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chmike
9y ago
I wished the benchmark included the Micro editor. It is really intuitive.
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What are modern alternatives to jQuery mobile ?
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The State of the Octoverse 2017
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I would sugest they pick another name because it is hard to find them with google. A name like TeamMatrix or MatrixTeam might be better.
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I'm using jQuery mobile for a small shopping list application. What I miss are manually sortable lists.
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Exactly. This happens to me frequently.
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Facebook may only need to recognize a few keywords. The one that companies had payed for. It wouldn't be that many. An approximate recognition is good enough. So processing and data transmission could be small. As long as there is no u
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I new someone with serious repetitive (daily) diarrhea. Not treatment helped and it lasted for years. Doctors had no solution. Don't know if it was Clostridium Difficile. It started after taking a medication. One day, a solution was fo
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I bet companies would want that. They could detect if employee use drugs, etc. But this might become a privacy problem if it goes too far.
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reincarnation ?
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Is life a formal system ? I prefer to say that we need to make hypothesis, and this is part of life. But religion is not simply a collection of hypothesis. In my view, religion is a cultural spine of a community that defines the rules for l
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Because people rule their life on base of beliefs, maybe ? (beliefs=unproven concepts assumed to be true)
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9y ago
learn Go
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The Morality of Manipulation
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Hotjar: From two failed startups to $10M in Revenue
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This shows the cultural difference between private companies and scientists or open source developers.
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That's the purpose apparently. Block users to discover what it is. Sad mistake.
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DeepL ( https://www.deepl.com/ ) is a pretty good translator. It's not perfect, but it's much better than google translator.
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If you look at problems, look at the problems of people or companies who have money to spend. Don't simply look, talk with them.
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There might be a bias in this analysis. The programming languages listed in the no-no list are the one people dislike AND know. I can't say if I dislike a language if I don't know it. This is visible with r language.
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Containers are not only a solution for dependencies. It's also protection boundary.
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Good. Space Time Quantification (STQ) theory predicts and justify the existence of dark matter particles. It can also predict and justify how all elementary particles react with each other. It provides the equivalent of a mendlejev table fo
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Excellent initiative to create OwnVideo. I was wondering how much time it would take. Now find a way to add advertisment or tips to it and you might get rich. I would have implemented it in Go or integrated it with Hugo.
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Excellent suggestion and high visibility, but probably not a small task.
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Could you elaborate ? Any arguments ?
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This article illustrates well the authentication problem with HTTP. These methods looks very complicated and not properly adressing the problem. Jwt is a nice thing, but the associated information (req./resp.) is not signed. We have to
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I have termius on my iPad and I don't find it very convenient to use. It lacks a bar with quick access to many special keys we use often.
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Is this the same as "hidden costs" ? That is a cost not showing up on the bill. For instance the time spent to get the thing working and keep it working. I've heard it used as argument against linux and free software.
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Sorry. You are right. I'm close to 55year old, and start to feel the limit of number of neurons available. I have to use them sparingly. That is why I enjoy so much Go. There is no judgment of Rust. It's just because of me. :)
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I'm interested in your package, but as a go programmer. I spend my hollidays writing a [colorizer]( https://github.com/chmike/clrz ) package in go. I compared many colorizer packages and tried to make something orig
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