adlpz

26 ms·

301.
by adlpz 13y ago
I will join the others saying as me: as someone who has been in the situation of debugging something for hours only to find out the cause is someone's else incompetence, I totally find his tone acceptable. At the same time, MongoDB is a fre
302.
by adlpz 13y ago
Well... it is a hint. It does look like that, but it isn't.
303.
by adlpz 13y ago
I know I'm parallel-commenting here the guy himself, but seriously, I believe this is just what happens when you either have too much money, are too lazy, or both. I am pretty sure they could have come up with a basic MoBo+GPU+CPU+RAM com
304.
by adlpz 13y ago
Even more, there is a business ticket for 1337€ that gets you a formal invoice! Oh, and you can pay in bitcoin.
305.
by adlpz 13y ago
Humorous comment: When I read something like cubic yards I always think I'm reading about some crazy variant of golf. (I am used to the SI)
306.
by adlpz 13y ago
I did, and I'm like the worst programmer ever. So yes.
307.
by adlpz 13y ago
I do! No maintenance, no security risks, blazing speed, cheap hosting. Seems ideal for a blog you don't update that often, for example.
308.
by adlpz 13y ago
Laughed hard at 759 - Unexpected T_PAAMAYIM_NEKUDOTAYIM . Poor us, PHP developers...
309.
by adlpz 13y ago
Is there a way of watching this offline afterwards? I think it could be interesting but I won't be able to participate live.
310.
by adlpz 13y ago
I expect some hate towards PHP here, so I want to say something. I've been working on some big PHP applications lately and I can say that the language is very much moving away from its past bad reputation. PHP 5.4 is a quite modern language
311.
by adlpz 13y ago
I had a 'I know someone who might be looking for something just like this' moment myself. Not that good, but hey.
312.
by adlpz 13y ago
Well yes, Google does sound a bit silly, but seriously, DuckDuckGo... that's pushing it.
313.
by adlpz 13y ago
Google is an abstract nonsensical word, so it fits in the whole internet thing. DuckDuckGo sounds childish and stupid, therefore mustn't be very good.
314.
by adlpz 13y ago
Nice. It's just a collection of background colours for the buttons, though. These don't have any functionality, not even add the icons. But nice eye candy anyway.
315.
by adlpz 13y ago
This mockups are really selling me the whole Glass thing. So many useful features to be developed! Too bad the API Google released a while ago is so limited.
316.
by adlpz 13y ago
I love Eurovision. I don't really care for most of the music (some is enjoyable, though), but it's so fun trying to predict who will vote who. Europe is so predictable...
317.
by adlpz 13y ago
It's the same, as the article clearly states: > What Actions has done is similar to what Samsung will be doing with the “Octa-core” Exynos 5 CPU, which will combine four A15 cores with four A7 cores.
318.
by adlpz 13y ago
The energy comes from the Sun's heat through the massive water vapor movement in the atmosphere creating the highly charged clouds. The cosmic rays just trigger the release of this potentials. So, at the end of the day, just doing solar pow
319.
by adlpz 13y ago
I wasn't aware of that. To be sincere, I also made the mistake of looking too close home. I was mostly talking about the non-English-speaking 'western hemisphere'.
320.
by adlpz 13y ago
Well, if no-one is pretty much all the non-english-speaking world, then yes.
321.
by adlpz 13y ago
Well yes, as this is compiled for asm.js-capable browsers (i.e. Firefox for now), it will be so slow on anything else that it will just crash.
322.
by adlpz 13y ago
I have to say that, while I haven't looked into the details, this is quite impressive. It runs really smooth on my not-so-great desktop. A good sign that Javascript is no longer the great bottleneck it used to be.
323.
by adlpz 13y ago
40 minutes after, working fine for me (Europe West).
324.
by adlpz 13y ago
Hacking is the new synergy .
325.
by adlpz 13y ago
Amazing, it's great how something so new (online advertising on a search engine) can be already so old . I mean, looks like you had to mail that thing with a $1000 check. Crazy!
326.
by adlpz 13y ago
Google lacks customer service. They are not interested in you , but in volume. And you handle volume through statistics. If you happen to fall on an edge case, they won't really care. Because you fall in the error.
327.
by adlpz 13y ago
Holy shit, basically. I mostly do Python and JS, so this means that now Light Table is pretty much THE editor for me. Huge update. I can only hope for eventual PHP integration so it's useful to me also at work.
328.
by adlpz 13y ago
As it's been said before, that works just on some locations. For the vast majority of the world (like in, geographically), Google Now is not that accurate or useful.
329.
by adlpz 13y ago
It used to be an useless time to commute by car to home (and I used to take the train) and the weather thing. Until I went on vacation to Germany and it started popping places to see, German translating widgets and other goodness. Not that
330.
by adlpz 13y ago
Well, I hate to admit it, because I am an ex-iOS user that ran away from it because of the closed ecosystem, but seeing that it keeps aggregating the absolute best applications, even from Google, and with the goodness everyone feels is comi

More ›