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dillon
15y ago
As server-side languages go, all of them are fantastic and have their ups and downs. You can probably learn Python or Ruby the fastest. PHP you could always learn pretty quick, but when it comes to complicated tasks I always tend to get con
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I agree with you, he didn't change his mind, he explained why GNOME 3 is slowly becoming usable...
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10th most popular on Github. https://github.com/languages
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15y ago
Sorry for that, it was the first thought in my mind when I saw the video, but you are right and I took care of it.
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Galaxy Nexus: 1080p Video
(plus.google.com)
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New Lemur Ultra: Not So Sexy Anymore
(system76.com)
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dillon
15y ago
I believe Firefox mobile does allow you to resume and visit your currently opened tabs and bookmarks.
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15y ago
I will agree with what he says about Ruby. When you think of Ruby you think of Rails, an amazing framework with amazing things that I wish was in Django. As Javascript becomes more powerful I feel like we won't need server-side frameworks a
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I personally don't find an irony. Perl may not be the most popular language ever, but it definitely has its place. I do find an irony that the 0.1 specification of Perl is worst than the 0.1 specification of Dart.
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System 76's new site
(system76.com)
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15y ago
iPhone 4s, with iOS5. Seems fit that they would come out with an iPhone 5. Anyways, we will see on Oct 3rd.
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Where to Start?
(dillongilmore.blogspot.com)
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It’s game over for the theory that video games help your brain
(theglobeandmail.com)
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15y ago
I couldn't say if jQuery UI is better or this is better, honestly seems they are just different. Even if Kendo UI is faster I have never had a speed issue with jQuery UI (not speaking for everyone, just, I personally have never had a speed
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I feel like each browser is better than one another. (mostly)
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Unfortunately, IE has always been behind and I don't think that's going to change anytime soon.
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Ask HN: Necessities of a Website
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Not a very convincing article, you'd need way more than one reporter to get this kind of information. He also bases this off of what he thinks other people think just by talking to them (not saying this article isn't true, just saying the v
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15y ago
As a freelancer, I work fast and charge $15 an hour. I can usually make around $500 per website, but I'm not the most experienced web developer.
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In my opinion, people who wrote frameworks didn't listen to the criticism. If writing your own framework means becoming a better programmer then go at it, but that likely will also mean maintaining it yourself. Whereas other frameworks are
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Seems like they (whoever they is) should add this to Javascript by default.
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Your tone is absolutely brilliant!!
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Two wrongs don't make a right... usually
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I believe they stated it's an OS entirely in C#, therefore having it compile to C would contradict their whole vision. As for your other questions, C# is kind of a mess, with all the different .NET versions and Silverlight. I really enjoy u
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Not Opened Sourced though, which is something I would prefer and am very interested in.
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Bright future for talented Web Developers?!
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In less than 3 hours he gained 300 watchers, I wouldn't doubt that it'll be become the most popular repo on Github.
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Well let's think about who actually needs IPs? Hosting services do need as many IPs as they have customers and Amazon EC2 is an extremely popular, awesome service. Who doesn't need IPs? I'm sure Apple, and Microsoft own IP addresses that ju
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Seems to me they love Google :p
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Good for Google!!
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