demarq

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by demarq 12y ago
Some one explain this to me. If I use Https would I still be protected from my own service providers (isp/carriers). Surely anyone who can see the handshake can also decrypt what follows. I ask this because I'm assuming this move
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by demarq 12y ago
>I don't honestly care if the build process is a little awful. I'll deal, if it works on my platform. My hopes have just been dashed. I was really hoping you'd make a smooth cross platform build system top of your list. I
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by demarq 12y ago
Interesting to see that a number of complaints have been levelled against the build systems. It shows just how careful maintainers should be about creating smoother build experiences. Anyway I hope the author of the article will post a foll
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by demarq 12y ago
and "is pete back from the hospital?"
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by demarq 12y ago
It's hell for those of us outside of the Unix ecosystem. I have MSYS on my Windows machine and make works only half of the time. Also the learning curve is just not as easy, nor the files as readable. With Gulp and Grunt you are exploi
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by demarq 12y ago
I agree, I'm just not buying his idea as a real alternative for projects at scale.
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by demarq 12y ago
Worked fine for me, there were moments of stutter though but otherwise an impressive project. win64/Opera
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by demarq 12y ago
Well you may want to read this link which may address your first complaint existing languages. http://spiderlang.org/#why-spider I think package management is well handled by npm on node and browserify on the browser.
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by demarq 12y ago
why exactly?
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by demarq 12y ago
call us when the honeymoon is over.
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by demarq 12y ago
I hope people reading the article realise this article was written before the iPad, iPod and iPhone. We have the benefit of over a decade of hindsight.
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by demarq 12y ago
If you aren't cool with me using your code, I respect that. I don't like forcing people to give up anything including their rights to their own repo. I just don't feel comfortable working on someone's code if they aren&#
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by demarq 12y ago
I guess at the end of the day so long as cargo has the git option people like me will always get our code fresh from the source, with the maintainers consent. It's not like I'm being forced to use the crates-repo. Let's agree
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by demarq 12y ago
believe me I will 'cargo update' always! the problem is those who don't and still go on to publish libraries, what happens when he needs version 2.1 of X while another library needs version 3.4? And thus anyone who depends on
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by demarq 12y ago
I think it's even worse depending on a repo whose author refuses to or is unwilling to maintain. Besides git is hardly fragile especially if we are talking github. I happily clone and pull projects all the time without a single hitch.
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by demarq 12y ago
"The developers of Go argue that the maintenance of your dependencies is your responsibility" THIS! I should also state I fall on the extreme end of the spectrum. My belief is that the moment you depend on upstream package X it is
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by demarq 12y ago
This will certainly make our lives easier. BUT. 1) Why store a package, wouldn't an index rather than another repository be more efficient and flexible. Cargo already has the capability to get packages from git urls... I had some other
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by demarq 12y ago
HTML/CSS is a GUI framework and besides you said it yourself: Python GUI framework with PHP "bindings" I don't think you should be dismissive of what the OP has done. You clearly believe this should be done differently.
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by demarq 12y ago
"A one-day course and a set of PowerPoint slides are not enough to hope to cover all the material in any great depth. So Jim Van Verth and Lars Bishop wrote a book, with the help of our friends at Morgan Kaufmann:" You aren't
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by demarq 12y ago
American tech companies still in america are becoming the unluckiest bunch. Their competitors pay a third of tax, are free from having to answer to the NSA, and generally don't have to put up with cold war nonsense from the likes of th
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by demarq 12y ago
except for letting loose the tiger in the first place.