eliah-lakhin

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by eliah-lakhin 5y ago
Talking about this specific case. I might be wrong here, but as far as I understand if the license does not state that it is non-revocable(which MIT doesn't explicitly state), it means that it could be revoked by the copyright owner. S
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by eliah-lakhin 5y ago
Why not just simply write a new type of License that would explicitly ban organizations and entities from using the work in any forms, but, in contrast, would grant large possibilities to use the project for individuals for free? Such appro
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The Future of Web IDEs(lakhin.com)
2 points by eliah-lakhin 12y ago|0 comments
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by eliah-lakhin 12y ago
I would like to hear any feedback from you: good or bad. Also, if you like this demo, please star the project on GitHub: https://github.com/Eliah-Lakhin/papa-carlo
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by eliah-lakhin 12y ago
I don't have experience with Akka specificially, but I have long experience with Scala, and similar web frameworks in another languages. Here is one of my projects in Scala: https://github.com/Eliah-Lakhin/papa-car
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Demo: Incremental Parser in action(lakhin.com)
3 points by eliah-lakhin 12y ago|1 comments
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by eliah-lakhin 12y ago
I would like to hear any feedback from you: good or bad. Also, if you like this demo, please star the project on GitHub: https://github.com/Eliah-Lakhin/papa-carlo
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ScalaJS: How to convert String to String?(stackoverflow.com)
1 points by eliah-lakhin 12y ago|0 comments
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Discussion about programming languages with the author of Kotlin(gist.github.com)
1 points by eliah-lakhin 13y ago|0 comments
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by eliah-lakhin 13y ago
Hm... What can you say about Textadept? For the first glance it seems like a good alternative with lesser entry barriers. At least comparing with vanilla vim and emacs.
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by eliah-lakhin 13y ago
True! :) In fact I already have a good code editor(not terminal-based) that I used to use. I just want to find something that may improve my experience.
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by eliah-lakhin 13y ago
> Maybe you can tell us why you need it to work in a console. Do you only want to edit files over there? Well, I'm using Windows on my primary machine when I'm at home, and Mac when I'm outside. It's not a secret tha
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by eliah-lakhin 13y ago
I prefer to follow design principals and product's phylosophy that laid down to the product by it's developers. If I find the principles inappropriate for me I prefer to find something different, than modding the product using any
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by eliah-lakhin 13y ago
I didn't say that "vim" is not modern. And I know that many people find it useful. Moreover I use it myself quite often since it is my default console editor. But I found it not so useful for myself as a primary editor. There
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by eliah-lakhin 13y ago
I know that these buttons work too. But this is not a convenient way of using Emacs.
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by eliah-lakhin 13y ago
Hey, but they are GUI based, arn't they? :) I want to use it in my terminal through the SSH on remote machine.
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by eliah-lakhin 13y ago
I'm trying Textadept atm. What pros/cons can you say about this one?
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by eliah-lakhin 13y ago
oh, comeone! I didn't say I can't/don't want to learn anything. I just said that learning barrier in case of Emacs specificially is too high for me. I don't want to spend that much time on code editor. But it doesn&
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by eliah-lakhin 13y ago
There are some pitfalls, but generally I like it. The only reason I don't use it as my main editor - it is not terminal based. I mean, for example I want to run the editor remotely connecting to remote server through SSH. And the edito
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by eliah-lakhin 13y ago
I will take a look. Thank you! I suppose keybindings and modes are the same as in vanilla vim?
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by eliah-lakhin 13y ago
Thank you for such detailed and well written material, pheelicks! I had been looking it for a long time. Bookmarked.
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by eliah-lakhin 13y ago
I actually didn't work with Emacs, and I tried Vim a little. The major reason why I gave up is learning curve. Keybindings(especially in Emacs) are too unfimiliar for windows/mac user like me. And I don't think this is a good
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Ask HN: Are there any modern alternatives to VIM and Emacs
3 points by eliah-lakhin 13y ago|30 comments
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by eliah-lakhin 13y ago
Hi Gleb! Your words strengthen my faith in meritocratic world! That's excatly how do I feel it too. But it was important to me to hear it from someone else. Thank you very much.
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by eliah-lakhin 13y ago
It sounds interesting to me. Would you like to continue our conversation by Skype or Jabber? My email/jabber is "eliah.lakhin@gmail.com". Skype: "eliah.lakhin".
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by eliah-lakhin 13y ago
Yes, but newcomers don't know that. First thing they see is old school algol-like spaghetti. :) Haskell looks much nicer.
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by eliah-lakhin 13y ago
In my opinion, there are three main issues: 1) The Language actually is not general purposes. Or at least it is not promoted this way. If you really need Actor based model and lightweight threads, you can choose Scala/Akka, that is als
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by eliah-lakhin 13y ago
Thanks for your reply, zen. I have heard about startup visas, but at this moment I want to understand is it possible to control worldwide IT startup from Russia, or not. Also, why do you think Canada might be a better choice than Russia or
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Ask HN: Is it worth to start a Startup in the USA for a foreigner?
10 points by eliah-lakhin 13y ago|7 comments
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by eliah-lakhin 13y ago
Very clear explanation. Thank you, Goosey! How do you think is it possible that one day Web Development (generally speaking, industry of Internet startups) may fall into the same gap? There are a lot of guys around who enjoy Web programming

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