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conradk
12y ago
I'd guess that whoever downvoted you thought this was a troll meant to start a flamewar with C++ vs. PHP and whether one or the other is more difficult (read "better" or "a real language"). It's interesting to
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conradk
12y ago
Having only one resulted in the IE nightmare. Supporting Gecko and Webkit nowadays is quite simple. I don't mind a new, standards compliant rendering engine.
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conradk
12y ago
In an article that tries to tell us we're doing it wrong, doing it right would be nice.
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conradk
12y ago
Ironic that the "What to use instead" part doesn't even feel the need to check return values of functions. Am I missing something ?
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conradk
12y ago
Looks interesting. Wondering about the performance of it. But it definitely looks cool to have tabs next to each other instead of individually. I tend to have two windows open a lot of the time, but the current browsers don't optimize
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conradk
12y ago
From this video, I'd say no: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_MswMYk05tk
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Don't make your code “More Testable”
(gmoeck.github.io)
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12y ago
I'm not sure about that what the best title would have been. But the guidelines say: "Otherwise please use the original title, unless it is misleading or linkbait." I think in this case, zdnet's title is misleading, so c
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12y ago
The title of this article is as misleading as it gets (and for that reason, I've flagged this HN post). While CoreOS is developing a competing solution, they cannot just "break with Docker" since that is what most of their cu
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Lessons Learned Growing a Startup from Zero to $100k/month in 2 Years
(groovehq.com)
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COBI. World’s Smartest Connected Biking System.
(kickstarter.com)
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conradk
12y ago
What is your business? How has the API helped you? Genuinely curious :)
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CSS3 border-radius lands in Servo
(github.com)
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12y ago
Where's the critic of Rocket ? All I see is that they disagree with the choices made by the team behind Rocket and they want to blog about it later. Other than that, Ben seems to only say that Docker was built by and for a community of
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Spotify engineering culture (part 2)
(labs.spotify.com)
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Spotify engineering culture (part 1)
(labs.spotify.com)
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Inbound.org
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conradk
12y ago
Thanks for your input Marcus. Had never heard of "Starbucks testing". Sounds good though! :-)
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conradk
12y ago
Thanks for making it clear that you work at Spotify. Transparency is good start :-) I just watched both videos. Thanks so much for doing these ! Or maybe thank Henrik when you see him, haha :-) I have a lot of questions. From what I under
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conradk
12y ago
Finally. To me, this looks like a step further away from Flash (used for copying things to the clipboard), which I see as a great thing. Also, I've been working on a password manager that could dramatically benefit from such an API. I
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12y ago
I have never used Zend (except for the JSON parser once I think). What do you like about about ZF1 that you don't find in ZF2 ?
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12y ago
Simple and functional. Nice emoticons too.
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conradk
12y ago
Looks interesting. I like the modular approach the author seems to be taking. Keep the core small and extend with modules. However, there are some things I don't get about Nectar: - it is meant to reduce the barrier to entry, but from
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12y ago
1- I'm not talking about anything being a target. I'm saying the US gov can get access if they want. And Gmail or DO won't be allowed to talk about it. 2- Not "every VPS provider", but the big ones, like AWS and DO.
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12y ago
It's interesting to see several posts about people leaving Gmail in the recent months pop up on HN. What I don't get about this one is that the author, Christopher, put the email server on a Digital Ocean VPS. If I'm not mist
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12y ago
I needed a simple way to give a friend access to the same tools as me for a project. So I made this simple Dockerfile that just gets common webdev tools like Gulp or NPM. If you like it and/or think a tool is missing, please let me kno
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Show HN: Common web dev tools in a box
(github.com)
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Frames, Framing and Reframing
(beyondintractability.org)
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I don't think this will happen. Most people will probably cope with ads. So Google will keep making business that way. But the ones that don't want to see ads may pay Google instead of using AdBlock. Also, some publishers may deci
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12y ago
Isn't CPAN for Perl ? I don't actually know CPAN. All I'm saying is that having a package manager that doesn't allow removing packages is an advantage IMO.
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