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by adamors 12y ago
This looks like a completely new framework, version 1.0. I don't think I'll use Angular for any new projects, they basically flushed every library and documentation (1st and 3rd party) down the drain.
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by adamors 12y ago
Make sure "Use hardware acceleration when available" is enabled in Chrome.
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by adamors 12y ago
"Linux for human beings" sounds like an oxymoron to me, after 5+ years of tinkering with Linux on the desktop. After years of Ubuntu (and Arch, Debian, Mint etc.) I'm not ashamed to say I'm really happy on OS X. Less cus
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by adamors 12y ago
I concur. I use email for work and "serious" stuff. For everything else, there's Facebook, SMS etc.
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by adamors 12y ago
That doesn't hold water either. 150 HUF/GB is nowhere near unaffordable.
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by adamors 12y ago
> needs to reinforce the idea that there are no fixed cost estimates prior to the completion of the discovery process and sign off by the client on the wireframes and/or software specification document I've also found that this
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by adamors 12y ago
There was a period (about 6 months?) that ST3 was in "private" beta, and you indeed had to buy a license to use it. For a while now it's in "open" beta, meaning everyone can download and use it.
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by adamors 12y ago
That depends on whether you buy specific hardware for a Hackintosh or try to force it on some existing parts you have laying around in the house. Building a Hackintosh has been hassle free for a good while now. I've been running mine s
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by adamors 12y ago
> there is a bit of an Apple premium to the RAM they sell You're just paying for the brand and the convenience of not having to put it in yourself. RAM from Apple has to have one of the worst price/performance ratios.
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by adamors 12y ago
It is: http://www.sublimetext.com/3
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by adamors 12y ago
> Innovative designs which defy conventions Some of these "innovative design" ideas are: video as background, overriding/breaking the back button, weird scroll animations, overriding/breaking scroll etc. I'd rath
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by adamors 12y ago
I'm staying on 7 for at least a couple more minor versions. iOS 8 was incredibly buggy so far, with the 8.0.1 update almost bricking phones, and 8.0.2 introducing a lot of bluetooth connectivity issues/wi-fi slowdowns and battery
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by adamors 12y ago
> Unless this employee is working for themselves in the dark vacuum of space, they're going to need to talk to people, and anyone who's worked with someone with zero emotional intelligence can tell you what a drag that can be.
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by adamors 12y ago
This is really funny, thanks for sharing.
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by adamors 12y ago
Doesn't KDE?
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by adamors 12y ago
That would definitely help.
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by adamors 12y ago
Removing "NeoVim" from the title removed the context as well. As it is, the title doesn't make any sense.
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by adamors 12y ago
Is Gun Godz available for purchase? Their site seems outdated.
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by adamors 12y ago
Not just Hitler. Naomi Klein (of No Logo fame) wrote an excellent book about it, called The Shock Doctrine [1]. She lists numerous examples in the last 50 or so years how convenient, but shocking events were used as excuses to implement con
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by adamors 12y ago
> In my personal opinion, we will have to go back to the basics: To all the wonderful design fundamentals that were being discussed in the 90’s: the SOLID principles of OOD, design patterns, software reuse, component-based software devel
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by adamors 12y ago
Cave of forgotten dreams is probably the best documentary I ever saw. Those cave paintings are truly breathtaking, even when captured on video.
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by adamors 12y ago
Could people stop spamming Sublime Text beta releases every few hours? Previous submissions: - 3 hours ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8241434 - 2 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=822
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by adamors 12y ago
Don't use it then.
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by adamors 12y ago
As someone who hasn't a clue about this whole situation, can you give an example of one of these "vicious lies" that she was spreading about Google? I tried googling it, but couldn't even find any statements about Google
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by adamors 12y ago
They would say that. Like SpirderOak are saying it: https://spideroak.com/zero-knowledge/ or Crashplan: http://www.code42.com/crashplan/features/security/
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by adamors 12y ago
> it does not allow to sequentially execute tasks: everything is done in parallel There's a package[1] for Gulp which does exactly that. [1]: https://www.npmjs.org/package/run-sequence
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by adamors 12y ago
MacVim is emulated? What does that mean? I thought it was a graphical interface like GVim just with a couple of OS X keyboard shortcuts.
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by adamors 12y ago
> Google is bent on establishing platform domination unlike anything we've ever seen, even from late-1990s Microsoft. Because they make a good browser? Firefox is still slow, hangs frequently and the developer tools are still not up
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by adamors 12y ago
I don't understand why you would need one language for everything. Thanks to messaging queues (or just HTTP) interop between languages/technologies has never been easier. Even if Go ties these features together, it won't be b
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by adamors 12y ago
> Go’s performance isn’t a big win for Java developers since they’re already doing pretty well. But for us dynamic language refugees, Go’s performance is liberating. No dealing with reverse proxies to send things to multiple processes. R

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