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Re:The State of JavaScript in 2015 on Sunday November 30, 2014 @11:25PM (#8679496)
If you close your ears to people who try to spread the words of unix philosophy, this is where you find yourself at.

For past 4 years, there is NPM, and there is people trying to explain why you should build your software with modules instead of frameworks.

Create a autonomic new Flickr team to build a new consistent API and a UI that is actually nice and usable.
Re:Show HN: Visualization of npm on Monday September 08, 2014 @08:21PM (#8288091)
great work as everybody else said! would be awesome to see the sizes of the modules, too
Re:Inside the world of legalised prostitution in Germany on Tuesday August 26, 2014 @06:41PM (#8229985)
Then ask them honestly instead of talking on behalf of them. Have you seen any documentary about them? They are telling "we were thrown bottles on the street and accused of smelling bad" you know that?
Re:Inside the world of legalised prostitution in Germany on Tuesday August 26, 2014 @06:40PM (#8229979)
Yes it is, and that's why I left there. By the way, I doubt it's as worse as countries where minorities are burnt alive in 2010s.
Re:Inside the world of legalised prostitution in Germany on Monday August 25, 2014 @04:34PM (#8224090)
Talking to the minorities in Germany could open your eyes.
Re:Inside the world of legalised prostitution in Germany on Monday August 25, 2014 @02:21PM (#8223155)
Turkey is the shittiest name to call Thrace, Anatolia and North Mesopotamia. Thrace is the european part, Anatolia is the asian part, and North Mesopotamia is the middle eastern part of this country. And majority is the influenced by persian & middle eastern culture rather than European.

I'm saying this as somebody grew up there. You have to ask the experience of those who actually experience the discrimination, not speaking on behalf of them. Where else in the world we have racists burning houses belong to minorities alive in 2010s? Even last year, a singer couldn't give a concert to the Turkish people there because she couldn't get a visa. If she gets visa, she may not pass the border since all the officers ask you "why are you in Germany?" and if you say you wanna travel they keep asking "travelling where?" "shopping what?" "studying what?" Now even celebs bring newspapers to show the officers to prove that they won't stay too long there!

It's a fact that being a middle eastern or being from a middle eastern influenced country let you face different attitude everywhere in the world. I'm saying this as an atheist guy who had to face it.

Re:Inside the world of legalised prostitution in Germany on Sunday August 24, 2014 @03:59PM (#8219499)
are you europen, american or middle eastern?
Re:Inside the world of legalised prostitution in Germany on Sunday August 24, 2014 @05:50AM (#8218130)
Do you even ask that to the minorities or you just speak for them?
Re:Inside the world of legalised prostitution in Germany on Sunday August 24, 2014 @04:47AM (#8218059)
You must be a joke. Germany is where it's a casual thing to burn minorities alive. I'm not even talking about the holocaust;

2008: http://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2008/02/fire-f12.html

1993: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solingen_arson_attack_of_1993

More: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Racism_in_Germany

And as a minority in Oakland, I feel like home and I know enough horror stories to avoid visiting Germany as long as I don't have a good reason.

Re:Inside the world of legalised prostitution in Germany on Sunday August 24, 2014 @04:41AM (#8218049)
That is privilege to some countries, rest of the countries are just like what I wrote. There is even songs that tell how German officers behave in the border. You may not understand this as an insider, but you need to listen others instead of ignoring.
Re:Inside the world of legalised prostitution in Germany on Sunday August 24, 2014 @01:34AM (#8217805)
As I know the border of Germany is pretty strict. I hear lots of horror stories from not only well educated people, but also people write books, makes music, etc. Even well known singers can't get visa to give their concert in Germany sometimes.

So how come unemployed people from poor neighbor countries can just go Germany and do prostution? It sounds realistic at first hear but thinking about the border officers in Germany, I think you kinda wanna think majority of the prostutes are not Germans.

Re:Cargo, Rust's Package Manager on Tuesday June 24, 2014 @04:02PM (#7940200)
I don't expect that since the version field is optional.
Re:African firm is selling pepper-spray bullet firing drones on Wednesday June 18, 2014 @04:51PM (#7912766)
Fuck that and fuck you assholes who are excited about this torture weapon, it's gonna be used against people! The first order was probably for a mining company in Amazon, to torture the locals who defend their land against fucking mining companies. And soon, it's gonna be used everywhere in the world against people protesting for rights.

Lots of people lost their lives, lots of people lost their eyes by pepper gas bullets this year, including this 15 years old kid: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Berkin_Elvan

See this documentary: http://www.worldpressphoto.org/multimedia-gallery/2014/witne...

Re:Suicidal Software Developer on Wednesday June 18, 2014 @02:12PM (#7911645)
Here is my recommendation; take a trip to some countries that you have never visited. Highly recommended. Istanbul, Cario, Tblisi, spend the money on pleasing yourself instead of family.
Integration with IDoneThis would be awesome.
Re:Who am I: A mind reader (don't forget to view source) on Thursday June 05, 2014 @10:39PM (#7855948)
Results are good except that I have no gaming sites in my history actually
Re:A Comparison of Go Web Frameworks on Thursday May 22, 2014 @11:51PM (#7787895)
You can get your frontend rendered statically before serving if the case is rendering HTML on the front-end. It doesn't have such a disadvantage for multiple page apps.
Re:A Comparison of Go Web Frameworks on Thursday May 22, 2014 @09:26PM (#7787569)
I assume that companies like Stripe have people writing JavaScript and people who write JS will be willing to use their own productive environment.

So if you're a single guy writing everything by yourself, yeah you can also use your own programming language for both backend and frontend.

Re:A Comparison of Go Web Frameworks on Thursday May 22, 2014 @05:07PM (#7786550)
sorry for the confusion, I meant just having JSON API server is more minimal and let's you focus on what you actually do; programming your backend...

web frameworks do two things and they're terrible on both. they invent a lot of stuff that you'll likely try to get rid of a later time and it's gonna be too late since your codebase (both frontend and backend) is locked.

but API servers are not like that. they lead you the right (and the more productive) way; composing small libraries into something ideal for you. I'm not sure if it makes sense for people who tend to use frameworks but this works for me great. may be it's my taste

Re:A Comparison of Go Web Frameworks on Thursday May 22, 2014 @04:38PM (#7786342)
If what you need is something minimal, then why not to use a JSON API server and have your front-end app use your API.

I compose APIs from Go and NodeJS servers and get really good productivity & performance benefits. And this is what I use; http://github.com/azer/atlas

Re:Poll: What database does your company/you use? on Sunday May 11, 2014 @03:55PM (#7729719)
LevelDB
Re:Rappers, Sorted by Size of Vocabulary on Sunday May 04, 2014 @06:57PM (#7696174)
It doesn't matter, they are still rappers and I bet they'd be one of the top

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