beforedawn

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by beforedawn 8y ago
Fully agree.
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by beforedawn 8y ago
Magic or abstraction layers should be intuitive, so you understand them and are able to solve edge cases. If the abstraction layers are too foggy or magical and you are unable to fix edge cases yourself, something is wrong.
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by beforedawn 8y ago
> Ruby has the easiest data access tools, between ActiveRecord and Sequel Not true
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by beforedawn 8y ago
So true. Best was ActiveRecord, the most cumbersome ORM I have ever met, it could create 20 SQL requests out of a simple query. There must be a reason that Ruby dropped few places on Github's Octoverse 2018. While I was never against R
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by beforedawn 8y ago
So the massive share price drop is because of China? Go and buy an XR but don't try to lull us with your shaky 'crisis communication', the case Apple is crystal-clear.
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by beforedawn 8y ago
He does. In a technical way and re to what he is doing with a computer. He uses emails to delegate and thus does more but this is not what this discussion is about.
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by beforedawn 8y ago
That's true but I could imagine that Jobs would have seen these flaws and fixed them after a decade. Just because he uses himself the stuff. Look, Jobs called Goolge's Vic to tell him that the color of Google's second 'o
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by beforedawn 8y ago
OT: Tim Cook/Apple is on the wrong track. The entire line-up of a product company is fundamentally flawed and heading to nowhere: Today was the first time, I saw the new iPad Pro in action in a shopping mall nearby. It was a lazy Tuesd
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by beforedawn 8y ago
While the SE has great specs and the form factor is nice, the screen and hence, the keyboard is a tad too small to type fast and comfortable. I think the sweet spot size-wise is the 6/7/8. They make it harder to reach top corners
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by beforedawn 8y ago
The last iPhone I bought was a maxed-out 7. Tell me one good reason why I should buy a XS (or a bulky XR).