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13y ago
Who the hell is Asian Tribune? Can we actually use some more credible news sources?
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13y ago
Successful software lasts decades. Yeah, that accounting system might run on rickety Windows XP and developed on PowerBuilder 0.2 but it sustains a multi million dollar operations without a hitch. There are tons of happy software running on
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13y ago
I use ractive as well with TypeScript but I am not writing SPA. Anyway frameworks only help up to a certain point - you still have to write your application. Just because one picked framework x,y,z don't mean the app is any good.
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13y ago
This kind of reaction reminds me of the early days of Rails and Django.
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13y ago
1. Keep your job with the Australian start up. 2. Fly to Malaysia. You don't need visa to enter the country. 3. Once you are in region in a safe place, you can figure out the next step. You will be in the most growing economic zone in
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13y ago
FullStack? seriously?
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13y ago
This is awesome. I much prefer this to "we rewrite some stuff with Go" articles.
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13y ago
If this works for her, that's amazing. There is no one true way to practice meditation but I always suggest people to start with the simplest way. Techniques come and go, the key is still maintaining the discipline to practice it. Join
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13y ago
That's awesome. My practice is still all over the place. One day I am hybrid Buddha/Professor Xavier, the next I am a toddler after a gallon of soda.
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13y ago
She managed to hit her fundraising goal with 7 days to spare. Awesome.
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13y ago
You don't need no fucking App to start. Sit down in comfortable position, close your eyes, try to concentrate on your breathing in and out (your mind will start to wander - keep coming back to the breathing). Repeat everyday. You
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13y ago
Good on them. It must be nice to be able to work outside the spotlight and the astronomical expectation.
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This "We have some female flight attendants. Would you be able to follow their instructions?" They assume he was a Muslim and 'off course Muslims have problems following instructions from women'.
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13y ago
If there's justice in the world, the people behind a software that powers 15% of the world's websites would have already had their fuck you money and never have to worry earning a salary anymore.
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13y ago
Damn, he'd make more money working for McDonalds.
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13y ago
May him make tons of money. Nginx provides more values than hundreds of million-dollars acquihires nowadays.
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13y ago
Not for the public - http://gawker.com/5604846/google-wave-dead-after-two-months
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13y ago
Google Wave
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13y ago
The problem is not whether people here recognize the value in this. The problem is whether Google Management will see the value of this a year from now.
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13y ago
If you are Google now, you don't get to ask people to show 'interest'. Open it up already and have people try it. Don't monkey around.
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13y ago
Somebody please start the cancellation countdown clock.
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13y ago
Go is a nice language with awesome features except that it doesn't fucking allow unused imports/variables. It makes exploratory programming with Go annoying as hell.
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Original production code is messy, especially the ones that have been maintained over the years through multiple requirement changes. A rewrite will make those messiness go away, for now, regardless on languages used.
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I agree with you but the sad fact is this, as long as this abuse only happen to a few 'others', majority of people don't really much care especially with abstract issue such as digital surveillance. A lot of people will simpl
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They grounded President of Bolivia's plane ( http://elpais.com/elpais/2013/07/08/inenglish/1373297508_109... ) out of 'suspicion of transporting Snowden'. So a mere citizen is pretty m
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Egypt is an entry level entrance to war reporting because you can move pretty much independently and the violent protests usually limited in certain part of a city so you can usually enter/exit safely if you survived being inside the
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Egypt is not my country. I just been living here for the past 7 years. The country is not going to have a civil war. There is not enough support for the Islamists to wage an insurgency at least on the African side of Egypt. There is already
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There are a lot of young freelance journalists operating in Cairo. They don't make enough money to pay for their equipment. I am based in Cairo - this conflict is not going to end anytime soon.
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I am a developer currently located in Cairo. Above link is not mine but what she says is true. Right now is probably the most dangerous time for journalist to cover clashes in Cairo. In the past few days we have seen the emergence of AK-47
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Help me buy body armour so I can safely do my job in Egypt
(indiegogo.com)
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