ajasmin

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by ajasmin 14y ago
Are you coding from these places?
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by ajasmin 14y ago
From what I understand this is a REST client library for making HTTP requests and dealing with JSON. Can anyone recommend a good C++ framework for writing REST services and simple HTTP servers.
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by ajasmin 14y ago
From the FAQ: Can I use Casablanca on iOS, Linux, Android, or other platforms? The API surface of Casablanca is platform-agnostic, however in this release we are only supporting Windows and Linux. Our goal for future versions is to enable t
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by ajasmin 14y ago
Microsoft has been supporting git on Codeplex (their Open Source hosting site) for a while and they announced git integration in Visual Studio last month. I don't know what license they tend to use for Open Source stuff but Apache is a good
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by ajasmin 14y ago
Domain specific languages have a role to play there. You already mentioned Regex and SQL but things like R, MathLab or even Excel can be invaluable tools in some professions.
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by ajasmin 14y ago
> assuming you didn't buy one in the cloud Buying a mail server in the cloud is the most practical option. I doubt EC2 would peek inside your VM to censor mail as Apple is doing here. Running a mail server at home can get complicated. O
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by ajasmin 14y ago
32bit code can sometimes be faster than 64bit code because 32bit pointers are smaller, use less RAM and put less pressure on the cache. It'd be interesting if Sony choose to run the processor in 32bit mode for that reason, they could also u
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by ajasmin 14y ago
Nintendo still try to be creative when it comes to hardware. The Wii was innovative and the Wii U is... unique.
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by ajasmin 14y ago
This thing would make a great server. Though, I don't think Sony will ever change their stance on Linux support.
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by ajasmin 14y ago
I'd like to see more mid-air drawing in action. The video only shows how to make a spiral, a cube and some finishing touch on the dinosaur. Though they are showing photos of objects that must have been created this way, it's not clear how w
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by ajasmin 14y ago
I really hope they get the tablet interface right. Unity on the desktop has been a bumpy road. Although it's getting better, each release has its quirks. I'm having a lot of issues with their new web app integration for instance. Since Ubun
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by ajasmin 14y ago
A common argument is that it's easier to manufacture High-DPI displays for tablets and smart phones because you get fewer defects over a small surface. But we're talking about a 13″ 1920×1080 laptop display here. The screen is not that big
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by ajasmin 14y ago
1080p still isn't all that impressive though. It's a decent density for a display of that size but right now it seems only Apple is pushing laptops beyond the HDTV standard. Desktop monitors over 1080p are really overpriced as well. I don't
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by ajasmin 14y ago
> and you then left and moved onto other projects And now he wants to work on something like Posterous again. His priorities don't seem so shifty.
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by ajasmin 14y ago
Now Apple, Google, Microsoft and Mozilla will all have to ensure that tricks like (a+b)|0 are executed optimally though.
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by ajasmin 14y ago
Are sysadmins really the target audience? At first glance it seems the intent of Boxen is to get your developer tools installed and configured. I guess how useful it is for a sysadmin would depend on whether changes are pushed automatically
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by ajasmin 14y ago
A quick google search seems to indicate that disqus is already offering premium accounts. http://help.disqus.com/customer/portal/articles/466261-prici... I don't know if these are ads free though.
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by ajasmin 14y ago
Not having to pull/push is also nice. If you just start editing a file and want to keep working on your laptop at the cafe without having to commit anything.
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by ajasmin 14y ago
As much as I love Linux, I feel sorry for the functionaries that will have to migrate 20 years old Word templates and Excel macros to LibreOffice. These things don't always go smoothly. Being forced into using new software because it's chea
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by ajasmin 14y ago
If they had a new design in the queue don't you think they would have released it by now? Long before that regulation would be effective.
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by ajasmin 14y ago
That's what I tend to do, but a web page where I can just paste a bunch of unformatted JSON is also nice to have. Especially if you're on a browser where the dev tools are not installed or you don't know how to access them. Say a smart phon
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by ajasmin 14y ago
After watching the presentation, I understand that Alicia's job is to help people in the entertainment industry take advantage of the BlackBerry platform. I guess she can play that role. She probably should find herself a more descriptive j
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by ajasmin 14y ago
> This is one feature that Eclipse don't have since you have to refresh everytime there is changes outside the IDE. That used to annoy me a lot. But isn't there a setting that makes Eclipse scan for changes on the file system now? I don
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by ajasmin 14y ago
I guess they really needed to get one of these "rock-star" executives.
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by ajasmin 14y ago
OS X and Linux apps don't have to be bundled in a custom installer. In OS X you simply drag the app into you Application folder and now there's an App Store that makes the whole experience even simpler and curated. Linux distros have great
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by ajasmin 14y ago
Stupid question: Is the source code available yet?
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by ajasmin 14y ago
Is that even valid C code?
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by ajasmin 14y ago
It may not be legal to copy the code from these devices onto your Ubuntu PC or redistribute it on the Internet. Both Firefox and Silverlight are available for download.
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by ajasmin 14y ago
There are edge ceases where the screen size really matters. Like displaying a ruler to scale in a geometry webapp.
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by ajasmin 14y ago
This just happen to be how the latest Android toy is sold. And probably has little to do with the cost of data plan or subsidy in general.

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