Devagamster

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by Devagamster 8y ago
That is well and truly your opinion. I for one can't stand Mac OS but I won't go spouting that as fact for all users. Come on now...
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by Devagamster 8y ago
For what it's worth typescript is developed by Microsoft. Doesn't get much bigger than that
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by Devagamster 8y ago
Uh this seems highly inappropriate
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by Devagamster 8y ago
Thing is its very difficult to integrate long form audio when the only available source is download or stream from a website. Many people will pass this on by just because it doesn't show up in their podcast app.
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by Devagamster 8y ago
S-Town is also very good in a slightly similar vein.
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by Devagamster 8y ago
Pdf is a bit more than a forth implementation. There is a reason there are so few pdf parsers out there.
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by Devagamster 9y ago
Take a look at beaker. I'm not sure that decentralized apps wont happen. I agree that centralized servers have many benefits, but there are also benefits to giving control to users.
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by Devagamster 9y ago
I think I understand what you're saying, but anecdotal evidence isn't really the point here. The article is pointing toward a societal trend, not one that is likely to be observed on a case by case basis. That said I do agree. All
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by Devagamster 9y ago
I imagine most users would prefer their iphone to stay on for a reasonable period over being super zippy. And like the other commenters said, replacing the battery will fix the problem.
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by Devagamster 9y ago
Youre a legend
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by Devagamster 9y ago
correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm pretty sure block chains are not super scalable ATM. bitcoin is blocked at 6 transactions a second and future changes are supposed to improve it to 30? that doesn't seem very scalable to me. I
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by Devagamster 9y ago
wut. I find the more monitors the better. Do you do software development? How do you reference code/documents why writing software? I'm very confused.
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by Devagamster 9y ago
y tho. you can have safety and expressivity...
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by Devagamster 9y ago
there's that hacker news ray of sunshine I've grown to know and love :) glad all is right in the world
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by Devagamster 9y ago
I'm not sure the JVM is the most advanced. the CLR has parity for the vast majority of JVM features and has historically had the jump on the JVM with generics, async etc
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by Devagamster 9y ago
yes...
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by Devagamster 9y ago
I use the planet labs images plugging (on mobile, so can't look up exact link). It shows satellite imagery from their dataset of interesting places. I highly recommend it.
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by Devagamster 9y ago
I'd be interested to hear why you think that book is terrible
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by Devagamster 9y ago
This is kinda terrifying. I can't put my finger on why exactly but dang.
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by Devagamster 10y ago
Coq is the one I use most. I've heard of lean as well though. Those are both proof assistants not theorem provers. Dafny uses z3 to attempt to automatically prove theorems about your code. Lean or Coq (for the most part) require that y
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by Devagamster 10y ago
viper is strictly worse than evil mode. Evil is so close I often have people not even notice they are in emacs
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by Devagamster 10y ago
You seem to be missing the fact that powershell is just designed better. Take powershell vs bash. Bash operates primarily on strings. In powershell everything that is interacted with is an object. This wont really effect you in day to day i
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by Devagamster 10y ago
the surface book is getting there but it still crashes occasionally when disconnecting the screen. not build quality per se but definitely not apple-like
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by Devagamster 10y ago
This seems pretty toxic...
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by Devagamster 10y ago
If so it must have been an extremely wide spread malware because tons of people have been reporting the same thing.
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Text message crashes iphone
8 points by Devagamster 11y ago|2 comments
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by Devagamster 12y ago
Isnt that just rust? Rust is written in rust...
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by Devagamster 12y ago
Is it just me or does this seem really good? Im not a econ buff but those percentages are higher than I would have expected.
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by Devagamster 12y ago
I disagree. All OP was trying to do was keep the conversation from veering off. Given he/she is the one asking the question, I think its perfectly acceptable to put parameters on what type of response he/she is looking for. Seems