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by catshirt 10y ago
the question isn't when I last heard of lighttable. the question is what people, ideas, programs, and concepts has it inspired? "have no interest" and "use the IDE" are not the only two possible reactions here.
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by catshirt 10y ago
pretty short sighted to have no interest in a novel/progressive IDE because it doesn't support your language yet.
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by catshirt 10y ago
of course it's unrealistic. i think op was being facetious. but, there is something to be said about our calling it "unrealistic" and not "impossible". :)
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by catshirt 10y ago
really? xpath is one of the more redeeming values of XML. i'm not sure i can call it clumsy. i refuse to use XML just like everyone else, but not because it's hard to parse data from.
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by catshirt 11y ago
i was anticipating https://www.varnish-cache.org/trac/wiki/VCL
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by catshirt 11y ago
start here https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Technological_singularity
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by catshirt 11y ago
"Then they start monitoring every crypto-capable open-source project's responsible disclosure system. When they see a vulnerability good enough to subvert that open-source project, they shut down that project before the bug can be
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by catshirt 11y ago
but, there are many instances where software would not get rewritten with proper technical foresight in the first place. i take your point none the less- there are contexts where it doesn't matter.
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by catshirt 11y ago
an engineering strike sounds powerful. might take a few years of striking though.
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by catshirt 11y ago
maintaining software is a real thing. for the majority of cases i've seen, these arguments are to save developers time and the company money. my gut & feelies tell me there is truth to "it doesn't really matter what techn
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by catshirt 11y ago
it's fun, to think of what practices today will seem barbaric or primitive in the future. surely all "modern medicine" will fall into that category.
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by catshirt 11y ago
considering the possibility of augmentation, supplantation seems like somewhat of an assumption.
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by catshirt 11y ago
there is a possible outcome of back surgery that furthers your point and is (i guess arguably) worse than loss of bladder control, which is worse pain.
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by catshirt 11y ago
it "works" on my iphone, but the minimum and maximum scales are too close to appreciate what it's capable of. that is, you can't really resize the picture by any significant measure. i didn't "get it" on m
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by catshirt 11y ago
are we referring to "the three graces"? at what point along the spectrum of "abstract" does a boob become SFW? it's a rectangle with a rectangle inside of it, for fucks sake.
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by catshirt 11y ago
we use it internally- we have a team of editors watching esports 24/7 to keep our schedules and scores up to date ( http://abiosgaming.com )
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by catshirt 11y ago
awesome! my company would be able to use this if it: - supported more streaming platforms (azubu, hitbox, mlg, etc) - supported more than 3 streams (currently we use http://multitwitch.tv/ )
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by catshirt 11y ago
not calling anyone a liar, consider it an anecdote, but i've used Atom exclusively for over a year and it performs great.
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by catshirt 11y ago
even if so, he is only paraphrasing things he was saying on twitter/periscope immediately after the original tweet. it doesn't seem disingenuous.
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by catshirt 11y ago
i mean, these features resemble basically every MVC ever
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by catshirt 11y ago
psst- it still doesn't ;)
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by catshirt 11y ago
all work you create is copyrighted. you own the content you produce this is why, I believe, it's actually against copyright law to use an open source project that doesn't include a license.
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by catshirt 11y ago
couldn't figure out how to do anything with the demo in Chrome either.
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by catshirt 11y ago
i simply posit that there exists a severity of depression at which waking up, getting dressed, and getting in the shower are out of question. do you disagree? furthermore, i suggest there exists a severity of depression that cannot be manag
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by catshirt 11y ago
> "No, depression does not mean you're a recluse who does nothing with your life." i never implied anything of the sort. > "There is no stigma in having a mood disorder or seeing a psychologist/psychiatrist
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by catshirt 11y ago
especially considering a classic symptom of depression is the inability to accomplish these tasks.
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by catshirt 11y ago
you and I learned how to code before the resources were as plentiful as today. for every obfuscated app there are 200 sites that explain in detail what you want to do. and another 200 open source versions to implement or learn from.
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by catshirt 11y ago
high level commands defeat the purpose of crowdsourcing intent. if we consider Twitch Plays Pokemon, "beat the game" would be a very high level command, albeit a useless one. "travel to lavender town" is less high level
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by catshirt 11y ago
yeah sorry, perhaps i was too broad. not OpsWorks specifically, but i'm wondering if it provides anything AWS services in general don't provide. like CodePipeline/CodeDeploy. think i just need to read a bit more or try it out
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by catshirt 11y ago
at a glance... seems nearly identical to OpsWorks. am i right? why would i use one or the other? that said, and maybe i can answer my own question... OpsWorks has been a grand pain in the ass, so new options even built on AWS come welcome.

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