JepZ

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   by JepZ 10y ago

   I am looking forward to cli tools powered by electron. Imagine the beauty of a grep writting in js, executed by a chrome binary. :D
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   by JepZ 10y ago

   There are two totally different points mixed up in that blog post. 1. Delivering your app with electron 2. Writing a web app versus writing a 'native' app Yes, delivering an app with electron might be subpar as it brings code to y
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   by JepZ 10y ago

   Future in computing means 3-5 years. Everything else is just a day dream. In the time between AM2 and AM3 AMD's socket strategy was pretty straight forward. Don't know what they tried with FM/FS stuff. I am looking forward to
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   by JepZ 10y ago

   Is there any good starting point to use lisp in the same way as I would use go? I mean I write web servers and command line tools in go. As an editor I use vim. Some time ago I used DrScheme (now Racket) to write Scheme but I never found it
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   by JepZ 10y ago

   Thank you very much for your explanation, I see your point. I think I will still prefer the C style for parenthesis (as I would care more for the LOOK than for the FEEL ;-), but regarding the commas, I agree that skipping them would make th
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   by JepZ 10y ago

   I hope you realize that you are arguing against an explicitly subjective statement. Nevertheless, please elaborate. What do YOU think is the difference here between feeling and looking? Do you mean that your favorite editor (or the majority
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   by JepZ 10y ago

   I am now sure if I can put it into words, but here are some comparisons: - In Scheme/Lisp, you write the function name before the opening parenthesis. In languages related to C, you write the function name before. For me, the second on
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   by JepZ 10y ago

   Well, I was not aware of that ;-) Thanks :-)
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   by JepZ 10y ago

   @christux as it seems to be down again, could you post a screenshot or so?
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    by JepZ 10y ago

    I am using riot.js too and am pretty happy so far. Actually, I never tried react, but as riot is smaller, I like the tag syntax much better and I do not feel like I miss anything, I do not know why I should try it (anybody here prefers reac
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    by JepZ 10y ago

    I also really like the idea of 'Official hardware that just-works'. Not just for users without much technical knowledge but also for the rest of us. I mean nowadays we somehow manage to get most hardware working 'somehow&#x27
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    by JepZ 10y ago

    Sometimes when I configure my vim, I feel like I am building an editor too :D But at least that is more of a LEGO style of putting different bricks (plugins) together.
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    by JepZ 10y ago

    My problems with the readability of Rust is related to the syntax and not so much about the code structure. For example, Smalltalk has the most readable syntax I know, while I find it's code structure average. I know that error handlin
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    by JepZ 10y ago

    I did not say that Rust is a worse language. I said I like Go better. I do not know exactly what it is, but I find rust code harder to read (e.g. I do not like the :: operator, which other languages have too). So this is my personal prefere
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    by JepZ 10y ago

    I agree that it will take a few years, but from the current point in time I think it will have a large market share in about 10 years.
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    by JepZ 10y ago

    I think Go is a better C, while C++ is the opposite. +1 for the rest of the explanation.
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    by JepZ 10y ago

    I am afraid Rust will become much more popular than Go is atm. I think the C++ crowd will embrace it as soon as it will be mature. I am sure it is better than C++, but I still like the concepts and syntax of Go much better. But as C++ progr
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    by JepZ 10y ago

    When you talk about Go I think you should start with C. One of my professors used to tell us, that C was built by people who wanted to use it and didn't care about academic style. In many ways Go is just the next step of C. C did not h
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    by JepZ 10y ago

    I know that this is very unlikely to happen, but I wish Ubuntu had rolling releases. For me it would be okay to have a new version every 10 years (for heavy migrations like UEFI, 64 Bit, systemd). I had Ubuntu on most PCs at home, but switc
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    Fanless Chassis for High Performing PC: NSG S0(kickstarter.com)

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    by JepZ 10y ago

    Would love to see something like this for golang. I mean the tour of go is already great, but this is yet another step better :-)
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    by JepZ 10y ago

    Never had any problems with PHP and openssl. Did I miss something or is this specific to the windows platform? (It's been a while since I updated PHP on a Windows system the last time).
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    by JepZ 10y ago

    Is it normal that IE and Edge bugs are getting reported to the chromium bug tracker?
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    by JepZ 10y ago

    Yeah and still a green check mark :D
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    by JepZ 10y ago

    I really like XMPP and use it with conversations.im every day. I even have my own XMPP server for friends and family, but it feels as if only very few developers spend time on modern clients. XMPP with its extensions is pretty mature and wo
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    by JepZ 10y ago

    Yeah, the original amarok was great. Nevertheless I think nowadays we would need something else (e.g. the library would require optional steaming provider integration).
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    by JepZ 10y ago

    The best fountain pens I know are from Stefan Fink http://www.stefanfink.de/en/ Not cheap, but unique and handmade.
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    by JepZ 10y ago

    Impressive!
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    by JepZ 10y ago

    Reminds me of MC Frontalot - Secrets from the future https://frontalot.bandcamp.com/album/secrets-from-the-future
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    by JepZ 10y ago

    I also hate any command that has more than, lets say 3 spaces, for its complexity, but hopefully this conversion stuff is more or less just a one time job so: who cares ;-)