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by adamors 12y ago
> Additionally we are now past Rails wave, Node.js wave and into Go wave. And the narrative is similar as well: starting a new project with the shiny new thing is cool but maintaining it is boring and awful and to quote the OP "I ne
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by adamors 12y ago
> That's like saying "developing for iOS||Android||Windows Phone||Symbian is supporting a walled garden!" How is it not though? One of the defining features of each mobile platform is its rich third party app ecosystem. iO
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by adamors 12y ago
Reminds me of this xkcd: http://www.xkcd.com/925/
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by adamors 12y ago
The price of an EC2 instance doesn't include data transfer though. For the $5 DO instance you get 1TB of traffic for free. The price advantage is definitely not gone.
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by adamors 12y ago
Read the previous sentence or the grand parent. The context is games.
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by adamors 12y ago
Steam machines weren't released yet. Also, while mobile GPUs are definitely stronger than they were 10 years ago, they still have a lot more to go to even match the performance of a console. Not to mention top it/reach that of a P
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by adamors 12y ago
> About 99% of all devices "just work" out of the box, the other 1% either are very obscure/specialty hardware, or are new hardware Well if you count most GPUs under speciality hardware then I guess you're right, but
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by adamors 12y ago
Frameworks tend to use it, to create variables in a view that were sent from a controller. For similar usecases it also makes sense (you want a bunch of variables created from an associative array).
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by adamors 12y ago
> No, it means built with a modern stack (MEAN instead of LAMP). It means real-time events (notifications, messages, etc...), github integration, optional redis back-end, karma and rep system. I hope this comment gets picked up by @shit_
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by adamors 12y ago
Not really, there's vimgrep plus regular grep on the command line.
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by adamors 12y ago
They've developed a new compression algorithm with a Weissman score of 5.2.
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by adamors 12y ago
MRI machines need liquid helium [1], so probably never? [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnetic_resonance_imaging#How_...
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by adamors 12y ago
How does Openstack compare with AWS, from a devops standpoint? Is the learning curve similar or steeper?
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by adamors 12y ago
I have to agree that SourceTree provides the best Git experience on Windows (I've used quite a few GUIs on Windows, including Github's offering). That said, the weakest part is still the command line interface (but people on Windo
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by adamors 12y ago
I use neocomplete[1] myself. It needs a Vim compiled with Lua support (there's also a Lua-less version) and is quite good. [1] https://github.com/Shougo/neocomplete.vim
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by adamors 12y ago
That's not possible. Read the original text on Bountysource [1], the whole idea behind the project was to make a clean break from Vim and implement changes that were ignored when were brought up on the Vim mailing list. [1] https:&#x2
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by adamors 12y ago
Not sure why you were downvoted, this really is a useless submission.
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by adamors 12y ago
Crap at launch at least. After a year most bugs get ironed out but ironically, the price drops as well.
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by adamors 12y ago
> Watch Dogs can be digitally downloaded, played in multi languages, with thousands of players, etc. While that is certainly true, all of those amount to nothing if you cannot download the game at all or if the game is constantly stutter
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by adamors 12y ago
They may have gotten cheaper if you count it like that, but standard SNES games were not riddled with bugs on release day. (On PC at least) it's quite common for a AAA game to launch riddled with bugs. Recently it was Watch_Dogs which
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by adamors 12y ago
Having private APIs is now behaving like a twat? This whole issue is ridiculous, it concerns a user interface element!
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by adamors 12y ago
Every article I found is quoting this: http://togetherboston.com/news-mos-def-cancels-upcoming-us-t... I don't understand how there isn't any update, considering it's been 9 days.
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by adamors 12y ago
Why are you getting your hands dirty with a CMS?? It's a simple tool and should be used as such.
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by adamors 12y ago
I agree that when it comes to Wordpress or nothing it's better to pick nothing. But the newest Joomla is pretty nice, comes with Bootstrap and it's responsive out of the box etc. Updating pages through a CMS is also easier to an e
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by adamors 12y ago
I concur, but I would swap both the database and the web server to Postgres and Nginx respectively. Symfony and the community around it is just awesome though.
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by adamors 12y ago
I reported a couple of bugs and they were taken care of, actually. That said, I turned to PuPHPet specifically because I don't have time to tinker around.
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by adamors 12y ago
Problem with PuPHPet is that it's really buggy. I've used it more than 10 times (also recommended it to colleagues) and we managed to provision a box correctly maybe on two occasions. Every time there was a different bug. Either s
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by adamors 12y ago
Ditto, only I'm on Debian. Just updated to 34.0.1847.137
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by adamors 12y ago
I definitely agree that we take a lot of services for granted, but I don't think ads are the answer. For instance, a lot of sites I use daily accept donations (Reddit, Last.fm) and they offer some premium features for people who need t
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by adamors 12y ago
I'm not sure about dogs. I have two and except a handful of occasions (where did they bark at the mirror) they completely ignore mirrors. The same can be said about TV or other screens as well: sometimes they are interested but mostly

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