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MrBra
12y ago
I tend to agree with the article.. but it would be nice to also read other opinions from other obj-C coders. Anyone here?
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MrBra
12y ago
So basically this will provide a nice DSL to deal with shared state?
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MrBra
12y ago
Great list, thanks!
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MrBra
12y ago
I don't know if this also restores the old tab look, I think not honestly, but I just installed and I wanted to share this here to hear your opinions https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/the-fox
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MrBra
12y ago
Hehe I immediately spotted it too :p
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MrBra
12y ago
Interesting! --- 7. Conclusion and Future Work This paper shows the first empirical results of eliminating the Global Interpreter Lock (GIL) in a scripting language through Hardware Transactional Memory (HTM) to improve the multi-thread per
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Parallel Each for JRuby
(github.com)
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12y ago
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MrBra
12y ago
Oh, Ruby. What else.
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12y ago
This release contains a fix for a regression of Hash#reject in Ruby 2.1.1, support for build with Readline-6.3 (see Bug #9578), an updated bundled version of libyaml with psych, and some bug fixes.
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RbNaCl 3.0.0: a modern cryptography library for Ruby
(github.com)
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13y ago
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Jekyll 2.0.0.rc1 is out.
(rubygems.org)
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RailsConf 2014 Recap: Day 4 with Aaron Patterson
(bigastronaut.com)
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Learn Advanced Rake in 7 Episodes.
(devblog.avdi.org)
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13y ago
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Eldritch – Parallel Programming Constructs DSL for Ruby.
(github.com)
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MrBra
13y ago
It's good to see all of this security related information in once place, it can act as a nice checklist before going live, or even thinking about it :) (but many times I prefer the risky way)
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13y ago
"What webserver do you use in production?" --------------------------- Passenger 2010 - 61.719% 2012 - 32.540% -29.179% Thin 2010 - 9.483% 2012 - 10.675% 1.192% Unicorn 2010 - 7.517% 2012 - 40.8
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MrBra
13y ago
Very useful as a quick memory refresher and to have a short introduction to some of the 4.0 features.
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How to have an out of body experience
(kernelmag.dailydot.com)
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MrBra
13y ago
If you refer to my duplicate posts it was my fault (well, Hacker News 2's app fault, since it was not notifying me of the posts being submitted), deleted them.
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Ask HN: why every HN android app fails at searching HN?
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13y ago
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Lotus – A complete web framework for Ruby
(lotusrb.org)
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13y ago
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Why Ruby Blocks Exist
(programming.oreilly.com)
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Padrino 0.12.0 Released: The Sinatra-Backed Webapp Framework
(padrinorb.com)
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13y ago
I knew they were attently watching on this thread... :)
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MrBra
13y ago
Yea, get a mac just for that. Oh and please just forget that all present *nix based distros will have a similar, if not better, update manager.
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MrBra
13y ago
Then Avast Antivirus pops up and says your software update status is critical! Do something or let me manage it for you (pay me) !
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MrBra
13y ago
Yea so you'll be happy to know I just tried and created a sample rails 4.0.2 app on Windows 7 with RailsBricks and it all went perfectly smooth!
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MrBra
13y ago
Happy to see this is speeding up fast and becoming more and more solid! Great work!
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MrBra
13y ago
Your kinda biting your own tail here, and this is soo revealing.. Facebook and banks do that because they are built with everything but anonymity in their mind, while instead your primary objective as your slogan says is "Share anonymo
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13y ago
So are you saying that if it was a regular website accessible from a desktop pc you would check against MAC address or some other hardware id to "notify users when someone from a different device tries to log into their account" ?
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