Entangled

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by Entangled 10y ago
Hey that's cool stuff. For a total ignorant like me, where should I go to learn the basics of automating some tasks like I'd like to type $ ipaddress and get the local ip address instead of $ ipconfig getifaddr en0. Is that bash?
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by Entangled 10y ago
I started learning Swift in my fifties and by god am having a blast. Already finished an iPad app for my daughter and there is no better gratification than seeing her playing and learning with it.
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by Entangled 10y ago
S-expressions will take you ten seconds still nobody uses them. YAML is made to simplify the lives of the reader and the writer, not the parser. Let the parser suffer, let the coder rejoice. You pick your own level of suffering, I pick mine
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by Entangled 10y ago
Not bad, a second close just behind YAML in my picks. Nothing can beat this: name: Taylor Swift Absolutely nothing, no matter how you dress it.
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by Entangled 10y ago
If it can be done in JSON it can also be done in YAML. I pick YAML.
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by Entangled 10y ago
Revived? I haven't touched a ms product in over a decade. And by god I won't until the end of my miserable days in this world.
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by Entangled 10y ago
"Those who ignore Codd are condemned to learn Codd, forcefully".- Codd's Law Adapted to DBs.
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by Entangled 10y ago
Can't browsers provide a service like txt://example.com that shows web content in plain text, no images, no javascript, nothing, something like readability but directly without loading the whole page first? It would also be g
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by Entangled 10y ago
The next Mac Mini should be the exact size of an Apple TV but in aluminum case, with the most RAM it can get and the fastest processor in the world. We pay for quality and we expect Apple to deliver. That NUC is ugly as fuck.
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by Entangled 10y ago
Swift. The best tool in your toolbelt. You could easily build apps for the desktop, mobile, server, watch, tv, linux, etc. It's the digital clay to build whatever you want to build. Your imagination is the limit.
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by Entangled 10y ago
I'm coding all my apps in Swift and I am never going back. Server, desktop, mobile, tv, watch, linux, embeded, etc. One language to rule them all.
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by Entangled 10y ago
Whatever the solutions, I'd like to see distributed, decentralized and individual water generation/purification systems, specially using solar.
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by Entangled 10y ago
Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, they all have something in common: EaaS. Ecosystem as a Service. DDG should start offering email first, then news, stocks, maps, social, and finally ads. You don't survive with search alone, you need to moneti
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by Entangled 10y ago
> They also organize ocean freight and air freight, which Uber isn't likely to get into… …yet
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by Entangled 10y ago
Naysayers. The world will pour billions of dollars in Swift the coming years and they will keep complaining about it. The most important advantage of Swift is that it allows you to code from the server to the desktop, mobile, watch, tv, IoT
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by Entangled 10y ago
It won't. It will get better. In a couple of years you will be able to take a picture of a rash in your arm and get exact diagnosis with treatment instructions. You will be able to take a pic of a flower, a leaf or any tree and get acc
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by Entangled 10y ago
Terraform the moon. I want to look up to the skies and see a green moon every night. It is unfortunate we haven't spent a dime settling a moon base and studying the possibilities of creating a livable atmosphere on the moon being just
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by Entangled 10y ago
> "Schneier then laid out his argument for why the government should be a part of the solution" Now we have two problems.
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by Entangled 10y ago
Web browsers should have an option to show non-ascii chars in urls in red.
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by Entangled 10y ago
Swift from the metal to the clouds. Everywhere.
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by Entangled 10y ago
At 20s it is about sharing and cooperation while at 30s it is about competition and protection. They don't disappear, we retreat.
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by Entangled 10y ago
Code is clay. What you do with it can make you a Michelangelo or a bricklayer. Sometimes it can make you good money, sometimes it becomes tedious in the wrong job. Still if you pursue other economic means of production, code is always a way
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by Entangled 10y ago
Political apartheid. We've seen it. It won't end well. Shame on Marco.
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by Entangled 10y ago
Collapsible comments, I love that.