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811.
by dimgl 10y ago
Mail.app is fine for me... What am I missing in an email client that Mail.app doesn't provide?
812.
by dimgl 10y ago
It's still extremely buggy. Very difficult to get a .NET MVC app up and running (they're not using the term WebAPI anymore).
813.
by dimgl 10y ago
Is some information missing from the article? I'm eager to use this but it's not showing me how to set up my `tasks.json` file.
814.
by dimgl 10y ago
Denial of service, corrected
815.
by dimgl 10y ago
This is comedy gold.
816.
by dimgl 10y ago
I found the self-DOSing to slow down the attacker pretty nutty.
817.
by dimgl 10y ago
This is the nuttiest thing I've ever seen.
818.
by dimgl 10y ago
This happens to both females and males. I've worked in toxic environments where normal things I do and like are ridiculed. I've had the COO of a company tell me that "my girlfriend sounds like my hand". I've also wo
819.
by dimgl 10y ago
Are there any desktop UI elements libraries for Vue.js?
820.
by dimgl 10y ago
I'm sorry you had such a hard time getting into Elixir. Dave Thomas's book on Elixir is a very good introduction and there are a few other Elixir books out there that can get you started really quickly. The issue really starts whe
821.
by dimgl 10y ago
Just because you're not doing it like everyone else, doesn't mean you're doing it wrong.
822.
by dimgl 10y ago
Silly way to think in my opinion. Elixir has made me super productive, regardless of a Dave Thomas book existing for it.
823.
by dimgl 10y ago
This is a silly statement. Not everything is placebo. I'm working on a bigger Angular application and adding this one line of code made a small perceivable difference.
824.
by dimgl 11y ago
Vue.js is amazing. I've been using it on one of my side projects and I've been so productive with it that I can't see myself ever using anything else. It's like a mix of React, Angular and Knockout all in one package.
825.
by dimgl 11y ago
You can make an Elixir HTTP server without Phoenix and it's just as easy and intuitive. Pretty happy with it so far.
826.
by dimgl 11y ago
I've used Skeleton in some projects while I was contracting. I've moved on to Milligram.
827.
by dimgl 11y ago
I wish he'd give some points as to why Homebrew is an awful piece of software. To date, I've had 0 issues...
828.
by dimgl 11y ago
That's okay; I definitely don't want to work for you either.
829.
by dimgl 11y ago
While I do agree that VS Code is nothing revolutionary, suggesting Vim and Emacs are superior at this day and age makes no sense. Becoming effective at using these editors is very hard and not practical when there are so many other things a
830.
by dimgl 11y ago
I don't think that's the point of the article though. The author is criticizing the rise of bloated webpages with very little good content.
831.
by dimgl 11y ago
This looks cool. It's like http://surge.sh but for the backend.
832.
by dimgl 11y ago
Same. It's really easy to do everything I need just using plain old CLI.
833.
by dimgl 11y ago
I haven't had any bugs at all on El Capitan.
834.
by dimgl 11y ago
Is this any different from the Immediate Window in Visual Studio?
835.
by dimgl 11y ago
Really...? What would you change about OSX? I just switched from Windows to a Mac and I can't see myself ever going back...
836.
by dimgl 11y ago
It doesn't take "balls" to say anything anonymously on an online forum. Nobody's angry he likes C#; there simply is no reason for this comment to exist on a thread about Go. I've done C# development for many years.
837.
by dimgl 11y ago
Why not just use Elixir if you need concurrency?
838.
by dimgl 11y ago
That's their refresh? It looks exactly like GitHub...
839.
by dimgl 11y ago
This perfectly describes a recent interview I had with a company in the Bay Area... Spoiler alert: I didn't get the job.
840.
by dimgl 11y ago
Right, but the article is arguing the inconvenience of having to make such methods across all classes that derive from a superclass. If this is inherently provided in the language then I would say that language doesn't suffer from the

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