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IX_Hispana
5y ago
You're still hearing whistles? Are you sure is not tinnitus? Good luck trying suppress the news further. You may find temporary success. But dictators die, and the power they took from the people will return to the people. And as long
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IX_Hispana
5y ago
The news are the fuel? Right, had reddit banned links to news about 9/11, maybe the US wouldn't have gone to war. It was not the fake WMD's or the lucrative war industry contracts. It was the news reports. One of the first th
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IX_Hispana
5y ago
It's true. The liberal mods of /news banned discussion of a mass murder exactly because of that. Only the other guys gave space for discussion. What's a dog whistle about that? I understand it makes those mods look bad. That&
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IX_Hispana
9y ago
Hey, thanks for the reply. What would you say is a good opportunity in a project to sneak some Reason in?
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IX_Hispana
9y ago
That's cool but what is the ecosystem like? Real life projects need external libraries, e.g., social media login, amazon sdk, material design... all of which can be used easily from TypeScript. I may well be wrong, but Elm strikes me a
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IX_Hispana
9y ago
This, not unlike Elm, looks pristine, ivory-tower-ish to me. The examples are always neatly self-contained or consuming a real simple json API. They're fiddles. Fiddles always look neat. I think it would do these types of projects a lo
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IX_Hispana
9y ago
https://hn.algolia.com/?query=the%20other%20kind%20of%20java... . Please stop. This spam is giving me more fatigue than JavaScript ever did.
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IX_Hispana
9y ago
Early adopters are a minority. You'll save time if you decide not to be one. For example, I'm very glad I did not spend any time learning webpack configuration. All the big frameworks have a cli or equivalent doing it for you nowa
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IX_Hispana
9y ago
Is this an actual problem? Correct me if I'm wrong but I'm willing to bet 99% of all npm packages never get downloaded. Shitty modules can live there with their 0 downloads in the last day as far as I'm concerned. Regarding t
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9y ago
Has anyone got ideas for the Security and Distribution sections? I'd say they're arguably the most important for a new language but he didn't spend time on them. Back to internet argument territory - as a double quotes user,