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by commentzorro 10y ago
All of these seem to imply discoverability and queries are the biggest pain point in web apps. For me, in creating specific purpose business apps, the biggest headaches are presenting the data in ways that minimize the user's unnecessa
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by commentzorro 10y ago
> But then, building an SPA is usually a terrible idea as well. Would you care to elaborate on this? I'm interested in why.
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by commentzorro 10y ago
+1 for the Noctua fans and coolers too. When I need a full tower I always swap out the stock fans and coolers for Noctua.
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by commentzorro 10y ago
I've own and have built a number of these and not not seen this ever. The cases are much thicker and rigid than you'd expect. 5+ years for a few of them now.
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by commentzorro 10y ago
These (AirTop, Fit-PC, etc.) are completely sealed machines so no dust enters. It does build up on the case - depending on your environment - but doesn't effect the thermal characteristics at all.
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by commentzorro 10y ago
Nope. I'm going for FaceGooSoft or FaceGleSoft. First writes better. Second sounds better. But you can have the copyrite because all are fun.
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by commentzorro 10y ago
You're anecdote is my point exactly?! If your current employer would list the $10,000 per seat price (or even a range -- $8,000 - %12,000 per seat depending on reasons) then someone was willing to consider an order of magnitude less co
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by commentzorro 10y ago
In the overall economy it's considered a fallacy, but in the small or subset of the economy (like highly skilled IT people) there is not that consensus. Empirical evidence bears this out too.
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by commentzorro 10y ago
Yeah, how about an H-1B to replace his position.
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by commentzorro 10y ago
>You haven't actually explained why you think a negotiable price for PVS Studio is a bad thing. You're right. It's a bad thing because I want to spend exactly as close to zero seconds looking at a product or service that
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by commentzorro 10y ago
It may be the greatest thing in the world but when you click through to the price/buy page you get the ever craptastic line: "Please write us from your corporate e-mail address for details on PVS-Studio prices." In other word
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by commentzorro 10y ago
I know I will. But if we tax the 1% of the 1% it can easily be accomplished. Just gotta remember that the super wealthy are no longer human. Just look at Dee-Tee.
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by commentzorro 10y ago
I know, people make the "I'd use it but for this feature" comment all the time. But I believe they do it without thinking rather than with the intent of being unkind. The "... pull request" is almost certainly knowi
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by commentzorro 10y ago
>Intercooler depends on JQuery, version 1.10.0 or higher. I don't have any real problems with jQuery being in the mix for intercooler. Even with that, jQuery appears to be an underlying library used for convenience rather than a l
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by commentzorro 10y ago
What makes you think that parent has the knowledge, ability, and time to do this task? I see this "it's open source, make pull request" type of comment quite a lot but don't understand how you'd know if the person y
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by commentzorro 10y ago
Just saw intercooler referenced in a post a couple days ago and took a look. It does look refreshingly simple to get started. I've got a basic app with JSON end points already created. I was going to give VUE a go but after looking at
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by commentzorro 10y ago
But why would that mean anything to the publisher? They want to sell the magazine and if soul crushing mind rotting stereotypes sell copies at the checkout line then why would the publisher want to be the moral agents of change?
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by commentzorro 10y ago
> So seek your solution elsewhere. Yeah, how dare he have an opinion that runs counter to the known truth. He has attacked the Body. He is not one with Landru.
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by commentzorro 10y ago
Rust has manual memory management. Most applications where you'd use Go don't need nor want the added complexity of managing memory, ownership, learning curve, etc. It's not really a reasonable exchange.
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by commentzorro 10y ago
No, scheme and lisp both force newcomers to think in a totally different way: prefix. It's very unnatural for non-programmers and even for seasoned programmers. Balancing all those trees in your head is difficult and taxes the memory.
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by commentzorro 10y ago
Is that true? What makes you believe this? I see the link in the article but couldn't find anything that made me think the content was paid for or had anything to do with Expensify. I hope I'm not that oblivious.
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by commentzorro 10y ago
I don't remember thinking about who owns a chunk of memory in, for example, C# or Java but I could be wrong and have just internalized it. Rust, based on my limited experience, seems to impose this mental burden continuously. For highe
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by commentzorro 10y ago
C#: (this was my primary language and had been for a number of years now). Java: (this was my other primary before switching to C#) Both of these have horrible run-time independent pieces that need to be configured on each machine I deploy
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by commentzorro 10y ago
>> or use a language that fits your purpose better. There is no other language that fits my purpose better. Does that have to mean Go is perfect? That I have to stop complaining ... even if it means no change will come about? Even i
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by commentzorro 10y ago
Why? What possible good would come about in making Go a better language by stopping the discussion? A language that doesn't grow isn't "complete" it's dying. And strategic complaint is one of the most effective ways
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by commentzorro 10y ago
Even though all these features were purposely excluded by choice it's clear now in hindsight that some of these decisions are wrong. What I find so so weird is the tenacious responses when it's pointed out that Go has flaws. Why d
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by commentzorro 10y ago
My understanding is (was) that each group can choose to enable RSS if they want. I seem to remember Go having RSS and Dart not (or vice versa). When I asked the one that didn't, they said they choose not to enable it (in order to draw
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by commentzorro 10y ago
I thought this wasn't a case of defamation. Weren't the claims true but just not the timing Thiel and Co. wanted? Isn't this (as stated in another post) a case of revenge? (Legal revenge as it were.)
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by commentzorro 10y ago
> false claims ??? Explain the false part please.
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by commentzorro 10y ago
> The 0.1% can fund a lawsuit because you published a sex tape. The point of the article is that the .01% can fund a series of unrelated lawsuits because you publish an article unflattering of their industry, political stance, ideology

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