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by d0m 13y ago
The truth is that it's just annoying as fuck to speak with someone who insist about signing 10 papers before explaining their omg-amazing-never-seen idea. YES, it happens, sometimes there are confidential matters but for god sake, just
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by d0m 13y ago
I knew when I was a C++ dev that any "other languages" was just not serious. Lots of friends who are master in C++ call everything else than C and C++ "scripting languages". I was in that closed-mind ecosystem of C++ eli
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by d0m 13y ago
>> I really wish i could find a use for the chromebooks for my family My family mostly browse the web. Actually, they don't call it the web. They call it facebook and google. This is the 99% use-case. For that matter, this laptop
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by d0m 13y ago
I Agree. The organizers should be ashamed and should publicly apologize. This is NOT acceptable and shouldn't be tolerated in our society. The prize should be taken back from the participants and be given to a men sexually abused chari
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by d0m 13y ago
Do you rip video on the page too? If so, I would definitely use this service. I've got videos with my company brand a bit everywhere and I can't find a good way to download it or link to it so that it stay there permanently.
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by d0m 13y ago
>> Are you really gonna take money from people helping you in private beta Those are early adopters, not volunteers. They pay to have their problem solved. If they're not happy to pay 5$ for it then it's either not the right
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by d0m 13y ago
Dunno, I think it's part of the culture fit. A company saying they're playing starcraft on lunch time will clearly have my interest.
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by d0m 13y ago
You would be surprised if you saw what kind of code powers the hardware surrounding you. Javascript is actually beautiful compared to some of those atrocities.
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by d0m 13y ago
I think JS is very similar to the English language as they both have lots of imperfections but are also both wildly used across so many fields and countries. By the way, the DOM part of javascript is to what's used in a browser. The re
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by d0m 13y ago
Around the world 360 days!
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by d0m 13y ago
I love angular.. I use it more and more every week. Ironically, angular speeds up lots of things, but also makes me unproductive in others. Yeah, the end resulting code is usually shorter and cleaner. But I waste so much time with hard-to-u
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by d0m 13y ago
So, you're saying paper is better than Emacs when you don't have a computer nearby.
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by d0m 13y ago
"We already have transportation, it's called horses".
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by d0m 13y ago
Everything is in the AUR man ;)
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by d0m 13y ago
Is it a multi-language editor? I.e. can I switch between html, javascript and python and expect to have a similar interface, commands, API, etc. ? If so, it looks like a strong contender against Sublime IMHO.
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by d0m 13y ago
Well, I'm a hardcore gamer and I think you're all wrong, no offense. I care for good games. Whether it's from the browser or native, as long as it's addictive and competitive I'll play it. Also, the thing about havi
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by d0m 13y ago
reminds me Ocarina Of Time
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by d0m 13y ago
Makes sense. If you spend enough time it can become second nature, like musical sheets. Still, I find that musical notations is way more limited, so it makes sense to have it concise. But let say people were naming some parts of the songs,
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by d0m 13y ago
Well, after writing my comment, I went online looking for some quick introduction to the language. I'll admit that there are certainly very interesting facets to that language. What I can say however is that there's a difference b
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by d0m 13y ago
As intriguing as it looks, I certainly wouldn't want to look at that kind of code all they long.
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by d0m 13y ago
I'm using it in a project presently, it's a very powerful library. The project started simple.. but the table part quickly grow very complex and that plugin never let me down. The best part of the documentation is the examples IMH
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by d0m 13y ago
Stackoverflow is so good.. anytime it's not stackoverflow, I'm sooo disappointed. A feature that I miss on stackoverflow would be a way to still use it on "incorrect" questions. For instance, someone asks "What&#x
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by d0m 13y ago
I think programmers are always very trendy concerning new services. Think about how reddit was mostly programmers/startups at first or how facebook evolved from being a very specific audience. It'll take some time but in a few yea
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by d0m 13y ago
There's no one true answer, otherwise there would be only one language, right? Still, if you want to be conservative, I would say Python and Javascript are clearly two very good languages worth learning.. if not for the wide community
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by d0m 13y ago
By the way, I read SICP and it's one of my favorite book. It's unbelievable how quick things are hacked... i.e. 2 pages and you've got a SQL-like language. Also, I must agree that Scheme really fit with the theme and the book
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by d0m 13y ago
Maybe not everything, but to explain the concepts behind SICP, why not.
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by d0m 13y ago
Some parts are so beautiful, it's a very good inspiration.
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by d0m 13y ago
>> How to Make School Better for Boys? Make them run more, damnit.
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by d0m 13y ago
That's how they can give internet for free, now I get it.
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by d0m 13y ago
Too much awesomeness in one page. Now, needs to make a real game out of it. The web developer shaman and their enemy, the mighty IE6.

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