gizzlon

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by gizzlon 14y ago
you mean this: "Facebook engineers rave about Phabricator, describing it with glowing terms like "okay" and "mandatory" ? :) Edit: Thanks for the link, that project looks awesome! I'm convinced already. Wonder if it was just the language
902.
by gizzlon 14y ago
Find the self-deprecating humor quite amusing, but even better is the actual description: "Because Javelin's design focuses heavily on solving scalability challenges, it isn't appropriate for everyone. The design implies tradeoffs, and the
903.
by gizzlon 14y ago
https://skitch.com/gizzlon/efrsh/screen
904.
by gizzlon 14y ago
Looks good! On my screen the text is light gray on white. Is that intentional?
905.
by gizzlon 14y ago
"He was anticipating the argument that succinctness leads to unreadable code" And it's a valid argument. There's sometimes a tradeoff between terseness and readability. Of course, readability suffers if the code gets too verbose as well..
906.
by gizzlon 14y ago
"With Javascript you can declare functions as variables, pass functions as arguments to other functions, return functions as the result of other functions, and use them as part of a data structure. " Yup, in Perl as well..
907.
by gizzlon 14y ago
Well, since those caches run on the same LAN as the webserver, the cost would probably outweigh the benefits. You can still break up your page into pieces and cache all but the once that change. Believe this is one of the reasons you would
908.
by gizzlon 14y ago
I get your point, and it's important to get s¤% done. But you have to at least consider that what's easy right now might not be the easiest in the long run. Maybe a little OT, but I can't shake the feeling that he's going to introduce so
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Perl web framework Mojolicious reaches 3.0(h-online.com)
1 points by gizzlon 14y ago|0 comments
910.
by gizzlon 14y ago
Thanks, I see that I came off as overly negative, sorry. The things you link to, and a login; article (that I haven't read yet) put things in another light :) I still think your webpage needs some work though. I twice dismissed hyperdex as
911.
by gizzlon 14y ago
"community implosion" ? Please do share.. I've only been dabbling with ØMQ, but it seems a lot more active than crossroads.
912.
by gizzlon 14y ago
"They're not going to be mailing out USB sticks on a weekly basis" Mailing? That's not secure enough.. You have to go to Facebook HQ and get your weekly OTP. Daily if you post a lot of images =)
913.
by gizzlon 14y ago
"A real hacker would never be dismissive of code and claims backed by an open git repo and documentation" Time is limited, the stream of new NoSQL projects is less so. I'm sure the project is interesting, but the webpage comes off as bomb
914.
by gizzlon 14y ago
That may be so, but people might dismiss everything as bs and before getting to the paper.
915.
by gizzlon 14y ago
Yes! Thank you.. As a user I would love this, I hate CAPTCHAs with a passion.
916.
by gizzlon 14y ago
Would be more believable if you gave some examples of the tradeoffs that went into the design, example use-cases, strengths and weaknesses, etc.. As it stands, it just reads: "It's faster!! It's better!! It's webscale!"
917.
by gizzlon 14y ago
"This bug report highlights the problems you run into if you use it for serious work" Why? Because they fix bugs that break backwards compatibility? What's your point? That to do "serious work" you need a language that never changes or th
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by gizzlon 14y ago
Are the iPads updated with new OS releases? Do they autoupdate?
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by gizzlon 14y ago
Example? Haven't noticed this..
920.
SourceForge submits Allura to Apache's Incubator(h-online.com)
2 points by gizzlon 14y ago|0 comments
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by gizzlon 14y ago
> I can't imagine how typing the name of the app you want to open is a design failure. It's nice to have, but something is wrong if that's the fastest way to start a program. Even if you're a fast typer (most people are not btw), it's w
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by gizzlon 14y ago
> also wish there was an easier way to go to my computer, because that's what I use the start menu for 50% of the time.. In other windows versions you can use the keyboard shortcut Win-E .. Did they remove it in Win 8?
923.
by gizzlon 14y ago
Exactly. I guess many, men in particular, are better at problem solving and need some advice like this from time to time. On the other hand, no-one want's to hear "I see you're drowning. That must be tough." We sometimes need a little probl
924.
by gizzlon 14y ago
Cool :) Two notes: - I'm not on a mac so don't give me mac shortcuts - Control+Shift+E is already bound in firefox (and it's a very handy shortcut)
925.
by gizzlon 14y ago
I got: "uk government to install surveillance cameras in private homes" .. Yikes
926.
by gizzlon 14y ago
My impression is that older people stop listening to new music, so at some point that's not true anymore..
927.
by gizzlon 14y ago
Yes, but maybe enough people are fine with the current condition because they can download. If they couldn't, more people would be frustrated with status quo and force something else to appear. "..but isn't that independent of the morali
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by gizzlon 14y ago
"I say it again, if you don't like the conditions, don't buy" Sure, but there's no (real) competition. They all behave the same. If I could buy movies with no copy protection, it would influence my decision a lot. "If those alternative
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by gizzlon 14y ago
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qd8BeDiHawQ
930.
by gizzlon 14y ago
This is a bad idea, and here's why: Honestly, I see it as almost self-evident that user would never ever learn this. But more importantly, what would stop anyone from putting up these icons? Who would check that they actually implemented it

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