cryptos

32 ms·

541.
by cryptos 11y ago
I'm shocked! WordPress, the security pioneer under all the PHP based apps, uses MD5 ...
542.
Local Variable Type Inference for Java: Survey Results(surveymonkey.com)
1 points by cryptos 11y ago|0 comments
543.
by cryptos 11y ago
Same here. I liked Atom at first, but the user experience is annoying in the long run. Atom is slow and buggy, what is absolutely not tolerable for a text editor.
544.
by cryptos 11y ago
Does anyone remember Creole wiki markup? It was born in a time when each wiki created its own syntax. Creole should become the standard for wikis, but it never got traction. I fear that it will be the same with commonmark.
545.
by cryptos 11y ago
I disagree. The question whether to use frameworks or not is a bit more complex. As everything in software engineering, like choosing a framework, is a trade-off. Frameworks come with a price and it depends on the context, whether it pays o
546.
by cryptos 11y ago
Still no Linux version. I'm disappointed.
547.
by cryptos 11y ago
It is cool to have all these conversation been backed up by the NSA ;-)
548.
by cryptos 11y ago
One could see it from the other side: code sticks to its design weaknesses (at least for now).
549.
by cryptos 11y ago
QWERTY is maybe more efficient (for english), but it is not as efficient as it could be. Unfortunately more efficient keyboard layouts are hard to establish.
550.
by cryptos 11y ago
The development of Atom shows a common anti pattern of software development: choosing the technology first. The goal was to develop an editor with web technologies, and not to develop the best editor in the world. The result is as sad as fo
551.
Kotlin 1.0 Beta 4 is Out(blog.jetbrains.com)
2 points by cryptos 11y ago|0 comments
552.
by cryptos 11y ago
I'm a bit tired of these sinatra like web frameworks these days. Repetitive url patterns are not that elegant. Why not simply building the API around the fundamental REST concept, the resource? And what about proper content negotiation
553.
Kotlin 1.0 Beta 3 is Out(blog.jetbrains.com)
5 points by cryptos 11y ago|1 comments
554.
Sony offered Daniel Craig $5M to use their smartphone(businessinsider.com)
8 points by cryptos 11y ago|0 comments
555.
Images Show Impact of Sea Level Rise on Global Icons(climatecentral.org)
2 points by cryptos 11y ago|0 comments
556.
by cryptos 11y ago
I find it a bit strange to write down 100 ideas of what I could develop. I think it would be much better to just develop some missing software or make a better version of something existing. But just collecting ideas without a real, deep in
557.
by cryptos 11y ago
Most of the static site generators have serious usability problems. They are simply not usable for many users using WordPress today.
558.
Ask HN: Efficient and Effective Ways to Corporate Learning?
1 points by cryptos 11y ago|1 comments
559.
by cryptos 11y ago
I never thought Windows would bring innovation in this dimension! I hated the PATH dialog for so many years so that I stopped hoping for anything better. Maybe someday we will have a decent terminal window, too!
560.
by cryptos 11y ago
The sad truth seems to be that there is no other business model for download sites. Maybe we should really improve micro payments to be able to pay for good services.
561.
Leanpub: simple and fair book publishing service(leanpub.com)
1 points by cryptos 11y ago|0 comments
562.
by cryptos 11y ago
When I left university I was convinced that software would be better if more projects would use UML. Then I've learned that UML didn't help in many situations and I stopped more or less using it. But from time to time UML is a ver
563.
Kobalt – Build Tool Inspired by Gradle, Written in Kotlin(beust.com)
4 points by cryptos 11y ago|0 comments
564.
by cryptos 11y ago
Unfortunately the documentation is pretty poor. You'll definitely run into troubles with any non trivial app due to the lack of proper documentation (and there is not much third-party documentation around).
565.
by cryptos 11y ago
I find the Akka HTTP API pretty ugly.
566.
by cryptos 11y ago
Composition is very comfortable with Kotlin. I think one of the reasons why inheritance is used so much in Java, is that composition always leads to a lot of boilerplate code. Kotlin (and Scala) fixes it.
567.
Lovoo.com is scam(translate.google.com)
4 points by cryptos 11y ago|0 comments
568.
by cryptos 11y ago
I don't want a "smear campaign" but more an "education campaign", it's a matter of the tone. I wouldn't suggest such a campaign if OpenOffice would be alive, but is dead. Dead as a doornail.
569.
by cryptos 11y ago
The libre office team should really start a campaign to make everyone know that OpenOffice is dead and Libre Office is the future. The standard user still thinks that OpenOffice is the free office and most of the standard users would neve
570.
by cryptos 11y ago
Kotlin interfaces are essentially the same as Java interfaces. But Traits in Scala are more like (slightly) restricted multiple inheritance. They can have fields, they can be stacked ( http://www.artima.com/scalazine/art

More ›