aikah

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by aikah 8y ago
Don't hold your breath, you're not the only one. They claimed I clicked on my own ads which was never the case, of course there is no way to appeal. They stole my money because yes, they still owe me money, these punks sent me a 2
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by aikah 8y ago
Go's a language for managers that don't trust their developers with their own intelligence. It's either a good thing or a bad thing. Go is actually simpler than PHP as a language, once one understands "explicit" poi
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People are dealing with a lot of negativity in their life, they shouldn't have to deal with that entitled bull-crap online, especially when doing unpaid work. Should the maintainer have been more cautious? no, he should have straight o
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by aikah 8y ago
> these are purposeful trade-offs that the Go team makes. Trade-offs for whom or with what in mind? the compiler or the programmer? That's the "philosophical" difference between the Rust team and the Go team.
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by aikah 8y ago
> I would be unlikely to submit a pull request until I was reasonably sure that it was welcome and and that the person receiving it would be a good person to collaborate with. The person you collaborate with do not owe you anything, and
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> Has anybody written a guide on how to survive having a successful open source project? No need for a guide. Close the issue tracker. Only accept pull requests, problem solved.
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by aikah 8y ago
You could use string tags. The only thing that is really needed is a DOM diff library to make UI updates bearable. The rest can be completely handled with a basic MVC architecture.
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by aikah 8y ago
> I suppose this is a consequence of making all future versions of Windows essentially free by adopting "Windows as a Service" release process. When everyone upgrades to Windows 10 there won't be anyone left to buy it anym
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by aikah 8y ago
> The money you would likely pay would be less than what they can make by selling you ads (as a whole). If you were willing to pay > $1000 for software and services there was no reason for companies to maintain an Ad business. So peop
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by aikah 8y ago
> All I want is to be able to give companies my money in exchange for not being spied on, manipulated, or locked into some walled garden. I can't for my OS - I have to use free gnu/Linux because everyone else treats me like cra
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Well it is a query language, QL stands for query language.
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https://web.archive.org/web/20181102141738/https://www.event... > we're haven't been slashdotted for a long time, sorry! MapExample.png file is 1.1MB, it shouldn't be higher than 100KB
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by aikah 8y ago
> So you also support Facebook giving up names and addresses to law enforcement? What aboutism of the worst kind. This isn't "law enforcement", this is the justice system. And yes,if a judge legally approves such subpoena
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by aikah 8y ago
> templates are lazily evaluated At runtime? like Scheme? http://www.shido.info/lisp/scheme_lazy_e.html
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Does C++ support lazy evaluation?
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by aikah 8y ago
> If you just want reverse-proxying, you can choose between the simplicity of Caddy or the power of Nginx (or Apache). Why would I want to run a JS app (that I know will be less performant) to do that? The same reason you'd use Cadd
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by aikah 8y ago
i'm not sure on what planet you are living or you think you live. > Everybody has a choice in their type of work, nobody is forced to be a prostitute. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rochdale_child_sex_abuse_ring
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Netflix's culture of fear(theweek.com)
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by aikah 8y ago
Yeah, the SE was best value/price phone. I have hard time understanding why Apple stopped producing it. The form factor was the best as well, I can't stand bigger phones personally. I told my parents to buy an Android initially bu
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by aikah 8y ago
c9's online editor hasn't been updated for years, c9 team decided it would no longer open source their platform like they used to, ultimately not benefiting from potential volunteer's work who could have made c9 editor bette
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by aikah 8y ago
> Less than 14mb is low? I don't see why that page should be more than 1mb or just around that If you carefully read my message, nowhere I'm saying 14MB (not mb) is "low".
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by aikah 8y ago
I'd argue while the UX is questionable (panning the page right to left while the user scroll down), the website loads pretty fast, which is a good thing, and the scrolling is smooth. The page also weights less than 14 MB. Here is an ex
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by aikah 8y ago
> Go, which is an imperative language, favors single assignment. Go doesn't even have final variables. Go doesn't favor single assignment in anyway. Rust does as it is harder to create a mutable variable than an immutable one.
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by aikah 8y ago
> And wires are still involved with wireless networking, but people are somehow more forgiving of that. not between 2 wireless endpoints, there are no wires. Between you and what you call "serveless" there is a server you need
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> Just remember the modern definition of serverless: Just because it runs on someone else's machine doesn't mean it is "serverless". an API Gateway obviously is a server. FAAS is just a good old worker queue, there is
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MongoDB inc itself published bullshit benchmarks claiming they were faster than the competition, omitting the fact that DB writes could fail without returning an error to the client. It seriously damaged their reputation. It also advertised
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by aikah 8y ago
Purely a question. What are significant examples of internet related technologies that were if not invented, developed or had their development funded by the US military, if any? Weren't languages like Ada developed for and financed by
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> As for Edge it is already in development, and to be honest it doesn't matter with its insignificant market share. Market shares are not the same across countries, clients or even industries. That's the first mistake you are m
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by aikah 8y ago
> That leaves only IE11/Edge with polyfills. what polyfills are you talking about? And no, Polymer is not a polyfill for custom element. Please link me to a library that will polyfill the entire shadow DOM and Custom Element spec so

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