Daegalus

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by Daegalus 13y ago
http://alias.sh has had these for a long time. both git lg and git gl
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by Daegalus 13y ago
I say both have their pros and cons. I currenlty work full-time at a startup making $120k+ and I don' have my degree. But I am also finishing up my degree part time. I got into the industry by doing an internship at Electronic Arts, an
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by Daegalus 13y ago
It is, and I agree, hence I paid. It just feels like a lot comparatively, but the value you get is on par. This is a ver KISS and I like that.
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by Daegalus 13y ago
I just paid for this, it just gives you a link to a page with 365 questions, 1 for every day of the year. You take a molesine, notebook, or whatever you want, and you answer the questions as thoroughly as you can. If you stick to it, you ha
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by Daegalus 13y ago
I disagree. Even though it seems most people hate WP8, or Microsoft, or whatever gets your panties in a bunch about it, I would love to get one of these. I really like WP8, and have had up to the 920, but there are just some apps that I nee
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by Daegalus 13y ago
For Play: http://robfig.github.io/revel/ For Mongo: Most people use mgo http://labix.org/mgo For precog: dont know, but there might be something, but probably not.
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by Daegalus 13y ago
#haskell #dart #go-nuts #phabricator #redis #postgresql #grails #clojure #rust Pretty much a good chunk of open-source and language channels. always something to learn there. Especially the Functional programming channels like Haskell and C
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by Daegalus 14y ago
This is great. It already handles pretty much every other language. Once it gets this. And maybe C# through monogame. it will be the ultimate IDE. Love jetbrains products. Best $200 i ever spent on Ultimate
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by Daegalus 14y ago
I think if you are using it in the server-side to just use the DartVM. its the direct analogy to Node.js. It runs server code and everything else. and I am not sure why you would even try to run it on Node.js except for some library that yo
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by Daegalus 14y ago
Since I primarily enjoy using Dart on server-side and like to use it as a replacement for Node when I can, I am actually working on a CRUD framework with middleware for Dart. Inspiration comes from Express for Node, but it is similar to wha
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by Daegalus 14y ago
I went a much similar route with my lightweight express-inspried framework. I made user-controlled classes that get populated with relevant data and middleware information. Like stuff from form parsing. https://github.com/Daegalus/fukiya
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by Daegalus 14y ago
See, I have tried so many times to use and love VIM, but I can't. I feel its a monstrosity. I find "nano" 1000000x better for quick editing on a server. Most servers I have worked with, have it. I only use vi/vim if i REALLY REALLY have to.
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by Daegalus 14y ago
This is kinda the situation I am in. But I stated that in the first few paragraphs of my post.
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by Daegalus 14y ago
While I try to do this often. My macbook even has Win8 and Ubuntu as VMs on it. Running Xcode or Visual Studio in a VM can get pretty laggy, even when I give the guest OS a considerable chunk of my host resources. I have an i7 920 and 16 gi
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Why are there no true cross-platform filesystems?(yulian.kuncheff.com)
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by Daegalus 14y ago
Meh, only Facebook login. I never use facebook and I hate logging in with it, so its a no-go for me until they add more OAuth services, or their own login system. You would think its hard to add more than 1 OAuth, but its not, I absolutely
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by Daegalus 14y ago
You don't need VMs or the sort to test old versions of IE. Open IE and hit F12, this will open IEs equivalent of Chrome Developer tools. It has options to change which IE engine it uses all the way back to IE7 for testing.
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by Daegalus 14y ago
How is this any different form all the other companies that adopted the same Anti-Class action policies in the last few months? Whats so special about Paypal compared to Microsoft, Apple, Google, Steam, etc, that we need this posted 5 times
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by Daegalus 14y ago
This is an amazing redesign. I love Bitbucket for its support for Hg and Git, and it has free private repos. Always loved using it, now I have more and more reason to use it every day. I might move back to it for my open-source stuff, and j
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by Daegalus 14y ago
Well, then we should close all our accounts on Microsoft, Apple, Steam, Google, Facebook, Twitter, etc. Because they all have recently added similar Anti-Class Action Suit clauses.
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by Daegalus 14y ago
What I meant by that actually, was everyone says to use it as an IDE, but it felt like I was trying too hard to make it work like an IDE, than accept ti for what it really is, just a text editor with some useful scripts.
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by Daegalus 14y ago
You know, I could never get into using vim. All the hotkeys and commands seem really counter-intuitive. Maybe because it wasn't my first, but i find Nano and Jed far more useable day to day for quick editing than VIM. And I love how there i
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by Daegalus 14y ago
I found workflowy a few months ago. Used it for a while, and realized how useful it is for me. More-so than any todo list or mindmap ever was. I went pro 2 weeks ago. Worth every penny. Hope they keep up the good work. Only wish it worked b
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by Daegalus 14y ago
This just gave me a thought that could potentially be great but also scary at the same time. What if homeless people signed up for square? They will now be able to accept Credit Cards. As people don't carry cash anymore, the common thing pe