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craftoman
6y ago
I'm not trying to offend anyone but am I the only one here who doesn't like the way this tool is pitched? It is mentioned on HN like a dozen times before.
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craftoman
7y ago
Make Linux Vulnerable Again.
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craftoman
7y ago
> How does everyone know? I personally added some badges to all of my projects that inform the user if I abandoned the project and besides that, if a new feature from let's say Java is lunched and start breaking a project then why d
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craftoman
7y ago
Exactly. I have never experienced problems caused by outdated stuff with code less than a year since the last update. Edit: People ALWAYS fix things when something outdated breaks the whole project.
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craftoman
7y ago
No it's not part of maintaining a project if you clearly trying to manipulate things. I'm talking about the smart kids who take advantage of this and they update a bunch of words in some document that no one ever cared about.
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Why open source developers are trying to manipulate GitHub?
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7y ago
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craftoman
7y ago
Yeah right. Next time I'll go to a cafe and start using VPN just to secure things up, I will come up with what government thinks about me.
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craftoman
7y ago
Just because you failed completing a project doesn't mean everyone else's doing it wrong. I know sometimes it's really frustrating but that's life.
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craftoman
7y ago
Yeah but from a hacker's perspective, isn't Wasm easier to plant a malware inside a binary file compared to JavaScript? I remember back in the days, flash was scary because of that and some malware was embedded inside the swf beca
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Is WebAssembly the New Adobe Flash?
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7y ago
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In 2000, Blockbuster with 7700 stores declined to buy Netflix for $50M
(twitter.com)
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craftoman
7y ago
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craftoman
7y ago
Like judging a book by it's cover or the number of sales. No one said programmers are geniuses, they're just masters of some tools that forge the digital era, nothing more nothing less.
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craftoman
7y ago
I got the cheapest one, raspberry pi on my 100 mbps vdsl connection. Unlimited bandwidth/storage for less than 2.88 dollars per year.
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craftoman
7y ago
You know how many packages out there are better than request? Now compare all the work those great developers did, gave their souls for what? 50 stars at GitHub? Cmon, let's face the real problem here which is the balance between good
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craftoman
7y ago
It was about time. I did some benchmarks few years ago and the results were disgusting compared to native lib, plus why so many dependencies for a simple request library? I will never understand why it gained so much publicly, it was worthl
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craftoman
7y ago
Docker security is a joke but people still using this tool cause it's the most popular kid on the block and made by Google, the company that most Americans are faithfully blind trust no matter what s@!&# they launch.
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craftoman
7y ago
This article is wrong from many aspects. There are things that many developers can't get with Typescript and it's flexibility...just always keep in mind what makes Typescript so special compared to any other languages. You can
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Boeing 737 Max: Worker said plane 'designed by clowns'
(bbc.com)
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craftoman
7y ago
Nice try, where are the icons though? I can't find them, do I have to download anything else?
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Vivaldi to change user-agent string to Chrome due to unfair blocking
(zdnet.com)
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7y ago
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Qualcomm announced cheap Snapdragon laptop processors
(theverge.com)
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7y ago
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craftoman
7y ago
Now Google is going to be more evil than ever before, Larry was a good man based on what I read. He always respected every single employee even the juniors.
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craftoman
7y ago
I think it's gonna be something good from the creators of Typescript, the most flexible and object oriented language. Microsoft created too many languages compared to any other company and they really one step ahead in this field.
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Germany searching for a place to bury the deadly waste for 1M years
(cnn.com)
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7y ago
I have found interesting and enlightening articles on Quora but most of them are garbage, the analogy is weird compared to stack overflow. I don't know what went wrong with this site.
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craftoman
7y ago
"I call for a worldwide boycott of Chinese products, and of companies". Yeah throw away every piece of electronic you have including Apple products.
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7y ago
Apple is the most corrupted IT company ever existed. Look at how they make money, based on marketing and sales. There's not a single innovation in the past 10 years.
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craftoman
7y ago
Let me tell you a catchy title for HN. "How I switched my AI bot from JavaScript to Go (webassembly) and it's 500x times better"
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craftoman
7y ago
One of the worst things that ever happened to the internet it's called Google. This rogue CIA backed crap that violatates every single day your privacy data. I was one step from buying a Fitbit watch and spend $200 but after Google mad
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craftoman
7y ago
You have to tailor it yourself. There's no perfect OS or distro unless you start building it from scratch.
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