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EuAndreh
10y ago
Also checkout David Nolen's "Clients in Control"[0]. He approaches specifically those points mentioned, and pilfers ideas from Relay and Falcor. [0]: http://www.datomic.com/videos.html
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It really sounds like pg's suggestion to "replace email"[0]. I've never had (so far) any problem with managing my inbox, but since many can see the clear correlation between email <-> todo list, I'd say you&#x
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As far as I can see, they are bringing feature 9 from pg's article "What Made Lisp Different" [0]. [0]: http://www.paulgraham.com/diff.html
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10y ago
Yep, named-readtables do a pretty good job on packaging read-macros. You've probably missed it.
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Yep, no way close to PouchDB.
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They have CI within gitlab.com even for private repos :)
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I believe that their profit comes from selling the Enterprise Edition of GitLab and support. gitlab.com and the Community Edition are all free, and I believe they intend to keep it this way.
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Try using SciHub.
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Is the repo open? There's no trace of it in your GutHub profile. I'd like to contribute to it.
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Many people in fact rely on WhatsApp. But that's not like they own the only road available. If for some reason WhatsApp suddenly vanished, people would switch to the competitors, like Telegram, Messenger, Viber, etc. There would be cha
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It's funny to watch it, actually. A company gives you their card information and there are a few things on it: the website URL, maybe an email, the address and a phone number, with the WhatsApp icon on the side! When there are two numb
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IMHO, the biggest selling point of WhatsApp for brazilians is that it works as offline as it is possible. All received data is stored locally. Even if you're offline and send a message, it stores it locally and send it when connection
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Yes, from anywhere in the world, actually. https://about.gitlab.com/team/
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I'd like to note that GitLab not only is doing an awesome job with the FSF, but they are also themselves embracing free software tools for their internal work. They're switching from Slack to Mattermost[0], from Google Analytics t
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The point of "doing your computing" is the concept of freedom within the Free Software movement. According to RMS, "freedom is having control over your life". "In a computer system there are just two possibilities:
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Precisely.
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I'm from South America and I didn't know this either, and I also pronounced like English word "mate", lol
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Securing Your GitLab Pages with TLS and Let's Encrypt
(about.gitlab.com)
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Wasn't he just trying to isolate the variables?
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I believe that is what he meant by "all other things being equal". They are equal in library availability, speed, etc.
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Well, we should all be glad that the exemples from US are spreading to the rest of the world! If only more countries stopped being copycats and started actually copying the US model. God bless America. Humpf The title is also really bad, as
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François-René Rideau has done a lot to evolve ASDF, the Common Lisp build system, and lots have been done since, also, like an implementation manager[0], an assets downloader[1] and compiler[2]. [0]: https://github.com/roswe
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One of the coolest parts is how Roswell with scripts: you can run a local file, or in a custom directory just for scripts, and even better: you can install scripts from libraries. This way, if a library needs to expose some functionality to
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I'd suggest using PouchDB[0] if on a web client, and Cloudant [1] as the backend. Spin up a simple heroku app using Superlogin[2] and you have full Auth, an offline database, sync and now the possibility of conflicts resolution. If dev