what I work on, i also drop other info links and notes. This is mostly to facilitate daily updates in lieu of stand ups. Another thing I do along side my todo.txt is log important team changes,…