LaPingvino

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by LaPingvino 2y ago
It literally comes from the original Twitter, it's meant to be what X killed in Twitter.
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Porcupine – Free Screenwriting Using Fountain(porcupine.oli.digital)
1 points by LaPingvino 2y ago|0 comments
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by LaPingvino 4y ago
I'm going to be blunt and state that what most people want is not what they actually need. If you use Git for how it was designed, the commands remain generally pretty clean. If you come from an SVN mindset, you are probably not really
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by LaPingvino 4y ago
There are two reasons Git is better, and the UI is NOT one of them: speed and repository format. I think Keith Packard wrote about this best: Git is technically under the covers way superior over Hg, it's not even a competition. For us
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by LaPingvino 5y ago
They have mentioned that you don't really need it as an explanation after they already said for a long time that they do consider it, from the start. They never strayed from that POV.
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by LaPingvino 5y ago
No, the documentation stated that Go was designed for reading without backtracking. That results in single pass compilation being possible and thus being faster, but that was never a limitation that was imposed. The reading without backtrac
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by LaPingvino 5y ago
They never rejected it. In the very first post launching it they commented that they considered Generics but didn't add them because they didn't find a way that works well with Go's principles. I'm happy it took them the
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by LaPingvino 5y ago
Generics were considered at the very release. Go just focuses on getting it right. And I love it for it, because to this day Go is the only language that got OOP right, and now Generics. Go is a language made for the human factor. Go genera
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Ad-hoc HTTPS-version of n-gate.com(bafybeihokbdfddhfp2bz2mjuthieeqihbmv5ttv3xfcr472wxrp5jmmhzq.ipfs.dweb.link)
1 points by LaPingvino 7y ago|0 comments
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Less is more: Bogbook and how it changes social networks(steemit.com)
1 points by LaPingvino 7y ago|0 comments
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by LaPingvino 7y ago
I've designed an interview test before and I am ironically now doing a very similar interview test to what I designed for the company I used to work at. It worked extremely well for where I used it and I am absolutely thrilled to work
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Bogbook: What I think will decide social networking for the next gen(bogbook.com)
2 points by LaPingvino 7y ago|0 comments
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OLN: My humble beginning for creating a backchannel for the internet(hackmd.io)
2 points by LaPingvino 7y ago|0 comments
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by LaPingvino 8y ago
When I had to get the right people for a job, I made the sifting assignment simply: write an app that consumes a JSON API. I got an Indian guy with a long CV who never even tried, and a guy who machine translated the Dutch ad and sailed thr
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One off tool for pasting infohashes directly on commandline(gist.github.com)
1 points by LaPingvino 8y ago|0 comments
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Regaining access to a Gmail account (That was an interesting day)(busy.org)
1 points by LaPingvino 8y ago|0 comments
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I got the idea to create a new line editor(github.com)
3 points by LaPingvino 8y ago|1 comments
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Discuss: how secure is C++?(kialo.com)
1 points by LaPingvino 9y ago|1 comments
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Elementary Time: A UTC-Based Universal Time System for Human Consumption(etime.neocities.org)
2 points by LaPingvino 9y ago|0 comments
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by LaPingvino 11y ago
actually, there is already a Swiss bank that wants to do just bitcoin in the process of getting licensed http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2015-05-27/switzerland-open-bi...
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by LaPingvino 11y ago
There are several points where he won't mention the language. Which languages do you think he meant?
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Chessboxing – the tale about a startup without a product(schaakboksen.nl)
1 points by LaPingvino 11y ago|0 comments
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by LaPingvino 12y ago
What you see there is very early, I wrote that in a day, the point is to build on it and provide more shortcuts for things that suck to do/type in Debian. One thing I am planning to tackle on the long run is building packages, as in cr
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Debian package management, the Arch way(github.com)
1 points by LaPingvino 12y ago|2 comments
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by LaPingvino 13y ago
playful engagement can also be useful or even important. I think open-mindedness is more important here: you need to be able to absorb new concepts and accept experience into your action during the practice. I think that's why people w
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by LaPingvino 13y ago
Try using Windows XP or later in safe mode... the start menu is near to worthless now... Try this in Windows 8...
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New Open Source radio software - served from a Raspberry Pi(tpreece.net)
2 points by LaPingvino 14y ago|0 comments
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by LaPingvino 15y ago
All related files are Apache-licensed, as by consent of Abe Pralle (and in case of doubt, just mail him!) I will include the data-files in the repository. This is the very first release, and it's far from perfect as it is of course.
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by LaPingvino 15y ago
You can find it on Home of The Underdog. The official site got lost some rewrites ago, but there will probably come some new site again. I could add compiled versions to the repository for reference... It's a sokoban-like game, but a lot mo
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by LaPingvino 15y ago
Biggest question for me: is someone motivated enough to fork it and lead further development? Or should I create a mailing list and ask people to join there?

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