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   Riot releases end-to-end encryption: get ready to chat securely(medium.com)

   1 points by evacchi 10y ago|0 comments
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   by evacchi 10y ago

   It's interesting how my opinion is completely opposite. I feel like chat apps tend to get "featuritis" as soon as they become more popular.
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   by evacchi 10y ago

   Have they fixed their problems with VPNs?
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   Apple Says Goodbye to the Startup Chime with the New MacBook Pro(pingie.com)

   39 points by evacchi 10y ago|53 comments
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   by evacchi 10y ago

   I'd say it produces enough. At the cost of the health of the researchers. Many people (including me) leave not because they do not like research, but because they have grown to hate the environment.
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   by evacchi 10y ago

   That's not what I meant. What I meant is that it is harder to guess how to pronounce it to people that do not know French!
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   by evacchi 10y ago

   IMO it's unintuitive how to pronounce it to most non-French-speaking people.
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   by evacchi 10y ago

   so, neither? Edit to reflect parent: I do think that's probably easier to pronounce for English-speaking people than both French and Spanish
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   I don't care about cookies 2.5.9(kiboke-studio.hr)

   2 points by evacchi 10y ago|0 comments
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    by evacchi 10y ago

    Hey that's pretty cool. Is this available anywhere for trying?
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    Performance of using default methods to compile Scala trait methods(scala-lang.org)

    1 points by evacchi 10y ago|0 comments
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    by evacchi 10y ago

    I think they refitted the acronym into "Scala Build Tool" a few years ago
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    by evacchi 10y ago

    Strongly agree. SBT really is puzzling and (IMO) overcomplicated. Someone is working on an experimental alternative called CBT which is pure Scala (as in: less DSL like syntax)
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    Developers, modders, and enthusiasts: It’s about time(forums.oneplus.net)

    2 points by evacchi 10y ago|0 comments
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    by evacchi 10y ago

    This is nice. A bit OT: on the subject of presentation tools, I'm struggling to find something that suits me. I really like Deckset[0], but found it sometimes limiting. For instance, I found that very few themes suite my style of prese
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    by evacchi 10y ago

    The one thing I miss from Terminal.app is the proxy icon. I use it all the time to open a finder window (by right clicking on it)
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    Libprocess(github.com)

    4 points by evacchi 10y ago|0 comments
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    by evacchi 11y ago

    since you are already up and running may I ask what friends have been asking me? Can you apt-get install zsh ?
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    HulaBats: A Toolkit for the CMD Shell(shorebirdsresearch.com)

    9 points by evacchi 11y ago|0 comments
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    by evacchi 11y ago

    I wonder if (and hope that!) this fixes the issues[1] with (open)VPN. I can't use xhyve (or veertu) at work because of this. [1] https://github.com/mist64/xhyve/issues/84
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    by evacchi 11y ago

    OS X had been UNIX certified, at some point, though. Don't know if that is still true
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    by evacchi 11y ago

    > Updating the routing table seems to temporarily fix it, can you share a link ? thanks
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    by evacchi 11y ago

    Unfortunately it seems that Xhyve cannot connect to the Internet when traffic is routed through OpenVPN. Otherwise I would use it at my job. I tried https://github.com/coreos/coreos-xhyve , https://github.com
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    by evacchi 11y ago

    You won't be able to implement type classes. There might be something in that direction after 1.0; still, Kotlin is not supposed to be a contender with Scala w.r.t. expressive power. It is just Java with more concise syntax, and with m
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    by evacchi 11y ago

    > you can "understand" them quicker in Kotlin, but you can't change how they work or use them to implement a new structure. I'm not sure that extension methods are a particularly fitting example here. Scala adds a lot
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    by evacchi 11y ago

    could you expand further on this? I actually believe Kotlin to be much simpler than Scala
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    Be Like Water – A Shapeless Primer(rnduja.github.io)

    3 points by evacchi 11y ago|1 comments
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    Heterogeneous Lists and the Limits of the Java Type System (2008)(apocalisp.wordpress.com)

    3 points by evacchi 11y ago|0 comments
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    by evacchi 11y ago

    not very surprising. Dasani is purified then mineralized
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    by evacchi 11y ago

    to be fair, I presented that before Kotlin hit 1.0. A few things that I liked are no more (like the @-less syntax for annotations). But all in all I believe it is still a good commentary.