Meai

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by Meai 11y ago
Rust has heap memory as well..?
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by Meai 11y ago
There is no difference to running an executable. In fact, this is the BEST way to offer installation to users. He is literally showing you the source code so you can decide whether you actually want to run it or not. This stupid meme of not
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by Meai 11y ago
What do you mean by "helper assisted javascript"? Can you give an example where this has caused problems for you? I'm trying to decide between mithril and this library.
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by Meai 11y ago
I dont understand, if mithril is good why would you want to try react? Personally I'm trying to solve a problem (make complex ui easy to code and understand) Either mithril solves it or it doesnt..?
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by Meai 11y ago
I dont quite understand what this is: Is it a linux distribution that can have a graphical interface like Gnome 3? My question is essentially: Is it more like Ubuntu or more like Docker?
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by Meai 11y ago
Those were exactlY my grievances with react as well i was practically hoping somebody builds a smaller sane version of react. It could be cool if this would use html / shadowdom components instead of jsx, but i havent checked out the s
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by Meai 11y ago
The single issue is whether it is safe or not. Articles telling me how great it would be for poor, despserate farmers in third world countries as a last resort choice is really a fringe issue that is - I suspect - cloaking the point on pur
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by Meai 11y ago
> We found that almost everything we build fits into one of these three components What doesn't fit? I think it's important to know where the framework lacks, they seem to have made some experience with things that didnt quite
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by Meai 12y ago
Well I believe finnish is not as defined as german, what's up with all these random 'ä'? When you say "kyntillä" out loud, the last character sounds more like an 'a' than an 'ä'
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by Meai 12y ago
So you come here to experience life and socialise while others come here to get help at solving problems and keep up to date with the competition. Judging from the OP's submission I think we would all like to see more focus on friendly
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by Meai 12y ago
I think every discussion is a series of code and whether you want to "write clean code" with other people or not shows the value you have for other people. You call it pedantic in the same way that a disorganized person calls an o
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by Meai 12y ago
He is right though, I also think your post was a perfect example of gratious negativity. However as this shows, it needs exceptional people with a high level of self reflection and lots of practice at discussions to even realize what is and
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by Meai 12y ago
My usecase is that I have c# and java code that call each other but I need some kind of checker that validates "yes, the c# method signature is still compatible with the java method signature". It sounds like Kythe is the right to
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by Meai 12y ago
Yes, I agree. All async/await seems to be is an abstraction around coroutines. Which is a little baffling, because coroutines are already a fairly standard way to solve this problem, so why introduce this weird async/await syntax
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by Meai 12y ago
I'd like a sticker that I can stick on things and find wirelessly / via gps / some other method so that I never lose things again.
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by Meai 12y ago
That looks awesome, is there something like this for linux as well? Or what is the current way linux programmers debug x86?
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by Meai 12y ago
Is there any info on whether Swift can be used on Linux / be embedded?
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by Meai 12y ago
Also benchmarks comparing it to RethinkDb, Mongodb, and sql examples (supposedly this is NewSQL, how much SQL does it even support?) These questions are important
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by Meai 12y ago
See the image here: http://i.imgur.com/SAwSGaL.png . What do I get from seeing these properties? It doesnt seem like autogenerated documentation from source code is easy or possible at all. The modules being listed in the mo
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by Meai 12y ago
"WELCOME TO ONLINE FASHION STORE" is not really proper english, say "welcome to our store" or "welcome to rocha fashion"
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by Meai 12y ago
io.crate:crateClient:0.1.0 doesnt seem to exist on maven as indicated on the docs https://crate.io/docs/clients/java/java.html
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by Meai 13y ago
I can't stand the overcrowded popups in intellij (e.g: intellisense popups), there's just too much going on, all kinds of icons and extra info that is unnecessary. I have been able to customize away everything I dislike in intelli
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by Meai 13y ago
It's an old language, not sure how many people still use it, how easy it is to use and whether any modern libraries exist for it at all (say json parsing, mongodb drivers, http server..). Furthermore, not sure how it interops with C an
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by Meai 13y ago
Thought so too, but then I remember the lack of "right click->inspect element" and no good plugin api
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by Meai 13y ago
Doesn't mention anything about open source.
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by Meai 13y ago
It says it's optimized for single executing applications and "cloud workloads". Well, isn't there always going to be at least monitoring software running on my server? So that would be 2 applications already.
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by Meai 13y ago
They already stand out as a list by the fact that they contain multiple items.
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by Meai 13y ago
It may be perfect for me. Smartphones are a strange thing, they are just the wrong mix of everything: Can't rely on it as a phone, (too big, too expensive when stolen, low battery life), and they are not great at user input either: Wan
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by Meai 13y ago
Well I spent around 5 minutes downloading and trying to build, immediately hitting this wall on Windows: http://i.imgur.com/J9Gs6wb.png Seems that nobody has tried that in a long time, or who knows why it references somethi
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by Meai 13y ago
The appeal of Soylent is cost and convenience. This advice to do bulk cooking instead is not helping in that regard.

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