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Ask HN? From Vim to Sublime 2
3 points by dlikhten 14y ago|3 comments
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by dlikhten 14y ago
I disagree in one sense: Making it too boring will make the user spend time trying to find it. iOS/Android suffers from icon overload.
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by dlikhten 14y ago
Immutable simply means there is no way to change the data once you are given the object. That does not mean the impl is a clone. In any case, ruby is really missing something as good as this. Very nice stuff. Wish that it did not require "n
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by dlikhten 14y ago
Well said, good sir, well said. However it still goes to show that there is a disconnect between "popular" and "up and coming". The rules for Louis C.K. and up-and-coming comedians are quite different. He is a gorilla and can use his moment
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by dlikhten 14y ago
I counter your point with the following: Theory and practice are more similar in theory as they are in practice. In THEORY flash is a cross platform tool to provide a uniform experience, and allow for rich content on all platforms. In PRACT
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by dlikhten 14y ago
Dangit where is the Ruby editor in eclipse that has refactoring support. Combined with eclim and you got yourself a vim-based ruby ide!!!!
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by dlikhten 14y ago
I'm just going to leave this link over here... Not saying you should click it, but... maybe you should go to it... http://akismet.com/
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by dlikhten 14y ago
TrackPoint. Now I know the name. Thank you good sir, thank you. You just made my day.
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by dlikhten 14y ago
Coolest thing I've seen all year.
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by dlikhten 14y ago
I must disagree. If history is any indicator, MS will fuck it up big time. TBH I do hope they succeed, it will be good for Apple to have REAL competition. I think of Windows on ARM as "iMS" or the "WinPad"
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by dlikhten 14y ago
I cannot agree with the "lost trust" enough. MS lost trust with it's attempt to strange with IE. Honestly if IE was the only browser, I'd be ok, if it was a good browser. Only when people started doing everything in their power to avoid it
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by dlikhten 14y ago
This is a lot of FUD style arguments please let me elaborate: a) Developing on windows is absolutely attrocious. If MS wants me to develop on windows, PUT SOME FUCKING EFFORT INTO IT. b) Developing for Chrome, I support ALL operating system
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by dlikhten 14y ago
May I request that the arrow has a drop shadow too. I mean this is not exactly rocket science, but the drop shadow will be much tougher.
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by dlikhten 14y ago
I'm just going to say this right now: Windows is the primary place where video games are pirated. If you make a game, it WILL be pirated. Hell even multiplayer will be pirated. End of story. So are all developers abandoning windows? HELLZ N
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by dlikhten 14y ago
Flip side: wouldn't it be nice if everything you had just played well together? I don't see such rage when evernote is going to get the boot in osx 10.8.
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by dlikhten 14y ago
Problem: I just moved away from DDG. I love it still but it's just not as accurate as google. Overall takes longer to find something. Every non-technical person I spoke to hates it because it's REALLY not accurate.
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by dlikhten 14y ago
I think oracle is actually bringing a decent release cycle to JDK on mac. Bout time!
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by dlikhten 14y ago
LOL, also, that's ok, I don't enable java plugins on the web anyways.
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by dlikhten 14y ago
Don't forget, all that consent given in the TOS is pointless as nobody has time to read all the TOS they need to. I am in 100% support of this law. Even if it impacts my ability to analyze users.
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by dlikhten 15y ago
This opens a whole stream of electronic warfare, however, the problem is that this will be writing programs that have no real-world usage. Except... These programs will be a great way to introduce both kids and adults to programming as lear
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by dlikhten 15y ago
Honestly, I'd love to wipe my ass with shit people say.
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by dlikhten 15y ago
Furthermore he fully complied with DMCA which only required links removed. He followed the law to the letter, more he even gave tools that go above and beyond the law. It is not his fault the industry was not willing to properly police. Now
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by dlikhten 15y ago
This is a good point. But my main point is: Being a developer (if you have the aptitude) you are pretty much guaranteed a decent salary, usually a good one. Playing video games and making cash is more of a pipe dream. Everyone would LOVE to
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by dlikhten 15y ago
NOW THAT is food for thought. Interesting how today you don't need an IMPL, just an idea.
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by dlikhten 15y ago
Forget that shit. Basically if you are the TOP 10 players in the world or so, you will make what an average programmer will make or greater. If you are in the top 23 players in the world, you will make a decent salary, comperable to a secra
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by dlikhten 15y ago
Well said good sir. I want a developer writing this stuff. The "Lighten Up" is a post I can respect, as it points out a REAL problem, not a media hyped one that we read about every other day. The writer of this article seems to be a develop
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by dlikhten 15y ago
"Even people who don’t know what a computer scientist actually does would recognize the quintessential stereotype of one: a pale, sweaty Star Wars fan hacking into the Pentagon from his gadget-filled basement. Indeed, “hacker” culture is fr
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by dlikhten 15y ago
Friends don't link friends to horrible multi-page websites. Where <50% of the first scroll position's space is dedicated to the article.
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by dlikhten 15y ago
Argument invalid. If HN did not like the article, it would not be upvoted. If this was a trolololl debate happening then upvotes won't do much. If the trolololl debates got upvoted enough times, we'd get some calls for more Haskel/Erlang ar
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by dlikhten 15y ago
I reject anything from fox news. If any other news source says it I'd even read it. Sorry fox is dead to me.

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