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elviejo
9y ago
This website keeps crashing mi phone. Android 6.x LegacyOS
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9y ago
Excellent question. Turns out there is: http://elm-lang.org Is a Haskell inspired programming language that makes developing front end a delight. It helps to build Reliable front ends. Watch this conference to get a sense of wha
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elviejo
10y ago
I think Javascript,nodejs, electron and HTML and CSS demostrated that "we" have made things complicated.
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Ask HN: Language to write interactive command line tutorials?
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Ask HN: Language to write interactive command line tutorials?
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elviejo
10y ago
to java applets?? I don't quite get the joke...
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elviejo
10y ago
But it is always better to help a free software project such as GNU Octave
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elviejo
10y ago
You don't need permission to do a book about Matlab the same way yo don't need permission to do a review video of a Ford Mustang... Just give attribution where it is used.
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10y ago
Again that is the difference between parents and copyrights. With a patent you can't make a copy. With copyrights you can't claim you made something. For example if I see a dress in a magazine I can make one, what I cannot claim i
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10y ago
Thanks I just went there and found stuff I had saved before and never visited
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10y ago
And then using bit torrent to do colaborative transfer. If we are in the same LAN and I have a part of the file you are requesting, I'll feed it to you... so decrease network traffic in 90%
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10y ago
I'm in the same boat as you. Right now for the frontend we selected Elm. Now for backend I've been playing with Elixir and Haskell Elixir has the nice syntax of ruby with all the performance of Erlang. So that makes it a good cand
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10y ago
when RMS uses the term, he means Free as in Freedom not as in free beer. What he means by that is software that allows their users to: use it, study, modify and share it. He doesn't mean price. If skype would charge a million dollars b
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10y ago
for CS I would go with different paradigms: ruby, haskell, erlang, go, prolog for job opportunities, I would go by popularity: JavaScript, python, ruby, C#, php
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10y ago
Have You used Pharo Smalltalk?
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elviejo
10y ago
For me tho soluton was switiching to the Dvorak Keybeard. The reduced travel of my hands has really helped. All it took to switch was: 1. Practice in KP Typing Tutor 1 hour a day for 3 weeks. 2. Change my computer configuration. (The first
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10y ago
Front end development is a total mess. The fact that you have to know: html5 , css3 and JavaScript with all the different frameworks is ridiculous.... For me the sane solution is: Elm-lang. It's a total delight, similar to Haskell but
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10y ago
I would feel much safer if the dns records were saved using the bitcoin block chain or a similar system
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elviejo
10y ago
What I do is to "average" a book a week. I mean, I listen to 3 books on audible (pretty easy to do). Light entertaining books like Predictable Irrational, Toyota Kata, etc. At the same time the whole month I'm working /
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10y ago
I try to find a couple of books on the topic. I filter them mostly based on Amazon reviews. Then start reading. I also look for talks on the topic and watch and repeat them at random. Finally I have a pretty strict schedule to do that from
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elviejo
10y ago
Human Rights Declaration: "Everyone has the right to life, liberty and security of person." ...and Health Care is how one stays alive, therefore health care should be a right.
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10y ago
I always found Flickrs api to be easy to use, and well documented
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10y ago
What do the UK licence payers win by the current situation? Why would they loose if people in other contries could see it? That is the point of post-scarcity economics... The knowledge and information of the BBC could impact millions instea
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10y ago
Fox Pro was so muchas better than anything we have on the web to work with a database.
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10y ago
It's not the same Scale of problem. When you have reduced what took 200 million LOC (win + office) to 20k. Everybody would need to write 10s of thousands of apps to be in the same mess we are in, not hundreds.
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10y ago
Where did You study your degree? I would be intereses in doing one.
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10y ago
1. Accept remote workers. 2. Interesting and hard problems. 2. Interesting technology. 2. Don't micro manage.
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10y ago
In 1996 I knew everything there was to know about webdevelopment. You only neded to know which HTML tags worked on IE and Netscape. We did our layout with tables... And they worked.. 100% of the time. Then came Javascript, a language design
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10y ago
yegor from yegor256.com Did an award in 2015[0] for good quality software projects. I think his evaluation points are sensible: "Each project must be: * Open source (in GitHub). * At least 5,000 lines of code. * At least one year old.
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11y ago
Yes I think of dart as a missed opportunity, it isn't smalltalk for the web, neither is it strongly typed... I think this falt of character makes it that nobody hate it, but also no body loves it. Go doesn't have generics, some ha
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