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aikah
8y ago
> but… people didn't like it and it didn't catch on. Mozilla didn't like, developers liked it. Mozilla's excuse was "which SQL spec?" which could have been solved with a bit of work. Same as the File System
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aikah
8y ago
Then what do physicists call what is beyond the edge of the universe? edit: excuse my french ;)
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8y ago
> Just because people don't know the difference between a fact and a hypothesis/conclusion doesn't mean there are no facts; unless you want to go full ontological skeptic and dispute that it is possible to ever know anythi
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8y ago
> As a C++ dev who wants to write "slightly less low-level code" If you really know C++, then you know it's easy to write safe C++ code with the latest standards so I'm not sure what's your problem here. Go and R
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8y ago
> Also, a big part of an individual’s platform preference boils down to things like conventions, look + feel, workflow, etc. By using electron one is tossing these choices made by the user in the garbage bin in favor of whatever the deve
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8y ago
The goal of typescript is to provide static type analysis at compile time and mimic Ecmascript spec features. If Typescript starts bundling a runtime with it to do things completely unrelated to Javascript, then it's not just javascrip
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aikah
8y ago
Interesting, I tried to use https://github.com/jostylr/litpro-commonmark to do literate programming when writing a tutorial but was completely unable to go from their specific markdown flavor to a simple markdown file
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8y ago
duplicate of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17890264
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8y ago
> The Apple Store guy tried to accuse me of getting water on the keyboard, They pulled the exact same bullshit with the first iPhone I ever bought (3s at the time) and refused to fix it for free even though it was under warranty as the s
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8y ago
> This is an important point. If you've ever developed a non-trivial application using Sinatra, Express or any other "micro" or "non-opinionated" framework, you'll have hit this wall quickly. Not really. You
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8y ago
> That's a more interesting question. In general I love avant-garde art but, like, after the first time someone did it I'm not sure what's increasing about a single-color canvas. But it wasn't impressive the first tim
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8y ago
> GAE/Github + Hugo is remarkably friendly and low maintenance. And how do you make your static blog social? No Mastodon and other decentralized networks are the real alternative to Twitter,Facebook, Reddit and co.
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8y ago
"append","delete","copy" in Go is parametric polymorphism hardcoded in the compiler. append can be called with many different array types. There is nothing complicated with that. go can iterate over arrays irre
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aikah
8y ago
To me, every framework or web oriented language out there should have a big tutorial similar to https://railstutorial.org/book because it covers a lot of things regarding classic everyday web development which is extremely
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8y ago
> This whole "well I would if Macs weren't so expensive" sounds like "I just don't want to support macOS" because you have options if you actually were interested. Mac development is a bit more complicated
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aikah
8y ago
All Hackintoshs violate MacOS license. You cannot run MacOS on anything else than a Mac or it's just pirating the software.
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aikah
8y ago
Don't know why you are getting downvoted, MVC is the combination of the observer and strategy patterns, no more, no less. All the pieces have a single responsibility, the view reacts to model changes and redraw itself, the controller e
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8y ago
> I tend to agree but I’ve personally stopped using popular ORMs and instead my own semi-reusable, lighter weight libraries that are closer to the native db drivers. One could argue that GraphQL libs like Apollo are ORM by nature. So you
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aikah
8y ago
the author of that article himself is a member of that mailing list. you can't find a more biased source. can you? check deepfreeze the web site.
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aikah
8y ago
look up gamejournospro on Google. gamergate would have not existed if not for a bunch of "journalists" colluding in a private mailing list, more interested in pushing intersectional activism than reporting news. one cant insult it
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aikah
9y ago
There is no holy-grail. One cannot mask his ignorance of the DOM and web API with a front-end framework. Just like one cannot mask his ignorance of HTTP and REST with SPRING,ASP.NET,Django or Rails. you might know how to upload a file with
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10y ago
> This looks pretty interesting. It makes me want to learn OCaml. :-P You can learn F# with dotnet core, which has a better ecosystem for web development. OCaml is quite poor in that domain.
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10y ago
> What is your take on the morality / consequences of ad-blocking? Since I block ads, I don't get any viruses on my computer anymore. And no I do not visit porn sites. Many prominent websites have served malware to users in the
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10y ago
So basically another guardian journalist that only wants to see results on google he/she agrees with. And google should then manipulate results to fit the guardian's political line ... making Google yet another echo chamber. The f
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aikah
10y ago
> "binary option". I heard than name before. Isn't related to something called "The Aussie method" , or "The Irish method" which are well-known scams.
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10y ago
> I'd pay for it even if it was just empty repo => dumb site w/ user auth Never understood what is so hard with user auth and why people need an example of a SPA with user auth. Your server is just a web API, so just use sta
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10y ago
> I've done a few simple prototypes in Clojure/Script > I'm a designer and not a coder, so I feel obliged to provide my comments with salt added up front. If you are good enough to be able to pick clojure/script w
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10y ago
> One of the most impressive thing about Vue.js was the ability of the framework to enter a field saturated with dozens of options, that was becoming dominated by a well-resourced oligopoly (Angular, React), and still win over developers
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10y ago
No, Windows security model is to blame here.
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10y ago
Sure, you can apply, just expect to work long hours for free.
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