MrBra

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by MrBra 10y ago
What's amb?
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Caching Tutorial(mnot.net)
34 points by MrBra 10y ago|5 comments
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Refactoring Notes(ghendry.net)
2 points by MrBra 10y ago|0 comments
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Ruboto 1.5.0 released: write full stand-alone apps for Android using Ruby(ruboto.org)
2 points by MrBra 10y ago|0 comments
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by MrBra 10y ago
Nah, I just like good music. If you don't, you can't understand this.
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by MrBra 10y ago
How?
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by MrBra 10y ago
What are the most effective measures a British citizen could take right now to escape this surveillance?
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by MrBra 10y ago
Go check last.fm, I've written other comments about it here but I am not trying to spam, I am just trying to share what I think it's still the best resource for discovering music you should listen to .
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by MrBra 10y ago
Same, I've always used last.fm for discovering quality music and after it came back to life (after a period in which it was not working) I kept using it as my main source. I am surprised to see how no one is talking about it here.
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by MrBra 10y ago
You have missed last.fm probably.
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by MrBra 10y ago
How is that different from last.fm ?
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by MrBra 10y ago
Spotify really sucks for discovery! After 4 songs you will be listening to vague (not tailored) musical hits that seems to be recommended by someone discovering music for the first time. Pathetic!
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by MrBra 10y ago
Is anyone ignoring the existence of last.fm (with regards to music discovery only)? To me it's has always been the best recommendation engine ever, hands down, compared to all others (Spotify, Deezer, ecc). It works by tracking what us
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by MrBra 10y ago
I did not know what.cd. Reading the comments here, it seems this service represented for many what to me is last.fm, with regards to music discovery only (not downloads). How was what.cd different from last.fm, with regards to that aspect?
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by MrBra 10y ago
You can: unvote and reupvote.
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Flammarion – a GUI toolkit for Ruby running on Electron(github.com)
3 points by MrBra 10y ago|0 comments
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Top Quick Rails Performance Wins(stationcode.net)
3 points by MrBra 10y ago|0 comments
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by MrBra 10y ago
I don't think everyone likes depending on Java.
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by MrBra 10y ago
Of course Aaron was joking at that point.
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by MrBra 10y ago
Elixir is not a faster Ruby, it's a completely different beast which only shares some syntactical constructs and keywords.
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by MrBra 10y ago
In fact what they said is that AOT only helps in the startup phase, making it 30% faster.
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by MrBra 10y ago
Relevant: Ruby 3x3: Matz, Koichi, and Tenderlove on the future of Ruby Performance https://blog.heroku.com/ruby-3-by-3/
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Look at this game on Steam: “Make America Great Again: The Trump Presidency”(store.steampowered.com)
1 points by MrBra 10y ago|0 comments
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What you need to know about today's Windows security patches(infoworld.com)
2 points by MrBra 10y ago|0 comments
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Aegis for Windows 7/8.x – Block all known Microsoft spying elements(github.com)
2 points by MrBra 10y ago|0 comments
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by MrBra 10y ago
iyx commented on 5 Sep Anyone here with updated list of spying updates? Most comprehensive script was probably aegis-voat but it is not worked on anymore. It's free out there to be forked by someone and continued https:/&
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Batch script for removing telemetry updates for Windows 7 and 8.1(gist.github.com)
2 points by MrBra 10y ago|1 comments
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Microsoft stops Windows 7 and 8.1 users picking and choosing updates(betanews.com)
3 points by MrBra 10y ago|0 comments
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by MrBra 10y ago
What got Ruby popular (even before Rails) was its expressiveness. Concerning this aspect, I think it's still above the other languages you mentioned. So if you rephrase your sentence like: "jack of all trades, master of one &qu
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How to prepare for the Windows 7/8.1 ‘patchocalypse’(infoworld.com)
5 points by MrBra 10y ago|0 comments

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