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by _RPM 11y ago
I used Swift for a class and really liked it. It reminded me of a mix of Python, C, and JavaScript which are my favorite languages. I hope to use it more outside of Apple's hardware if it makes sense.
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by _RPM 11y ago
My experience with using Tor to access this is that resulted in me not being able to solve the riddle because it wanted to me to input characters I've never seen before and I wasn't able to find them on my keyboard.
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by _RPM 11y ago
Just curious, what qualifies it as Native?
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by _RPM 11y ago
I was born in 1990, started using the Internet at around age 5 with Windows 95. I don't remember life without it. I remember using Encarta, and playing Oregon Trail, and AOL's program. Those are my first memories of the Internet a
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Hackers(daniel.haxx.se)
2 points by _RPM 11y ago|0 comments
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by _RPM 11y ago
This seems awesome. But I only use Postgresql at work, and it doesn't look like they have Windows builds. PgAdmin doesn't have tabs so using it requires a lot of window management. Why does MAC seem to be more supported than Windo
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by _RPM 11y ago
By learning Swift, do you mean the grammar? If so, the apple documentation is a great resource [0] [0] https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/Swift/...
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by _RPM 11y ago
GitHub. Although, it starting to seem weird that so many open source things are hosted there, but the actual GitHub source code isn't open source.
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by _RPM 11y ago
As soon as I went to the page, it was hijacked by a huge advertisement. It literally loaded the article, then it disappeared and a huge advertisement showed up.
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by _RPM 11y ago
I've never seen any of the films and don't plan on it anytime soon. I've certainly heard about the new film though, but I wouldn't want to spend all that time in a movie theater.
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by _RPM 11y ago
Plan C is just great. I always can get excited about software if its written in C. I still havent figured out why though.
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by _RPM 11y ago
`data = sys.stdin.readlines()` in their Python script. Is it common to not check return values of functions in Python land? I might be too disciplined coming from a C background, but what if getting the data fails?
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by _RPM 11y ago
they should have done `cursor: default` for the html element selector in the CSS file as well.
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by _RPM 11y ago
-webkit-user-select:none on text is a thing I see done on a lot of web pages lately (past couple years), what is the point?
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by _RPM 11y ago
I believe C is the most important language to know. It's pretty low level and doesn't provide you with much, but learning what is taken for granted in higher level languages is valuable.
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by _RPM 11y ago
This looks familiar to the famous "Let's build a compiler", b y Jack Crenshaw [0] [0] http://compilers.iecc.com/crenshaw/
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by _RPM 11y ago
Where I can view the source? Is there a source browser where I can see the commit?
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by _RPM 11y ago
It might be a good idea to add a timestamp to the local storage item, preferably make it a JSON string. Then decide a reasonable amount of time between a "refresh" to count it as an actual refresh
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by _RPM 11y ago
It doesn't matter what distro you use. You don't want to be friends people that judge you based on your distro of choice. At the end of the day, just pick the one that is easiest to set up on your hardware. For me that is Ubuntu.
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by _RPM 11y ago
The last thing I want is someone being able to "like" my emails. Email is supposed to be a conversation between the sender and recipient. "likes" would be far from appropriate.
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by _RPM 11y ago
It would be nice if it explained the internals a little bit. Like $X language is a interpreted duck typed language, or $X is a language with a jit that compiles to x86 byte code
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by _RPM 11y ago
Why do you need an account to view the content? Or, is there no content yet?
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by _RPM 11y ago
It asks me for my location but shows me places in London. That causes me to exit the page.
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by _RPM 11y ago
Does anyone still have a Java plugin required to view the site?
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Ask HN: Best HN reader for Android?
2 points by _RPM 11y ago|5 comments
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by _RPM 11y ago
One of the great things about Python is the C API and how well documented it is.
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by _RPM 11y ago
I suggest you drop Windows. Or keep a hard drive with it installed to do Windows development, but switch to another OS as your primary.
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by _RPM 11y ago
This is awesome. I'm looking at the 8080 emulator.
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by _RPM 11y ago
It's absurd that one can pay for premium cable TV, and still must be forced to listen and watch advertisements. I refuse to watch cable TV advertisements. HBO is the only network I can stand to watch now. I have the most basic cable pa
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by _RPM 11y ago
openssl and rails are two completely different set of circumstances. For the former, you should look into unix debugging tools like `gdb`. You can trace the execution of the program line by line

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