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by _ZeD_ 8y ago
yet... Every time I work with them, all I found are unfit engineers...
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by _ZeD_ 8y ago
>>> I love moment, but it's age is starting to show. according to https://github.com/moment/moment/blob/develop/CHANGELOG.md#0... the 0.3.0 release was from 2011. it's barely 7 years
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by _ZeD_ 8y ago
why not both? and btw, you may look at pypy if you like this kind of innovations
694.
by _ZeD_ 8y ago
ok, seriously, is "using git push to do a deploy" a thing? WTF?
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by _ZeD_ 8y ago
for the same reason of the eternal september
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by _ZeD_ 8y ago
It's the same as all the prices should be with tax
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by _ZeD_ 8y ago
>>> Vanity (server, x-powered-by, via) gosh, no. server is no vanity, server is needed to know WHO THE HELL responded you (we are in a very messy cdn selector s + cdn s + application layer s depending on non obvious rules on (su
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by _ZeD_ 8y ago
your superfluous is my essential. one thing is to start small, the other one to remove for the sake of removing
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by _ZeD_ 8y ago
...and yet it does...
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by _ZeD_ 8y ago
Electron is bloated
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by _ZeD_ 8y ago
While we can discuss the prestige of the Nobel price, please don't associate with the Oscar. The first is an actual prize for scientist works. The second is a fictional prize created to let Americans have prizes too.
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by _ZeD_ 8y ago
Look for miraclecast
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by _ZeD_ 9y ago
First of the list: "Drag and Drop in the Elements panel" AARGH is there a way to disable it? I always drag by error an element and make a mess...
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by _ZeD_ 9y ago
just to clarify: not lose data in the hardware sense, but in the cognitive one. In a tag-based fs I'm sure I will find a way to "lost" files.
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by _ZeD_ 9y ago
You can pry HFS from my dead hands! seriously, graphs are hard, and the possibility to lose data is serious.
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by _ZeD_ 9y ago
It's present in python too
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by _ZeD_ 9y ago
come on! just another couple of years and we can have eclipse again (I still miss the integration between the tasks, the revision system, the code and the autodeploy stuff I had in the '90 when I was a junior dev...)
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by _ZeD_ 9y ago
Oh, you reinvented installpkg! the next step is to create all the various pkgtools and the rest of the slackware :D
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by _ZeD_ 9y ago
onestly I found really fun to do "a bunch of awk or sed magic"
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by _ZeD_ 9y ago
Rip
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by _ZeD_ 9y ago
Only in silence the word, only in dark the light, only in dying life: bright the hawk's flight on the empty sky. RIP
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by _ZeD_ 9y ago
Yeah, excepts it doesn't. In those microservices setup more than not the change in the data to accomplish a client request is 3 or more services of "distance". Still, it needs to be accomplished. If you don't coordinate
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by _ZeD_ 9y ago
I saw this "then-heavy" style in many places, but I never really understood: I find perfectly fine to make "fadeIn" return a promise, or an ajax call, and find "the right way" to join them with then / when
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by _ZeD_ 9y ago
Sooo... they build an mpd client? cool, it's ages I toyed with ncmpc and QMPDClient
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by _ZeD_ 9y ago
is this a joke?
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100 container tabs open(imgur.com)
3 points by _ZeD_ 9y ago|1 comments
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by _ZeD_ 9y ago
Just thinking about the example... Let's say... just use excepions! This code std::optional<image_view> get_cute_cat (image_view img) { auto cropped = find_cat(img); if (!cropped) { return std::n
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by _ZeD_ 9y ago
How is this better than those ie-only solutions?
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by _ZeD_ 9y ago
offtopic, but on the page there is a note with: There’s one elaborate exception that we discussed in Under The Radar #98: workout apps, which are allowed to run in the background and play audio. So this all becomes possib
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by _ZeD_ 9y ago
like, everyone.

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