dysoco

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   by dysoco 13y ago

   Who cares, really? Look at Slackware's website: http://www.slackware.com/ it looks the same as ten years ago. Why? Because it works. It's a website, not a piece of art, I want to get information not hang it in the
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   by dysoco 13y ago

   I'm in the completely opposite. Here the police is afraid of taking action, they won't chase a robber for fear of being injured or crash the car (yes, they pay for the police car repair). They are totally useless and some of them
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   by dysoco 13y ago

   They weren't, I think they had to "hide" there after all the Megaupload drama.
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   by dysoco 13y ago

   Curation of best web programming news on the internet* Seriously, where are the C and C++ articles? Functional programming? Computer Science? Not everyone is a rails/js ninja.
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   by dysoco 13y ago

   Hm... I've been using Grooveshark because Spotify wasn't aviable on my country, however it seems to be now... why would I switch to Spotify?
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   by dysoco 13y ago

   I think the book has some good points, but it was basically common sense and the whole book could have been resumed in a blog post.
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   by dysoco 13y ago

   It's ironic considering that the Go developers want the best for the programmer (That's why they work so hard on the Go tool for example).
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   by dysoco 13y ago

   If a website outage affects your life in any significant manner then I'm sorry but your life is non existent. Unless it's StackOverflow, I can't imagine StackOverflow going down.
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   by dysoco 13y ago

   I remember when I got introduced to programming. I was about 9/10, not sure exactly, I came across some article that taught you how to create a virus using the windows notepad (lame, I know), turns out the "virus" was just a
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    by dysoco 13y ago

    Can you guys please invade Argentina? I'd really appreciate it. Thanks.
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    by dysoco 13y ago

    Is translating seriously the best option? Are the translators accurate enough?
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    by dysoco 13y ago

    Check the streams here on the right http://www.ludumdare.com/compo/ Obviously there's almost no one streaming atm, but many people stream during the compo.
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    by dysoco 13y ago

    I didn't know Linux had Bitcoin tips, could have used that.
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    by dysoco 13y ago

    Nope, thanks for the link!
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    by dysoco 13y ago

    Now THIS is the kind of articles I want to see in HN. Saved for later reading, seems very interesting and well explained.
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    by dysoco 13y ago

    I never knew "Dylan" (my name) didn't exist until the 80s or so (Apparently). Why is this? Was the name popular because of Bob Dylan? p.s: Oh I see, apparently it's a Welsh name (should've known, Dylan Thomas...) I&
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    by dysoco 13y ago

    I got my Adobe account pwned, apparently. I didn't even know I had an Adobe account, I don't use any Adobe products.
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    by dysoco 13y ago

    Oh I forgot Gabe worked at MS, in that case, yeah, it must be pretty low. Gabe worked both at Valve and MS, and both companies have submitted code to the Linux Kernel.
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    by dysoco 13y ago

    Did Gabe and Gates write any substantial code? At least lately? I don't think we could relate them.
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    by dysoco 13y ago

    I remember how years ago I complained about how Javascript was the only language aviable for the web. Nowadays you can even run sliced bread on Javascript... though, wouldn't it be better to focus on developing languages on top of asm.
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    by dysoco 13y ago

    Though you'd have to be 24/7 online to get notifications and logs, thus, needing a server.
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    by dysoco 13y ago

    You can probably do a simple Twitter-like application, it's simple CRUD and shouldn't be difficult (It's used both in Rails for Zombies and the Rails Book as example iirc) A simple blog engine isn't complicated either.
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    by dysoco 13y ago

    This looks awesome, and I love Dylan and this song... too bad my internet is way too slow to keep me from enjoying this, it buffers every 5 seconds and it kills the effect.
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    by dysoco 13y ago

    /r/programming is getting better lately, don't see the problem with it. I suggest /r/lowlevel , /r/linux , /r/machinelearning , /r/math , /r/physics , /r/electronics
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    by dysoco 13y ago

    I used to be an elitist and dump sh*t in Ubuntu, but lately I've been running it on my Desktop. I mean, it works, it's pretty, it's used... plus there's something in Unity which I like, it just gets out of the way (most
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    by dysoco 13y ago

    As I said, "Now not discouraging InfluxDB or anything". I have nothing against freedom of choice (That's what I use Linux for example) But I do agree that fragmentation might be bad (E.g. 200 Linux distros).
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    by dysoco 13y ago

    Oh thanks, I'll look it tonight.
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    by dysoco 13y ago

    Every now and then I see a new opensource distributed and whatnot database pop out, now, I'm totally naive in terms of databases and distributed systems. Do we really need all this Databases? What's special about this one? Can som
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    by dysoco 13y ago

    I consider myself a power-user, I have used a myriad of operating systems, from Slackware to Gentoo, OpenBSD or Plan9. Yet I like Ubuntu, the desktop works just fine (Believe it or not, I find Unity a nice DE) I can find practically any app
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    by dysoco 13y ago

    I will if you pay me a Mac :P