OOPMan

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by OOPMan 10y ago
Unfortunately, despite all this Android is still a turd of an OS. Just about every Android device I've used has been painful in some way or other and invariably I've ended up rooting it and installing a custom firmware, generally
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by OOPMan 10y ago
For a second I thought this was a new OS, then I realised it was Yet Another Ubuntu Derivative and I tuned out. Also, that fact they're trying rather hard to get you to pay for it seems a little...icky. Yeah, I know, just click custom
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by OOPMan 10y ago
Looking at the examples, it seems like Eve is really just a DSL for performing a number of common preset interactions within the web browser. Maybe I missed something but it doesn't seem like this is really designed for usage outside t
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by OOPMan 10y ago
While I love coding, I wouldn't object to an AI doing it for me while I play vidya games ;-)
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by OOPMan 10y ago
Challenge accepted :-) It should be interesting to see if I can actually abuse Python's meta-programming enough to make it work :-)
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by OOPMan 10y ago
I notice you conveniently ignored the meta-programming capabilities of Python which would allow your "nonsensical" improvisation to work just fine. Brush up on your Python skills before talking rubbish.
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by OOPMan 10y ago
I would imagine your doSomething JS function will fail and produce an error in the logging console because doSomething is probably not expecting to receive an undefined. Unless you've written it to handle that scenario and fail gracefu
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by OOPMan 10y ago
Getting up and running with Python + Flask is trivially easy. If you think it's not then there's something else going on you're not addressing...
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by OOPMan 10y ago
Agreed. I'm not going to make any customers happy working on a product if I hate the codebase and the language I'm working in so much I just DGAF.
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by OOPMan 10y ago
Ahhhhh, PHP. Never again. Life's too short to waste on that junk.
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by OOPMan 10y ago
My approach to this is reasonably simple: 1: Does it have an @ 2: Is it at least 5 chars long (E.g. a@b.c)
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by OOPMan 10y ago
Nothing wrong with Django, it's a perfectly decent web framework. Not every system requires the async paradigm of Node in order to be useful. For those that do, the ecosystem is more diverse than just Node anyway. On the Python side, f
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by OOPMan 10y ago
I've started using async/await and it is something of a game-changer in terms of code readability. Promises were nice but also subject to nesting and readability problems which the new addition solves nicely.
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by OOPMan 10y ago
Try doing some research before you post nonsense. Google isn't more than a click away...
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by OOPMan 10y ago
"The English alphabet has only 26 letters, which most kids can master with little difficulty. But we are adults now, why limit ourselves to the 26?" Less is more. Why waste time learning 2k pictograms (Just for the standard stuff,
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by OOPMan 10y ago
This is why I don't participate in HN discussions. The level of vapidness is mind boggling.
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by OOPMan 10y ago
Ahhhh vegans. Hate meat. Keep trying to replicate it. Seems like a bit of a mental disconnect there. Me? I'm an omnivore.
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by OOPMan 11y ago
Why not re-write EVERYTHING in Rust? Because we all know new languages are silver bullets, right?
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by OOPMan 11y ago
Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz, another attempt to force touch-paradigms into the desktop environment. Can't these Apple hipsters just be happy with the iDevices and leave my WM alone?