Does anyone have resources or ideas to share on the merits of dependency injection in js/ts ? To me it almost always feels clunky and antithetical to the spcriptey nature of JS/TS.
It shouldn't. DI as a set of patterns and approaches can be implemented anywhere. The language and the runtime can help you or be a hindrance, but the principles are generic.
SE at Upflow here !
I've been working there since the very beginning, and it's been absolutely fantastic. We have already changed the way a bunch of companies get paid, and helped them get huge sums of money back to run their business, and that feels great.
As for the work atmosphere, it strikes a great balance between the exhilarating ride of launching a startup and the calm and self-care required to be in it for the long run :)
I've been working there since the very beginning, and it's been absolutely fantastic. We have already changed the way a bunch of companies get paid, and helped them get huge sums of money back to run their business, and that feels great.
As for the work atmosphere, it strikes a great balance between the exhilarating ride of launching a startup and the calm and self-care required to be in it for the long run :)
I have noticed exactly the same thing, having been in High School in France until 2013. However, I wonder if this idea isn't a red herring since it looks like some people have had this feeling for decades (or maybe there has been a steady decline of our academic level since then).
Even if the ones perpetrating these crimes have no gun permits, the existence of gun permits itself makes gun ownership commonplace, allowing the "crazies" easier acquisition and possession of guns
