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adamors
11y ago
These "Considered Harmful" articles are so unsubstantial at this point that one could make the argument they are harmful.
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11y ago
Elixir is a new dynamic language that is quite successful already.
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11y ago
Also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Shock_Doctrine
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11y ago
.. is "cd .." in fish shell
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11y ago
It's really not. In the last 3 places I worked at we all used Bitbucket because their pricing is more reasonable and it integrates nicely with other Atlassian products like Jira.
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11y ago
Well, you cannot isolate the code, you cannot unit test it, you cannot use a debugger, cannot set breakpoint, have stack traces etc. You are tied to the database at all times. In my experience, every stored procedure that is larger than 2-
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11y ago
For one, stored procedures are hard to test, debug, maintain and check into source control. But don't let that get in your way of ignorantly generalising about web developers.
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11y ago
Thinking most web developers are still shipping PHP 5.3 apps on shared hosts is also a very outdated view.
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11y ago
Because a web based application doesn't need installation, it's cross platform and accessible by everybody.
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11y ago
I couldn't agree more. It was my first JS framework, and after 10-12 hours of tutorials I was already building a rather large application with it. The process was also easy for my coworkers, granted they had someone to ask questions fr
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11y ago
Yes, neovim has an integrated terminal.
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11y ago
Keynote said it will run on Linux in late 2015.
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11y ago
How does this differ from the Python support Vim already has?
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12y ago
So if a woman is hired instead of you it means the company is being sexist towards you, not that perhaps she was better than you? How isn't the irony smacking you in the face?
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12y ago
Are we upvoting PC Master Race threads filled with misinformation now?
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12y ago
PostgreSQL has full support for JSON [1]. So, quite easily in fact. [1]: http://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.4/static/datatype-json.html
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12y ago
There've been a lot of Emacs submissions in the past week, people are just posting anything Emacs related for karma now.
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12y ago
Visual Studio is definitely one of the best IDEs for C++. Granted it only works on Windows.
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12y ago
Jesus Christ, what is the point of listing ed and cat, but not Visual Studio or Jetbrains products?
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12y ago
I thought it was trying to be an OSS, cross platform Foobar2k until I saw the platform disclaimer. IMO Foobar solved the music player problem on Windows a good while ago.
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12y ago
The problem is, that not everyone works on greenfield applications all the time. I never inherited modular, well tested javascript projects. I did, on the other hand, have to take over cobbled together jQuery, Backbone and Coffeescript appl
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12y ago
Flow was released literally last week. I guess calling it weak is going too far, but people in this comment thread refer to it like it's age old tech.
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12y ago
Yes but if you're using a language that transpiles to Javascript, you might as well use another language all together (for backend programming). Debugging becomes much simpler with a language that doesn't has to turn into somethin
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12y ago
Considering how awful Yahoo Mail has become, I guess they're just throwing things at the wall and seeing what sticks.
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12y ago
People whose mother tongue is a romance language usually speak at least another romance language one fluently. Foreign language != English.
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12y ago
I honestly don't know. We've been also using Jira but it doesn't cover all of Redmine's features.
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12y ago
Seriously, Redmine is your standard? It has to be one of the clunkiest, slowest and all around uncomfortable project management tools out there. We use it at our place of work, and out of 30+ developers, only a handful of people are content
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12y ago
Not the OP, but I built one based on one of these guides 2 years ago. The only problem I have is that once in a while (1-2 a month) the sound doesn't work after resuming from sleep. I have to reboot to get it back. Otherwise I don'
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12y ago
Talking about the 440 series: no physical buttons on the trackpad, keyboard changes, a lot harder to take apart, 12GB max memory. It's basically not a Thinkpad anymore but a black MBP wannabe.
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12y ago
A lot of criticism of "new shiny tech" gets downvoted/flagged on HN so people don't even bother anymore, while another useless library in Go/Javascript gets pushed to the top of the front page.
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