emilis_info

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by emilis_info 3y ago
∙ Location: Vilnius, Lithuania (GMT+3) ∙ Remote: Yes ∙ Willing to relocate: No ∙ Technologies: JavaScript, TypeScript, React, Node.js, SCORM, xAPI. ∙ CV: https://emilis.codeberg.page/cv2023.html ∙ LinkedIn: htt
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What You Miss by Only Checking GitHub(harihareswara.net)
12 points by emilis_info 4y ago|0 comments
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On Gitlab telemetry and your privacy on the Web(emilis.github.io)
1 points by emilis_info 7y ago|1 comments
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by emilis_info 8y ago
Also stop saying "Before you go further..." we need to share your data with tens of corporations. /s Note to non-EU users: Techcrunch is completely blocking the page with a popup asking me to share my location and behavioral
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Tens of protesters arrested at YouTube offices in Moscow(youtube.com)
2 points by emilis_info 9y ago|0 comments
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Not all doom and gloom: TransferGo raises $3.4m despite Brexit(thememo.com)
18 points by emilis_info 10y ago|7 comments
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by emilis_info 11y ago
JavaScript engineer @ TransferGo | ONSITE full-time Vilnius, Lithuania (Europe) https://www.transfergo.com/en/jobs/javascript-engineer I am looking for a co-worker. • Currently there are two of us. • We work on br
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by emilis_info 11y ago
Location: Vilnius, Lithuania, Europe (+02:00 GMT). Remote: yes, please. Willing to relocate: no. Technologies: full-stack JavaScript (Node.js, React, RingoJS, Firefox OS,... uhm... jQuery, AJAX), LiveScript, GNU/Linux, shell, Nginx, Gi
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by emilis_info 12y ago
Google is new Microsoft
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by emilis_info 12y ago
It is not compared to Tessel. It is only described as "sounds a bit like the Tessel microcontroller". I don't think there's much difference for the intended audience (JavaScript developers) how the code is compiled and r
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by emilis_info 12y ago
I think it is more Dart... At least the AtScript specification mentions Dart more often than any other language.
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by emilis_info 12y ago
Please tell me at least one "very good" idea.
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by emilis_info 12y ago
Please explain. The concepts on Angular have nothing to do with JavaScript. The new changes they propose to JavaScript borrow most from Dart, which in the eyes of a JavaScript programmer is an attempt to turn JavaScript into Java.
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by emilis_info 12y ago
Full-stack JavaScript senior / Architect / CTO. From server set-up to Bootstrap CSS. ES6, Web dev since ~2000. Location: REMOTE / Vilnius, Lithuania. Remote: YES please! Willing to relocate: not at the moment. Maybe in the f
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by emilis_info 12y ago
SEEKING WORK – full-stack JavaScript / CTO / Architect – REMOTE / Vilnius, Lithuania I can build web apps/sites from the ground up. From server set-up, all the way to UI layouts in Bootstrap or similar. All I need is a L
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by emilis_info 12y ago
I would like to know an answer to that question. On the other hand my wish is not to get into stupid arguments at my new job :)
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by emilis_info 12y ago
There may not be moving on. Or it may take a very long time. Angular is that big already. Previously there was no the framework for web frontend development (like Rails for Ruby). From now on you will need convincing reasons to use anythi
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by emilis_info 12y ago
Yes it is a horrible and overblown framework. However it has this "made by Google" sticker on it. No one got fired for choosing Google ;) I haven't done the exact numbers and 90% seems really high, but it feels like it. I bet
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by emilis_info 12y ago
Guys, relax and stop whining. You are probably wrong about what is going to happen with Angular, because you underestimate how massive Angular has become. I recently began searching for a new JavaScript job. I don't like Angular at all
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by emilis_info 12y ago
As far as I know, I didn't cause any harm. From what I heard, the sysadmins didn't like the floppy drives making noises on their Solaris x86 server.
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by emilis_info 12y ago
The reason probably was that this was highly unusual. There was no flood of break-in attempts from the Internet and the absolute majority of students usually have no curiosity and are only using such servers for lab assignments. This remind
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by emilis_info 12y ago
How can you call things unsupported by the majority of players in the market "defacto standards"?
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Russia Blocks Access to Major Independent News Sites(eff.org)
426 points by emilis_info 13y ago|165 comments
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What the situation in Ukraine means for me in Lithuania(emilis.github.io)
1 points by emilis_info 13y ago|0 comments
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by emilis_info 13y ago
Yes, Makefile syntax gets somewhat obscure after the simplicity and power of target definitions and variables (e.g. http://mrbook.org/tutorials/make/ ). Yes, Make does a poorer job at some of the tasks (although
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by emilis_info 13y ago
You can pack several shell scripts into one Makefile as .PHONY targets. You can share configuration values, subtasks between the tasks. It is somewhat easier to supply options to tasks e.g.: make deploy SERVER=example.com Shell syn
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by emilis_info 13y ago
Believe it or not there are people in the world who aren't technical enough to use Grunt or Gulp, because they are much more complicated than Make... Mindblowing, I know.
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by emilis_info 13y ago
And just like that I have one more reason to ignore them both and use Make. Speed? Check. Simpler syntax? Check. No need to "fix" code that isn't broken? Check. No need to waste my attention on every new fad? Check.
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by emilis_info 13y ago
Thank you for sharing this, peacemaker and FigBug. This magic-bullet interview question had me depressed and made me feel like a failure. I too have nearly 15 years of professional experience. My last projects that I can show off were 4 and
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by emilis_info 13y ago
I come from one of your "former Baltic USSR republics" (actually a country with a long history before being occupied by soviet Russia). I saw the changes from gaining freedom from Russian occupation and joining the EU with my own

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