Artemix

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   by Artemix 9y ago

   Actually, when you open a RSS feed in Firefox, it shows a simple interface with the organized feed and propose you to subscribe to it, creating a "magic" bookmark in your bookmarks toolbar which lets you quickly access it and twea
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   by Artemix 9y ago

   I don't really understand your question but if you were asking about how we actually store articles and provide such a feed, I can explain how I did it. I made a markdown-based blog with the articles stored in a PgSQL database and, for
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   An open thanks letter to developers(blog.artemix.xyz)

   1 points by Artemix 9y ago|0 comments
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   by Artemix 10y ago

   Edit: I forgot to add: The systems they are using are mainly completely outdated systems and there is almost only string concatenation for request building, didn't see any prepared statements.
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   by Artemix 10y ago

   I think the main problem is about the way govt & medicine requires system, instead of building something with some precises requirements, they mainly want something that just "works". Prepared statements have been around for a
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   by Artemix 10y ago

   And maybe a brainfuck framework to develop cross-platform apps
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   by Artemix 10y ago

   I have a very slow internet and cache a lot. When changing pages, it just loads the new files instead of the entire bundle. I noticed that the website loading was much faster when dealing with a light page but with lots of light pages than
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   by Artemix 10y ago

   I don't understand the need for single-page websites. They are slow to load, hard to navigate and if javascript is disabled the entire website is broken. I can understand this need for mail apps for example, but I don't understan
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   by Artemix 10y ago

   It may be interesting, especially since I have an internet connection with an approx. speed of 10mB/s, but I won't feel safe with a non-opensource system for that
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    by Artemix 10y ago

    (note: I use the nvidia shield k1 ~200€)
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    by Artemix 10y ago

    I use an android tablet when in public transport, to develop with quite everything in my projects, going from python to c++ including java, c# etc.. Using Quoda IDE and Termux as the terminal for compilation and git project sync.
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    by Artemix 10y ago

    We are in a tech/IT uni and I can only use my laptop in math for courses.. I'm thinking of dropping out but my current situation doesn't let me.
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    by Artemix 10y ago

    When I take notes (usually in class, as I'm still sadly a uni student), I mainly take them on my computer, using a markdown-like syntax on a tool I created that sends everything in a builtin postgreSQL database (that syncs itself wit
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    by Artemix 10y ago

    It's like a video game: If you encounter ennemies, that means you're going in the right direction
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    by Artemix 10y ago

    I'm french, and I speak fluently english thanks to video games and community forums. But I also started learning norwegian and I'm doing pretty well, talking woth norwegian friends
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    by Artemix 10y ago

    Welp. Stupid is winning one more time :/
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    by Artemix 10y ago

    This is actually a pretty fun project, and can be a good introduction for people when they start learning about these fields ! 'djob anyways !
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    by Artemix 10y ago

    Either way, we still mock airheads