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12y ago
From the other comments, I feel more alone in this camp than I thought. I've taken the stance to not even consider a user, browsing sites I develop, with javascript off. It's such an integral part of the web by now, and without it
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12y ago
While it was semi-promotional, they offered him it as a sort of compensation. Should a company not be allowed to give out their products for free for compensation?
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12y ago
>Same thing with GUI in PHP I'd more call it a GUI in HTML/CSS/JS. PHP is just for the backend.
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12y ago
I wish there was something like this for Haskell :(... Currently I'm aware of threepenny-gui[0], but that launches in the actual browser (correct me if I'm wrong), which isn't exactly what you'd want. [0] https:/&#
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12y ago
Awesome article! You really cover a lot, in a short but easily digestable write-up! It might be a little fast for complete beginners though :/... I've come to be quite happy with my current VIM setup. I'm using, * haskellmode
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12y ago
>It's well documented that the technical debt you accumulate from prototyping and supporting only one platform is extremely significant; to the point where many people never go back and fix / rework / remake products. Mayb
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12y ago
>The 'would have been bad experience to new users' is a strawman arguement. Solution: dont release product until it works Not really. And here's a list of arguments why it's okay to focus on one browser (at least at f
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12y ago
While I couldn't find any specific info, concerning compiling applications with HHVM (it seems to just perform JIT), this seems to suggest you can type check without having to go into the runtime, "Hack provides instantaneous type
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12y ago
Actually, for a large codebase written in a dynamic language, introducing gradual typing to slowly convert all the dynamic code, into more stable statically type code, can be a quite nice approach (compared to rewriting the whole codebase).
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12y ago
I'd especially love that for eCommerce systems as well. They require a bit more of a commitment than a CMS (at least that is the usual case). Right now, the only mature ones I know of are all PHP based :/.. I hope that's just
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12y ago
I didn't know people still used that. What would you want out of the RSS feed from this site? (Actually curious :3..) Edit: Ah, didn't see the trending updates before now. Altering my question a bit: is there a lot of ppl on HN us
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12y ago
They could do that: Pay $300k for professionals to maybe or maybe not find something, and get limited PR Or, what they do now: Get good PR and if someone manages to win the competition, it means they found flaws which the pros would, hopefu
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12y ago
>Users should not be forced to execute code in order to read text. Yes, because who on earth would like interactivity on their site? Can you imagine it! Not having to reload the entire page on every little interaction! Blasphemy!.... &#x
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12y ago
Regarding nootropics, gwern has an excellent writeup on different ones, and how he tested them http://www.gwern.net/Nootropics . You might already have seen it, in case it might be helpful to others.
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12y ago
I don't really see a problem with this, and feel it's been blown waaaaaaay bigger than it should have been. They even included "We are not affiliated with most of the projects, their owners might not endorse use of tip4commit
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12y ago
I could never see this movie or tv-series because I'm not in the US......... or I could torrent it. See the situation?
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12y ago
Very easily. But that might be because in Denmark, it's rather the exception than the norm that people don't know english. Of course with varying degrees of proficiency.
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12y ago
Except for maybe Haskell[0] and Lisp[0], I've begun to feel like there isn't any language that I can't quickly learn with how I'm able to google at the moment. For example, I'm currently helping some fellow students
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12y ago
Only the snoozed mails are stored until they are redelivered, as far as I can tell, but I can see your point. I personally don't care that much about privacy, if the convenience gains are high enough :) "Mailbox stores a subset of
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12y ago
Have you considered using Mailbox[0]? I also do the Inbox Zero thing, and absolutely love the overview it gives me of what I need to do. With Mailbox, you'll "snooze" mails and it'll be like they get delivered to you at
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12y ago
I have never had to reboot my device because of iCloud, and actually never experienced any of the issues described in the post. Honestly, I suspect the developers of the app is more at fault here, or something weird is going on with the aut
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12y ago
Then they probably shouldn't be running this plugin in the first place. It's more for the people that can occasionally forget to commit, and their commits end up being huge.
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12y ago
First off, how on earth did people expect it not to contact the outside world, when given Spotlight Suggestions or Bing Searches (both are pretty clearly marked in sections, and it's also clear that neither are local)? Second off, a co
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12y ago
This has probably been the most stable Alpha I've ever seen (it's been +3 years in alpha). I wonder what their requirements are before they call it final release.
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12y ago
I use TextMate 2 and MacVim. Used to use TM 1 back in the days before TM2. I don't know why, but there's something about the feel of ST2/3 that just irks me.
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12y ago
Depends on which category you fit into. You use dev tools and stuff like homebrew/macports a lot: fresh install is a lot nicer. You don't use the above that much: Upgrade is fine. As for the packages, I had a lot of different pack
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12y ago
Some minor hassles, most will work when updating packages. You'd probably have to reinstall macports though, if you're using that (don't know about brew). I can recommend a clean install though. I just did that myself on the
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12y ago
>Because when OSX n+1 is released, it's immediately impossible to get any work done on OSX n? No, but as a developer, I can do much more on OS X n+1. And you're not even on n, you're on something like n-4. Curious though,
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12y ago
Is it really? Try: "Nobody wants to buy the app" vs "Ppl on X OS wants to buy your app".
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12y ago
I'd rather one great looking, well functioning app on one platform, than mediocre crap on several (but hey, I'm also on a Mac).
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