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[german] scientists cure HIV(mopo24.de)
6 points by anonyfox 11y ago|5 comments
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by anonyfox 11y ago
nitpick: in Javascript you can actually call functionName.toString() and get the implementation. AFAIK angular did this trick to implement their dependency injection mechanism.
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by anonyfox 11y ago
> Well, Chrome tends to be ahead of the curve on a lot of things True. Memory/CPU/Battery-usage ist painfully high. Better Performance? Even scrolling on bigger websites is sluggish at best. The only point of having chrome inst
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by anonyfox 11y ago
Hispters are going to spacemacs already, before it gets a "1.0" tag. (Went textmate -> sublime -> atom -> spacemacs by myself)
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by anonyfox 11y ago
So true. Ember is the antidote right now for the frontend land. - MVC (Backbone's big thing) - Two way binding (Angular's big thing) - Components (React's big thing) - SSR like the others now (FastBoot) - High performance wit
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by anonyfox 11y ago
Elixir. The frontend world is gravitating more and more towards functional stuff, so let's go straight for the real thing. The actor based model of the VM should also greatly help to achieve concurrent/parallel/distributed
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by anonyfox 11y ago
Strange... Reach out to the maintainers, they act pretty quickly on issues. On my MBP and the ones of my colleagues, plus my windows machines, spacemacs works great and without issues the last couple of months. It even convinced 10y+ vim an
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by anonyfox 11y ago
try spacemacs! http://spacemacs.org/
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by anonyfox 11y ago
somewhat related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10973077
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by anonyfox 11y ago
I used to love Sublime Text. Been a paid user, even paid for addons (sftp). As accessible as sublime is for newcomers, as restricted and antique it feels. I can't describe it in words right now, it's a feeling of mine. The release
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by anonyfox 11y ago
You need the ugly to actually realize beauty. If everyone is beautiful, the word "beautiful" wouldn't make any sense. You could argue that this would be a solution to many discrimination issues today if everyone is beautifu
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by anonyfox 11y ago
I used to love sublime. Been a paid user, even paid for addons (sftp). As accessible as sublime is for newcomers, as restricted and antique it feels. I can't describe it in words right now, it's a feeling of mine. The release cy
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by anonyfox 11y ago
I'll second this. Meteor is in fact the fastest way to achieve a webapp nowadays. You can learn it in a weekend if you want to, and drafting highly dynamic interfaces is a breeze. If you want to scale later, in terms of code complexi
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by anonyfox 11y ago
After reading the "why" it seems that the creators should have tried Lisp. Fast, general purpose and the language for building DSLs. No?
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by anonyfox 11y ago
Actually this was a joke. And yes: If you want to achieve something other than just getting a mediocre paycheck, you should put in the usual extra hours. But afaik there also seems to be a slightly different work mentality here in germany,
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by anonyfox 11y ago
we work smarter, not harder scnr
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by anonyfox 11y ago
Elixir or Erlang provide truly parallel or even distributed code execution. node.js is just concurrent, so it falls flat when doing heavy CPU work. And no, clustering node.js isn't even remotely comparable for anything but trivial API
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by anonyfox 11y ago
Thunderbird: stopped. FirefoxOS: stopped. Rust: as nice as the language is, I can see it become irrelevant in the rise of Swift (and tons of developers already using and praising it). so the last thing that remains is the very core of mozil
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by anonyfox 11y ago
I switched jobs a year ago: from a low paid startup job to a company that does project-to-project grunt work for local banks. I (@Hisako1337) learned a lot during the past years, absorbed the whole mindset of Lean Startup, Customer Develo
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by anonyfox 11y ago
> Three-Day Opening Weekend over $550 Million in Worldwide Sales; Is the Biggest Entertainment Launch of 2015, beating Jurassic World I think this will be overshadowed by Fallout 4 next week . According to Steam there were ~500k people
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by anonyfox 11y ago
So much this. Plus, we have certified CentOS servers that are only allowed to run 5.4 for the next years to come. Not to mention that the syntax and stdlib are a nightmare. Thank god, we convinced our bosses to rewrite our legacy systems in
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by anonyfox 11y ago
The book has not yet been published , so this is stealing. But once you put up something in the internet, it is officially available to everyone. Doing stuff with public information is fine IMO. Same as analyzing tweet data (tweets are pub
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by anonyfox 11y ago
And you need space to plant stuff to feed everyone. Can 11m² be enough to feed an average person through the whole year?
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by anonyfox 11y ago
"matures"? Fuck it. While I do accept google adsense like ads, plain text, when they don't do any tracking or expensive JS, everything else just should die in a fire. "acceptable ads" isn't even a joke, it&#x
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by anonyfox 11y ago
As long as you don't have many sites of content that you want to get indexed by google, it may handle it. In case you have, prepare yourself for going to buy many CPU cores to have `spiderable` working, it spins up expensive phantomJS
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by anonyfox 11y ago
way faster actually. (RoR dev for several years here). You have zero-config user account system and drop-in admin panels (zero config) here too. more precise: you just code up templates and declare that you have data (mongo being schema-fre
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by anonyfox 11y ago
Meteor is an excellent (or: the best) prototyping framework. Getting some idea implemented into something usable that mostly looks and feels nice is a cakewalk of a few hours (once you know a little bit about popular atmosphere packages).
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by anonyfox 11y ago
While itself I tend to agree, the typical scenarios for average programmers are one-off tasks or fairly trivial, aka "fetch stuff from here, apply some code, store some results there, and maybe run this stuff every X". In these ca
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by anonyfox 11y ago
Seems that it uses a list from adblock plus - do you really block everything?
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by anonyfox 11y ago
Still relevant: http://blog.plague-dev.de/posts/Adblock-isnt-immoral . I still don't get why anyone who puts an html file on a webserver is entitled to earn any money from this. Maybe the constant manipulation fro

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