JepZ

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by JepZ 10y ago
Hehe, I have to underline this aspect as npm killed half an hour of my work yesterday, when I redownload some package in a sibling directory (for diff purposes). Never had this experience with go. The comparison is a little emotional for me
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CoVim – Collaborative Editing for Vim(github.com)
142 points by JepZ 10y ago|22 comments
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by JepZ 10y ago
Why? I mean WebGL has hardware acceleration, modern JS is quite fast. Is it just about performance or is there anything else?
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by JepZ 10y ago
https://play.freeciv.org/webclient/?action=new&renderer=webg...
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by JepZ 10y ago
So what do you think, why is it so hard to learn rust, if it is not about the compiler messages?
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by JepZ 10y ago
Electron?
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by JepZ 10y ago
ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED
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Introductory Number Theory and Abstract Algebra for Computer Science(cs-people.bu.edu)
2 points by JepZ 10y ago|0 comments
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by JepZ 10y ago
Everything there looks very pro HTTP like... But hey, curl doesn't support bittorrent afaik. So why should haxx.se care ;-)
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by JepZ 10y ago
I never wrote a single line of rust, but when a language is hard to learn, the compiler error messages are probably just bad in terms of comprehensibility and offer the user no direct solution.
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by JepZ 10y ago
Performance wise there should be no reason to build a desktop for 'dev-work'. But as far as I understand your situation you just want to build a desktop, not use one :D Just be aware, that you will probably end up with more than o
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by JepZ 10y ago
I use vim and tmux too. I use this combination, because I can also use 'watch' and 'tail -f' commands to deploy files or watch logs while I code.
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by JepZ 10y ago
me 2
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by JepZ 10y ago
And the only platform which everyone still uses :P ;-)
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by JepZ 10y ago
Shouldn't a superintelligence be smart enough to become another Gandhi? Why not?
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AMD Presents New Horizon (live)(youtube.com)
6 points by JepZ 10y ago|1 comments
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by JepZ 10y ago
The 'd2tf' example is just wrong... after realizing I didn't hit the right 'f' I would just press '.' (not 'ud2tf')... I think I will stay with vim for now, also the discoverability could be bett
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by JepZ 10y ago
fsync benchmarks are stupid. (neither a Pixel fan or hater here)
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by JepZ 10y ago
hehe, thx for the quick reply. Had some trouble with qtdeploy and since go build worked (and I prefer go build workflow wise) I assumed it would result in the same binary. The demo application works without any of the libs from the deploy f
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by JepZ 10y ago
Does anybody know why the demo application is 52mb?!? I mean, yes, its statically linked but 52 million bytes for a window, a button and a pop-up? Shouldn't this fit into 5-10 mb? Is the whole qt lib linked into that binary?
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by JepZ 10y ago
+1 for riotjs.com
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by JepZ 10y ago
Advice? Try riotjs.com (at least read what it is about). It gives you some basic structure, but is much simpler to understand than most frameworks/libraries, because you don't need all this router, dispatcher, whatever stuff, but
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by JepZ 10y ago
If she cares so much about the experience, why does she use an iphone after all?!?
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JS ServiceWorker Cookbook(serviceworke.rs)
2 points by JepZ 10y ago|0 comments
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Introducing HTTP Tracing(blog.golang.org)
189 points by JepZ 10y ago|58 comments
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by JepZ 10y ago
I really like this post... Linux seems to become more mainstream :D
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by JepZ 10y ago
I am wondering why everybody wants a service provider and nobody seems to care about an open solution. If you choose an provider you are always bound to its fate. We have 20+ global messaging networks which do not cooperate/communicate
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by JepZ 10y ago
It is not. It was one of the design goals of the language to compile fast... https://talks.golang.org/2012/splash.article So I am wondering too what this is all about.
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by JepZ 10y ago
Some call it chaos, others call it 'Freedom of Choice'.
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Clients for the Matrix Protocol(matrix.org)
3 points by JepZ 10y ago|0 comments

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