MrBra

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721.
Ruboto (JRuby on Android) 1.2.0 released(ruboto.org)
2 points by MrBra 12y ago|0 comments
722.
List of scandals with “-gate” suffix(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by MrBra 12y ago|0 comments
723.
Bundler::Updater – Interactively update your outdated gems(github.com)
1 points by MrBra 12y ago|0 comments
724.
Yet another (#5) Unauthorized source IP address(stackoverflow.com)
1 points by MrBra 12y ago|0 comments
725.
by MrBra 12y ago
Is it common to use metric system when launching rockets to space or is it a peculiarity of SpaceX? I heard the speaker on SpaceX channel always referring to kilometers and kilometers per second when talking about height and speed.
726.
Some Thoughts on the Signal(entropymag.org)
2 points by MrBra 12y ago|0 comments
727.
by MrBra 12y ago
I've always thought, if there was a simple, efficient way to simply <?Ruby puts("use Ruby like PHP") ?> then a lot of good stuff could happen.
728.
Ruby Kaigi 2014: Day 2(brewhouse.io)
40 points by MrBra 12y ago|2 comments
729.
Convert any site theme template (Wordpress, Joomla, etc) into a (ruby) rack app(github.com)
2 points by MrBra 12y ago|0 comments
730.
by MrBra 12y ago
Glad to see 'em at work on this :)
731.
Bug #10212: (Ruby) MRI Is Not for Lambda Calculus(bugs.ruby-lang.org)
1 points by MrBra 12y ago|1 comments
732.
by MrBra 12y ago
Or they could challenge an antirubyst that they can do that, and if they accomplish it, he would have to pay them the money for a good course on a new language and framework. Strangely everybody is good at talking bad about Ruby, but would
733.
Oô(en.wikipedia.org)
5 points by MrBra 12y ago|1 comments
734.
by MrBra 12y ago
Unless he had to solve boring problems.
735.
by MrBra 12y ago
For concurrency-testing-alone it might be not. If it works good at it, then it's a good indication that the concurrency model implemented in the language is not flawed and if there is a problem, then it might be somewhere else in the l
736.
by MrBra 12y ago
Exactly. People is on Ruby because of its semplicity to test ideas and craft things. That's the same reason so many devs started using Rails. So, one immediate solution that would drive again Ruby to a stellar embracement and adoption
737.
by MrBra 12y ago
`also, someone claimed that a lead maintainer of the Linux kernel is a rape apologist. That's good enough to drop Linux, right?` If that was proved to be the true, then I would want him or her to work on Linux from jail.
738.
by MrBra 12y ago
Originally posted 2 months ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7975436
739.
by MrBra 12y ago
TL;DR: Rails sucks. [not my opinion].
740.
by MrBra 12y ago
nice tutorial - rough title ;)
741.
by MrBra 12y ago
A good and accepted practice here on HN is to keep the original page title to avoid any bias from poster, and then add own considerations as comments.
742.
by MrBra 12y ago
What's with the title?
743.
by MrBra 12y ago
It would be interesting or useful to know more about it, but what I think is that ideally a right impementation of a GC should not require any tweeks from the outside... and I am pretty sure you are not going to get any signifcant performan
744.
by MrBra 12y ago
Excellent and neatly packaged source of information. It would be great to have it translated into other languages.. I know so many people who would love to access this content but do not speak english.. How should I proceed to offer myself
745.
by MrBra 12y ago
They won't be native apps anyway but browser based apps, so as new Shoes is going to use Javascript (via Opal) and HTML as a rendering engine, then yes you can. Any other actual differences or points of strength worth noting?
746.
by MrBra 12y ago
Would it be correct to say that Kivy is the Python equivalent for Ruby Shoes? In which aspect the one or the other is more powerful?
747.
by MrBra 12y ago
One of the coolest ruby projects since a good while. When two important projects like Shoes and Opal meet and cooperate for a third unexpected goal, it is like when the results of two different equations are used to compose a third one, and
748.
by MrBra 12y ago
Please consider changing the title. I believe it might give the false impression that you are stating that in ruby, expressing free will is impossible. Since the article states that free will is always impossible then if you agree with it,
749.
Building a Simple (Android) User Interface (using JRuby / Ruboto)(github.com)
2 points by MrBra 12y ago|0 comments
750.
An introduction to Android development via Ruboto(github.com)
1 points by MrBra 12y ago|0 comments

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