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by gitgud 6y ago
Well, they did a similar move with Edge! (which is now a Chromium derivative [1])... There's many business reasons against rebasing the Windows Kernel to Linux, but there's also many positives too never say never [1] https:/
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by gitgud 6y ago
Relatable, so here's my advice for side-projects (take it or leave it): - Build what you're interested in, not what other people on the social feeds are doing. - Things that were built for fun can end up making money. So why not
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by gitgud 6y ago
That's a good idea, the time could be trusted if multiple sources could confirm it was done in public. CCTV footage, news footage, snapchat stories, instagram... all independently verifiable and hard to fake all of them.
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by gitgud 6y ago
> " 4. Objects must always be initialized to a valid state. Not doing so is a compile-time error. " So this essentially means there can never be a NULL object assigned to anything... how is this possible? is it avoided by throw
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by gitgud 6y ago
Well you could say folders are like "tables" and files are like "fields" within those tables... The main difference between git and a traditional DB is querying and relationships between fields
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by gitgud 6y ago
> Some of you would be ashamed of the choices you make in typed languages... Any examples?
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by gitgud 6y ago
Is it a probabilistic improvement, like over millions of iterations? It does mention choosing tree paths at random... so couldn't that be an improvement by chance?
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by gitgud 6y ago
Vimium is actually quiet a stable project since it's creation in 2009. Side note: going back on the git history of the project is a great way to see the code evolve. [1] Originally it started with 2 files, but now has blossomed into a
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by gitgud 6y ago
If technology is a tool to make something easier, then I would say there's no such thing as "unambiguously awesome tech" , as all tech can be used for good or evil...
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by gitgud 6y ago
If you start contributing to Open-Source, the guilt of using FOSS software changes into pride! And there's many ways to pay for free software, without using money... - || Honest Feedback || Leaving a respectfully honest review, or em
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by gitgud 6y ago
> Looking for fast, easy to use, and powerful cli applications. Especially interested in programs written in Rust. Seems like a vague question, are you looking for inspiration for your own CLI application? If so, I recommend leveraging
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by gitgud 6y ago
Seems unnecessarily harsh... like insulting someone begging for change on streets... Personally, I would never discourage contributions to Open-Source, no matter how trivial or if it was done with selfish intentions... But yes I do understa
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by gitgud 6y ago
There's a list of these somewhere [1] it's not a great habit to pick up, but it is convenient!! [1] https://curlpipesh.tumblr.com/
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by gitgud 6y ago
Who has the rights to StackOverflow answers? Authors or the Platform? ... I wonder if it's in the terms of service...
825.
by gitgud 6y ago
> "They'd be in a pickle if tomorrow OBS Studio were to disappear." Well it's an open-source project right? Anyone can pick up where they left off. Side note: Has an abandoned project of this size ever been forked a
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by gitgud 6y ago
Great website, but I think the analogue to Oil and Global Warming is a bit clumsy... Oil is a finite resource with a hard limit. Social data isn't even quantifiable really, as new dimensions of metrics can be gathered from all users.
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by gitgud 6y ago
Wow, I hope the typescript compiler is ready for this kind of dynamic complexity... type Protocol = 'http' | 'https'; type DomainExtension = 'com' | 'org' | 'net'; type DomainN
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by gitgud 6y ago
Side-note ; Anti-virus software is ironically quite invasive and can be harmful to your system. They bury themselves deep into the OS and often access undocumented kernel API's which can break the OS. In some cases they [1] betray you
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by gitgud 6y ago
This demonstrates the main advantage of a tree structure, which is relativity . You can say that all nodes on this leaf of the tree are contained within that node... It's an elegant way to describe a UI in my opinion.
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by gitgud 6y ago
Very similar to backlink services right? You add your link to a bunch of link lists to improve your SEO... not quite organic, but it must be somewhat viable...
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by gitgud 6y ago
Pretty cool, but looks very similar to many other libraries like [1] bytesize-icons. What i'd like to see in an icon library is a huge range of icons, and the ability to tweak and combine icons... [1] https://github.com&#x2F
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by gitgud 6y ago
A good way to write better code is to read good code. Go find some open source projects you like and skim read the code! Personally, I like to go back in the git history to when things were simpler and see the changes to the codebase that s
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by gitgud 6y ago
> I really hate the accusation that changing services to uncommon ports is security through obscurity. It's not a security practice, it's a high pass filter. Well the high pass filter 's purpose is to increase security.
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Lambda Calculus: The Y Combinator in JavaScript(blog.klipse.tech)
1 points by gitgud 6y ago|0 comments
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McDonald's Sues Hungry Jacks over 'Big Jack' Burger(smh.com.au)
2 points by gitgud 6y ago|1 comments
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Dark Reign (1997) Ported to HTML5(github.com)
3 points by gitgud 6y ago|0 comments
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React-Admin Enterprise Edition(marmelab.com)
2 points by gitgud 6y ago|0 comments
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by gitgud 6y ago
A lot of negativity here, so here's some positive feedback: The UI is very clean and easy to use. I like the minimalism and the restrained scope of the project. A lot of diagram creators try to do too much and end up being confusin
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by gitgud 6y ago
There has to be a reason for people to go to the community: - HN: discussions and news - Reddit: niche topics and conversations - StackOverflow: ask questions and find answers All these reasons are different for the target demographics. Hop
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by gitgud 6y ago
> "HN is a marketing machine for YCombinator, not a real community." I disagree, a large percentage of people that are here for the interesting articles and curious discussion, but have no interest in YCombinator at all...

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