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by dillon 15y ago
I believe one of them said they used Node.js before version 1.0... and Node isn't even on version 1.0... so not sure what he means to say.
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by dillon 15y ago
Actually, I believe JRuby is comparable to the normal Ruby, some even consider JRuby to be better than Ruby in some cases. Not disagreeing with any of your points I believe you're dead on.
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by dillon 15y ago
You say if you make one assumption about C, you have to say the same about PHP. Well, PHP is academic, C is not. C is fast, PHP is not. I would only have agreed with your post if it were PHP and C++. C++ is academic and it's not slow but it
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by dillon 15y ago
I believe the fact that Oracle owns Java is almost reason enough to hate the language.
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by dillon 15y ago
Google+ delivers 1 billion items a day as closed software, it's not even open to the public yet.
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by dillon 15y ago
Umm, pretty much awesome I'd say.
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Why to be excited for the Xoon over the Galaxy Tabs
1 points by dillon 15y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Android GPU
5 points by dillon 15y ago|2 comments
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by dillon 15y ago
I believe that we could easily be years ahead of where we are now if everything was open source, or maybe not. I think it's dumb how we have to reinvent the wheel for something that currently exists, or maybe it's a good thing.
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Hopes for Ubuntu 11.10(dillongilmore.blogspot.com)
1 points by dillon 15y ago|0 comments
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by dillon 15y ago
On my Mac I have the Beta of Chrome and I almost never have problems. On my Windows partition I use the stable releases and I never have problems. I have more problems using Safari than I do in Chrome, not sure about Firefox 4, never tried
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Ask HN: Go Web Development
4 points by dillon 15y ago|2 comments
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by dillon 15y ago
I completely agree with you, I don't even know the phone number my provider gave me, all I use is my Google Voice number what's the point of using a different one?
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by dillon 15y ago
Linux has traditionally been the hacker's choice but OS X has gained popularity recently and Windows is so far from being a competitor. Also, it would help telling us what you're developing cause that could change things quite drastically.
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by dillon 16y ago
Lots of comments really help, especially when you look at it months after.
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Ask HN: Advice for Intermediate JS Programmer.
12 points by dillon 16y ago|4 comments
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by dillon 16y ago
I love how they have all of those quotes of people who use IE6... they all sound like idiots.
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by dillon 16y ago
If you look at iPhone and Android phones, the same may be true for tablets, but look how long it took and how much money companies spent on Android products to get this outcome.
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by dillon 16y ago
They both have there good reasons for existence. For example, when I was taking Biology and Calculus those specific questions could always be answered with Yahoo. As far as technical questions I think Yahoo has a poor community to answer th
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by dillon 16y ago
The idea of free software. It's a vision the Open Source community has that all software should be free.
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by dillon 16y ago
It's so sad that such great ideas are just so dysfunctional.
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by dillon 16y ago
It's okay, I wouldn't say it's exactly a direct replacement of Google's own supported Chrome Browser.
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by dillon 16y ago
Apple's Notebooks have full keyboards, what buttons are missing besides the Windows symbol? If you'd like a numeric pad then you can actually buy a USB Num Pad from Best Buy.
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by dillon 16y ago
Yeah, I agree, please add Flask to this list.
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by dillon 16y ago
Lift is probably the most mature as well as the most documented Web Framework there is for Scala.
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by dillon 16y ago
This is why Developers hate IE, we have to make code specifically for that browser. I guess if you truly hate Microsoft, you wouldn't code it and just tell the user to download Firefox.
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by dillon 16y ago
They support it, they have tutorials and wiki articles on them. I follow them step by step, then the next day it breaks, or when I download a module, it breaks. Very frustrating, especially when it works flawlessly locally.
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Ask HN: Passenger_WSGI or FastCGI?
2 points by dillon 16y ago|2 comments
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Ask HN: Bcrypt vs Werkzeug
3 points by dillon 16y ago|2 comments
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by dillon 16y ago
Seriously? Took LG this long to find something to complain about the PS3.

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