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Clickbait-mood-piece that has plenty of links to even worse articles.

Couldn't make it work nicely with child-processes :(

does TS2 fix this?

    function uhoh (x:string|number) {
        if (typeof x === 'string') {
            return x.length
        } else {
            return 'bar'
        }
    }

    const a = uhoh('foo') //= string | number
    const b = uhoh(3)     //= string | number

That is 10 years overdue and the main reason I closed my account years ago. It was like looking at a sponsored gawker newsfeed.

Today people do not even mention it anymore. Wether i meet new people or when i connect with old friends. Facebook disappeared from my life as quickly as it came in.

Do HN people still use Facebook?

What culture do bavarians and frisians share?

You wanna get high?

However: It won't be an career upgrade :/

I know very talented people and i guess that unless land a well paying job in the gaming or movie industry (good luck with that) you end up freelancing for construction companies and architects. Aligning sofas and tables...

Async-functions are the answer to all his problems. I generally agree on his conclusion though: Do small things, don't build big systems.

I hate that JS trys to be this OO-FP hybrid. Jack of all trades, master of none.

It's a loose assumption based on a chain of unlikely events, not a distinct outcome like the title suggests.

It's a ubuntu based subsystem. Apt-get probably uses their official repo and you would have to get your malware into that first and then make some windows beta-user install your new and unknown package.

Use this if you want the readme badge. Use eslint if you are serious.

It's a beta release only available for insider subscribers. They also mention this issue in a channel9 video and are very well aware of the issue.

Clickbait.

Webpack does not glob-search against the filesystem like grunt/gulp/brunch/broccoli/make. If you look for that: Sorry, webpack does not "replace" simple tools like that.

Think of it as a tool executing require.extensions at build time. It's not operating on files as much as it's looking directly at the source-code AST. That makes it more complex to get into over the glob tools but it's worth it.

It's also just as modular as anything else: http://npmsearch.com/?q=loader%20AND%20keywords:webpack

We had a talented CS-student intern once.

They seated her in the marketing office away from the developers.

FML for developers?

Obsolete before it hit 1.0. While grunt/gulp was fun for a while... i am not looking back to our 800 line grunt file, complicated async configuration and the tons of dev-dependencies.

Webpack blew everything out of the water. 80 lines of config, hot-reloading, code-spliting, hash-filenames... Looking forward to whats coming next.

that sounds like bavaria to me

Java is the reason i stayed away from programming when i was a teenager.

Later I noticed that Java teams did not get things done quick.

My android phone stutters while playing music. (No it's not packed with apps, there is at least 200mb RAM free)

No one ever mentions formatting.

I really like aligning multiline blocks, adding whitespace and useless braces here an there. e.g: Having just a single space between function name and arguments makes it look less like a call. Yet almost all lint presets/defaults forbid this. Typography is all about the whitespace between letters forming easily recognizable shapes.

echo "save-prefix=''" > ~/.npmrc

That's always the case for new language features. ES5 stuff was slow in the beginning and it took a while for v8 to catch up. This shouldn't be a reason for not using these new features.

This article is also years old. While it seems to be updated recently I wonder how accurate it still is.

Ha. Organisations like the UN or EU are pointless if countries can just choose not to ratify decisions. Sad.

I blame webpack.

Showing a less accurate error is worse than showing no error? How is that "less" frustrating if you have to find a bug? It does not DEMAND the argument type? Adding it to flow also improves the error message? How is that the right call?

Still... why have type inference in the first place if you can not safely utilize it. The argument for having things unsound is "to strike a balance between correctness and productivity". Having to declare types on everything even if it's just generics beats the productivity argument.

I recently learned that the TS type-checker is unsound on purpose and i am a bit disappointed.

http://tryflow.org/#2944d91c10fc5d76faeebbb20cac466a Try this snippet in TS.

Or you could just have written a .ts.d file?

Unfortunately no word on browser compat. But wow. I thought https://github.com/Lucifier129/react-lite was slim.

Is there a 1k-React challenge going on?

Meh. What about Holland and Luxemburg?

I can only think of TPP/TIPP as Protectionism... how can this go well?

Yes they are made of bamboo. The Chinese letter for chopsticks is a combination of 'fast' and 'bamboo'.

I also highly doubt america produces more than a fraction of those made in asia. Is bamboo even growing in north america?