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11y ago
good call on typescript. I highly recommend it. for those who don't know, typescript gives you static typechecking and builds to JS. http://www.typescriptlang.org/ That said, node.js can be embraced by being used in pl
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In my opinion using a language that doesn't compile into a binary with native type safety is a step backwards if it's integrated with any mission-critical system. Love node.js and happy to see it succeed. I'm not sure if I&#
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11y ago
> Good, so go code stuff and make stuff. You're not doing either here you're telling someone to stop making stuff (writing is making stuff). The author of the blog post, who wrote a tutorial on how to create SAAS platforms, the
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11y ago
Giving suggestions isn't dictating. That's what comments are for. He spent considerable amount of time which, in my opinion, would be better spent creating something superior. To reiterate, I empathize with his grievances. Outlini
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11y ago
If you did use Facebook Connect or authorize an FB app in anyway, that would probably be enough to generate a link somewhere. In any event, men tend to be the pursuers on dating websites. It sounds a lot like bragplaining. Except normally
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11y ago
https://reason.com/blog/2014/04/06/does-mozilla-dumping-its-... I'd be a little concerned of the culture at Mozilla though. Mozilla's current board considers pandering to external forces more i
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11y ago
I love theoretical physics - I do get tired of all the fluff articles churned out. It's like medical research. You'd think they've cured cancer by now. If you google around for dark matter, you'll find sources, including
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11y ago
This happens the other way around all the time. LEA use females as honeytraps all the time. http://www.foodnotbombs.net/elle_anna.pdf Very interesting read.
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11y ago
> If you're never subject to frequent microaggression (of which you've just made in your reply), it can be hard to understand how significant they really are. Anybody can be mobbed or subjected to unfair circumstances in the wo
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11y ago
To some, shaming is a form of bullying. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aKsOwJ8AGWo
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11y ago
The whole project is GPLv2. https://github.com/Automattic/wp-calypso/blob/master/LICENSE... I don't have anything against GPL. It just closes a lot of doors for no real reason.
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11y ago
You can always build up your portfolio. It seems like it's his first time doing MVP's. He may only have one employer before, and it could have ended not so well. OP: Clarify your situation for us.
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11y ago
It was always a metric easy to inflate. Just like Ashley Madison's male to female and bot to human ratio, we'll never get honest stats on this - but it's really easy to bot twitter. There is no mobile phone verification. The
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11y ago
How is this hypocritical? They'd get the raw request one way or another.
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11y ago
It's still light years ahead of what you get with any defaults on CMS system. I always found Gawker's site and comment system to be quite nice. Though I miss the "old days" back in say 2011. Who is the competition? Does
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Both have an easy CLI setup: http://wp-cli.org/ There are solutions catering to SAAS/application-specific hosting for both. Wordpress.com / Drupal Gardens as well as containers and configurations scripts you can u
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11y ago
Care to link your site? Do you have any blog posts on how you manage to scale with drupal? Have you considered alternative solutions?
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11y ago
For some reason, I can't edit my last paragraph. It submits but doesn't change. From my view in using BSD, it's like Linux's universe doesn't even care for its' developers time and sacrifice. Distributions lax
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11y ago
> * building everything from source got old No need nowadays. pkg(1) works out of the box now. It's faster and way simpler than apt-get/yum. > * lack of support for hardware (Linux has gotten really good at having drivers fo
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11y ago
FreeBSD 11-CURRENT num: command not found tr: Illegal byte sequence
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11y ago
Have there been any benchmarks? I'm all for abstracting the userland out into different languages. I wish systems like Debian / Ubuntu / Fedora had clear specifications of how they want the interface of their OS to work. Then