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by eberkund 9y ago
Supporting this is apparently requires major changes to their rendering engine so probably won't be added until at least version 3.1 or 4.
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by eberkund 9y ago
Postman can share configs and history with teammates too.
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by eberkund 9y ago
I would be okay with them having an optional cloud service for syncing settings. But the issue you talk about is where major version upgrades come in. Sublime text could cease all development tomorrow and not pay another cent towards develo
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by eberkund 9y ago
It has worked in the past, for example: I would consider the recent FontAwesome 5 kickstarter campaign a huge success both from a funding point of view and the backers getting what they wanted. This was only really possible in my opinion du
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by eberkund 9y ago
Exactly, for every one person like this there are probably many who would not renew if they went subscription. It's not like they rely entirely on new customers, the company only has two employees and I'm sure ST3 will be out for
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by eberkund 9y ago
Looks like a complete clone of Postman?
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by eberkund 9y ago
The management who told the developers "we need this done by tomorrow, figure something out or it won't be good for you"
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by eberkund 9y ago
Is it really necessary? I have so many memories of sitting in math classes and the teacher simply starts writing letters on the board and I am thinking to myself: what the hell does that symbol or letter represent? Before we even get around
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by eberkund 9y ago
Does anyone know what software they used for creating those colored diagrams?
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by eberkund 9y ago
I think Dell has an exclusivity agreement of some kind for the first year. If you go on the Dell website there are Zen workstation available.
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by eberkund 9y ago
I use 1Pass, you can have multiple vaults with different permissions and sharing for each one. I also like the native clients for each platform.
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by eberkund 9y ago
Well one instance I can think of is removing functionality in favor of libraries or higher level languages. That can usually cut down on complexity in the codebase significantly.
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by eberkund 9y ago
Maybe it is just an arbitrarily long time in the past, since there were no computers then there is no history related to branch prediction so it's a joke that makes it sound like a longer spanning history than it actually is.
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by eberkund 9y ago
Why?
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by eberkund 9y ago
I was going to reply to the parent but you and the other poster articulating it well for me. Thanks.
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by eberkund 9y ago
Almost every language has an MVC framework available, if you learn one a lot of the terminology and concepts will be the same in others. For Python, Django is the most popular one. You should start there and learn how to make something with
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by eberkund 9y ago
Are you being sarcastic?
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by eberkund 9y ago
What do you mean even in sports? What metric are you using to compare on athlete to another? Obviously one golfer won't be able to hit the ball 10x as far or sink the ball in 10x fewer strokes than another. Obviously a gold medal sprin
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by eberkund 9y ago
I'm also wondering the same thing. In most JS applications most people end up using lots of libraries which are stored in their node_modules directory. But what about for custom code? Do people create a similar libraries folder for the
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by eberkund 9y ago
The Atom editor is widely used and was a major inspiration for VS Code. Electron, which is a GitHub project is also used for countless other projects.
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by eberkund 9y ago
Scale and also the data structure is often times very flat; usually just a bunch of records from sensor readings.
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by eberkund 9y ago
What about for IoT devices? I could see NoSQL still having a place there, although I could also see it working just as well with a SQL database.
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by eberkund 9y ago
Pretty much all the shared hosts I've seen use Apache (or lighttpd) specifically because of htaccess files.
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by eberkund 9y ago
> it's kind of difficult (unpractical) to set different caching policy for different kind of files if you're hosting many different sites, or you're on shared hosting No it's not. In Apache and Nginx (and I assume any
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by eberkund 9y ago
I think embedding a scripting language can be very useful for allowing users of your software to write extensions/plugins. Usually they are stored on the file system, if the user wants to manage their custom extensions another with Gi
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by eberkund 9y ago
Well you could still need some JS for the frontend but once we're adding a database too is it really any different from whichever Desktop GUI framework? The only difference is I guess that CSS and HTML are separate whereas this isn&#x2
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by eberkund 9y ago
Last time I checked Google Drive's client was a few steps behind Dropbox's. Is this still the case? I think at some point Google did not have a Linux client and I know the UI for OSX didn't look or feel as native as Dropbox d
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by eberkund 9y ago
That's because of the lawsuit culture in the US, apologizing for a mistake admits wrongdoing and could expose you to millions of dollars in damages.
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by eberkund 9y ago
"if we could read each others thoughts there would be no misunderstanding and conflict" For that to be true you have to assume that everyone has enough empathy to come to agreement. It isn't really much different from the way
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by eberkund 9y ago
Simply put: your body knows you are operating at a caloric surplus NOW . But it can't assume you will be operating at a caloric surplus for the indefinite future. Your body doesn't want to behave like a professional athlete who

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