furicane

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by furicane 7y ago
I've been using vue, nuxt and typescript without any issues so far (6 months with TS though). It's not vue that's at fault for troubles with TS.
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by furicane 7y ago
I often run into this argument - "inconsistent syntax", followed by zero proof. Then I wonder - is the person making the comment even using PHP or is the person behind the comment.. even capable programmer? Yes, PHP has been &quot
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by furicane 8y ago
Quake 2 is one of the most difficult FPS games to play competitively. I played the game for 10 years, 1998 - 2008. I can tell you're looking at the game from a different perspective (I'm assuming you're referring to its singl
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by furicane 8y ago
Basically, what irks you is that Vue separates presentation (visual) from the logic via <template> and <script>, reusing components via HTML elements is poorly thought out and binding values to attributes is bad because hey, you
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by furicane 8y ago
I've been in frontend for a long time, since 1999. The dev console is my workplace. I have to use and be familiar with all popular browsers. Chrome's dev tools are far better in my opinion.
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by furicane 8y ago
> What’s fascinating to me is the length people go to in order to justify freeloading. I can tell you didn't read carefully what I wrote, but that's fine. Here's what Spotify tells me: "Spotify gives you instant acc
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by furicane 8y ago
It's fascinating how we, humans, are lazy. We're lazy to the point where we'd gladly allow services like Spotify to control our computers just so they can make sure their ad was delivered. We'll even justify it by "
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by furicane 8y ago
We created higher level languages to reduce time spent coding. We wouldn't be using assembly. It appears that we think about different terms when visualizing what "incompetent" means. We create languages to tackle different s
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by furicane 8y ago
In the context of what you're doing with PHP, that one-fits-all data structure is all you need. I sincerely doubt you had hurdles in your career because of PHP's array :) However, let's prove once more that languages evolve:
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by furicane 8y ago
So.. what you're trying to highlight is that a language is supposed to make up for the incompetence of the person using it?
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by furicane 8y ago
The dev console is better than Firefox one. It's faster. Minimalistic interface is great. HOWEVER - Firefox console is catching up. Firefox is fast enough. Chrome is getting more and more bloated and interface is starting to suck compa
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by furicane 8y ago
Laravel does have a lot of magic, however you can be aware of what's going on. https://github.com/barryvdh/laravel-ide-helper Framework continues to evolve, for the better of course. With the introduction of PHP
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by furicane 8y ago
PHP recently received an extension that exposes an asynchronous programming framework, called swoole. It's extremely promising (but not perfect). Here's the link https://www.swoole.co.uk/ and it produces some very
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by furicane 8y ago
I second this. Without going into what I've tried and yadda yadda yadda, white noise, my credentials and so on - PHPStorm id the IDE. No Atom / VSCode or whatever can't compare. You get ctrl+click go to definition, you get
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by furicane 8y ago
They are, quite good and the performance keeps improving with every new version. We're expecting another huge performance boost with version 7.4
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by furicane 8y ago
Out of curiosity - have you ever actually programmed anything? You're angry, which I can understand, and hateful but you're providing zero facts to support your opinion. You sound like a child deciding what's cool to like and
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by furicane 8y ago
40x speedup claim with 0 evidence or reproduction scenario. It's like that meme: "source: trust me dude". The conclusionnis: they made a middleware, something that nginx's auth module does. I want to believe this. I wan
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by furicane 8y ago
Windows XP
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by furicane 8y ago
You're not confused, and you felt the irony in my post. I wrote it's trying to be PC, and I didn't touch base upon what PC actually means - it's a broad term, different in everyone's eyes. Yes, Tumblr is bowing do
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by furicane 8y ago
I wouldn't label the algorithm as anti-porn. I'd label it "how to lose user base and drive the company to a hole" algorithm. It's not likely that it detects actual porn, it's basically failing miserably and the
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by furicane 8y ago
You do realize that if it's in top 10 million, out of estimated ~640 million websites, it's right at the top? It's not misleading at all, it's quite down to the point, just like the article itself.
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by furicane 8y ago
U2F isn't as trivial to implement as RFC4226 OTP. It takes effort. Implementing the counter check is trivial. Disregarding the counter and stating "that only enables replays" is absolutely unacceptable. If one is so irrespons
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by furicane 8y ago
I haven't got any info on websites caring about the counter value. It seems.. pointless to use U2F if you just disregard the counter value. You need to extract it from the response in order to construct the binary data to verify the si
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by furicane 8y ago
U2F is a two step process - you need to register the device first (through challenge-response process called ENROLLMENT), then you can use it by issuing authentication challenge (U2F authentication is NOT the same as user authentication, th
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by furicane 8y ago
Sooo... paint me stupid but I find the title completely misleading and another, very, VERY annoying thing caught my eye - after reading the text, I caught myself repeating the word "thousandeyes" and it annoyed me to no end. Then
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by furicane 8y ago
Guys, I believe you are engineers that are doing an amazing job. But the whole "free up to 128GB" promotion is just.. wtf. And the website revolves around attracting IT managers, not engineers that make educated decisions related
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by furicane 8y ago
I tried to come up with a smart and polite comment but I can't. The target audience for memsql aren't developers or engineers. It's the management that has no idea about IT. I don't like closed-source solutions. I don&#x
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by furicane 8y ago
I don't like Microsoft. I tried this tool. It was extremely useful. I read its source code. I didn't find anything compromising. I added this tool to my toolbox. Excellent work by Microsoft. You see how I can have a personal opini
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by furicane 8y ago
Shamir's Secret Sharing. I don't have a smart description, it's just wonderful. Split the secret in N parts, require N - K parts to reconstruct it. Use cases are numerous.
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by furicane 8y ago
As someone who started using internet in 1997. (I still consider myself green) - this is a perfect website. Could it use improvement? Yes. Does it need it? No. Simple, fast, does one thing and does it great, has no featuritis and overblown

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