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derengel
12y ago
PHP would be even more powerful to you ;)
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derengel
12y ago
I just bought acorn and idraw but everyone here is recommending pixelmator and sketch :(
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derengel
12y ago
By making that decision there is no reason left to keep using Firefox, since technically, Chrome is a superior browser.
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derengel
12y ago
do you guys plan to add tables editing support? :)
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derengel
12y ago
Ok, not disagreeing, just wondering what you meant by installation, Capsule sure looks cool.
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derengel
12y ago
unzipping a folder and running a <10 line bash script requires installation? is that what you mean by installation?
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derengel
12y ago
is that really a big issue? passing the arguments to java to configure the jvm.
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derengel
12y ago
As someone not very familiar with Java can someone expand on what he means by this: "Every library is usually packaged into its own JAR, and merging all dependencies into a single JAR, might cause collisions, especially with packaged r
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derengel
12y ago
did you use gtk bindings?
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derengel
12y ago
Is it normal to use .co domains for non Colombian websites?
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derengel
12y ago
Are you using react/cljs without using any of the Clojurescript wrappers? For learning purposes do you think is better to start that way?
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derengel
13y ago
A friend of a friend has considerably code in Scheme, Common Lisp and Clojure, when you ask him which is the true Lisp, guess what will he answer? Haskell! Haskell does really create a big impact on some developers. Just an anecdote ;)
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derengel
13y ago
Its funny how they show it most of the time without the cable.
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derengel
13y ago
As someone who lives outside the U.S, can someone explain what does making him/her a partner means in this context?
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derengel
13y ago
Maybe a little bit off topic and probably depends on the app, but how sane is developing a web app/UI that works for mobile/desktop these days? or is it just better to develop for desktop and mobile separately?
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derengel
13y ago
I agree with you but isn't paint program a bit extreme as an example? surely much less interactive webapps can also benefit lots from programming all the logic/UI on the client? (newbie)
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derengel
13y ago
yeah thanks, so the html are just base templates that get modified of the client?
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derengel
13y ago
I don't know how it is static either or are you referring that it is 'static' only from the web browser(consumer) point of view? for example, in the backend you could be generating a value from a database.
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derengel
13y ago
Is it true that for Java and an other JVM languages MySQL/MariaDB is preferred over PostgreSQL cause their Java driver is better supported(better quality and performance) and is more feature complete?
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derengel
13y ago
Just want to make note that DrRacket has the best integrated REPL of all the lisps around, its highly underestimated.
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derengel
13y ago
Just guessing but maybe cause MySQL is(was?) more popular? the PHP and Java crowd is popular for using MySQL
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derengel
13y ago
I'm the only that thinks that $4000 was very cheap on part of Github? a security hole like this on the wrong hands would have bring severe consequences to github, consequences so big that they would probably pay $1,000,000 USD for it t
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derengel
13y ago
Please report if you lose any coins ;)
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derengel
13y ago
Do they have something similar to dropbox packrat?
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derengel
13y ago
Maths is fun anyway ;)
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derengel
13y ago
Noob question, doesn't partial provides curried functions?
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derengel
13y ago
Onenote is great but I think he wants something for OS X.
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derengel
13y ago
Microsoft has a RDP client for OS X that works great.
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derengel
13y ago
Is sad but the MBA really has no rival, quality/hardware wise.
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derengel
13y ago
so I have free electricity, can a machine built from commodity hardware for under $1000 USD be able to make one bitcoin a month?
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