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by h1d 8y ago
SourceTree with simple but featureful interface and I just can't like alternatives. It's not performant but I can live with it. It has Windows support though. SequelPro. Man, is this good for handling databases. I used DataGrip fo
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by h1d 8y ago
It's not the OS that attracts the users, it's the apps. I don't care what OS I use as long as it has enough quality tools but right now none of the two beats macOS for productivity as a web developer.
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by h1d 8y ago
Interesting they continue to develop btrfs when RedHat severed its tie which sounded like the end of the deal for btrfs when no one but suse uses it as the default file system. But even looking how it never gained mainstream adoption for ov
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by h1d 8y ago
This. You won't be much special if you stick to one side of the stack which will give you only average salaries. It's sad people get impressed when you can just program and handle servers at the same time.
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by h1d 8y ago
If you want to be good, you need to know both anyways. Being a specialist on one side is for people who are still on their way to go deeper to multiple parts of the stack or those who feel good just by knowing 1 thing sufficiently.
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by h1d 8y ago
Why would someone drop CSS as their skill when they know other frontend bits? Designers don't need to know HTML/CSS when frontends can just build it up from images. It's a weird place to draw a line that designers need to pas
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by h1d 8y ago
Mobile apps have been around for over a decade.
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by h1d 8y ago
I wonder though, how can you be a frontend specialist when you don't even know how backend and servers work?
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by h1d 8y ago
And then it got too big for IBM to pay a fortune to stop taking its pie?
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by h1d 8y ago
You need to read more into the news. It's actually a reason to get unexcited about. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14907771
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by h1d 8y ago
Isn't it pronounced 'sues'? I doubt it's the name but it always makes me wonder what Suse's position is. Is there anything specifically better than Redhat or Fedora? It may have bigger market in Europe but when I he
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by h1d 8y ago
Please keep it with simple numbers, we don't want to go the wifi route of a/b/g/n/ac where you can't tell what is more modern which they fixed.
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by h1d 8y ago
Too bad Windows 10 isn't exactly everyone's favorite and thus IE is still around for some time.
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by h1d 8y ago
> Don't fix what's not broke Yeah, the world's communication before the Internet existed wasn't exactly broken either, so let's not invent anything? Poor choice.
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by h1d 8y ago
Email protocol is so dated people can only keep patching with hacks. It may look like it's working from users' point of view but check how encoding is handled, it's a mess and then why is there still no widely deployed end to
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by h1d 8y ago
What stops a package developer to become a maintainer as well (even under another name to keep the blame to that identity only)? It just tends to work better in managed repos but the problem can still easily be poked.
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by h1d 8y ago
MS only limits the possibility of developers by having confusing "editions" again on VS. No idea what the point of splitting the user base to slow down the adoption and the growth of global knowledge base.
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by h1d 8y ago
Can we call this the Dropbox syndrome where people boasts they have a better solution with combination of cli tools instead of a service?
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by h1d 8y ago
Yet it's not too easy to make one that matters.
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by h1d 8y ago
> Windows's ecosystem need developers more than ever When will MS stop taking money away from the developers by making Visual Studio priced with hefty charges? I still can't believe they're just making a barrier to entry b
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by h1d 8y ago
What are the failures Phoenix addressed from rails?
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by h1d 8y ago
It would be fun to take polls on those points to see whether go users like it or not in a way for example through GitHub login but only allow users of a golang project that has been existing for a while before the poll started or put it in
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by h1d 8y ago
Love its simple config language and ease of setup.
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by h1d 8y ago
Is there a reason to pick Nagios today than the reason "I know it well"?
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by h1d 8y ago
You need to realize health checking doesn't need to be cool. It's a good solution to check the statistics by human eyes but there are simpler and more effective solutions for health checking.
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by h1d 8y ago
To me, this solution is too much leaning toward graphing and that's not the primary feature you need to health check services. Also Prometheus only saves 15 days worth of data by default and since they aren't willing to develop do
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by h1d 8y ago
Readable JS doesn't mean, convert back to the file in the format you used to for editing. That comment could make people throw away the original and end up with machine generated code when going back.
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by h1d 8y ago
I'm not sure how hard it is to maintain some self hosted apps. It's just set up and forget. It doesn't randomly change interface or license unless you upgrade it as well. I've used AWS for 10 years but for last 5 years,
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by h1d 8y ago
Why would state actor level attacker target for being a code hosing platform? At best they can temporarily suspend operations.
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by h1d 8y ago
What are the better alternatives?

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