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The Principle of Charity(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by haddr 13y ago|0 comments
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by haddr 13y ago
thanks! looking forward to the expanded version! (i know providing diacritics is not an easy thing to do...)
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by haddr 13y ago
It's a pity this font can't be used in many countries due to lack of any diacritics... :(
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by haddr 13y ago
the price is actually in pounds, not in euro. (still cheap however)
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by haddr 13y ago
I always have this feeling, that console is more about tools that you can run (such as unix commands), than just some console improvements (like command history, copey-paste, etc.). I think the article focuses more on the latter. Anyway, fo
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by haddr 13y ago
I would appreciate if they could relax a bit a list of filetypes you can upload there. if you want to use some webfonts for your CSS you will be surprised that it's impossible to upload your own TTF file (freeware of course) :(
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by haddr 13y ago
This is about how productive you can be by using mature technology with plenty of libraries and components. How long would it take with Go or ruby with their still small ecosystems?
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by haddr 13y ago
because of those default toolbars and windows, i think eclipse download package should come with a +30 inch screen. but comparing eclipse with sublime text is like comparing word to the notepad. a bit unfair.
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by haddr 13y ago
Eclipse user here. I use it on a daily basis and there are things I really like about it: - debugger (and everything about it, like hot code swapping, etc) - run configurations (setting multiple run configs for one project happens!) - views
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by haddr 13y ago
I would say that this kind of explanation could be used to justify every wrong statement. In the end if someone claims something it is usually true until someone proves it wrong. I think that in this case Dropbox popularity has proven Joel'
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by haddr 14y ago
but the font was nicer in the old one, i think
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by haddr 14y ago
Just one privacy question: Imagine If I log in using the same email to Service1 and post some comment. And later, using the same identity I log in to Service2 to post some pictures. Does Service1 and Service2 (imagine the share some data) k
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by haddr 14y ago
although it seems to be "yet another web framework", be careful when you try to reject it only because of that. Web frameworks happen because people try to leverage their existing knowledge, skills or codebase in a web domain. i.e. GWT &#38
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by haddr 14y ago
love it!
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by haddr 14y ago
It's sarcasm in its clearest form. I'm not into details of IBM patent, but it seems to me that the general idea doesn't feel that much innovative, given that we already have numerous projects achieving similar goal.
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by haddr 14y ago
This is piece of brilliant work! When I saw it I suddenly got the idea I have to use it the project I'm working on. Thanks!
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by haddr 14y ago
guy working on several EU research projects here. That's barely true. Although there is some certain amount of buzzwords in every proposal (that's kind of bread an butter for tech people anyway), they are far from what OP says. Sometimes th
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by haddr 14y ago
Not to mention great documentation that came together with the Delphi IDE! I remember it helped a lot when i was making my first steps in programming. I remember when later I had to use Java, and their javadoc documentation, the switch was
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by haddr 14y ago
At some point of time there was an open source delphi IDE, and it was developed in Delphi, but I think the official one wasn't (at least at the beginning).
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by haddr 14y ago
My thoughts exactly. I remember Delphi as beeing de facto choice for rapid software development. I'm regretfull about the fall and demise of the overall platform. Even now many tools are not yet so good as deplhi was around 1997. I remember
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by haddr 14y ago
+1 for "Small" plan on github :)
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by haddr 14y ago
I would like to see why actually Heroku fell back to random routing. It doesn't really make sense. Of course this all routing stuff is really tricky, but on the other hand there is a lot of work done (look at TCP agorithms). When I was stu
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by haddr 14y ago
If you go for windows (host) and linux (guest) for dev tools & console stuff you should definitely check CoLinux. It's a very neat virtualisation, where the linux kernel works as another process on widnows, and the performance is real
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by haddr 14y ago
Yeah, probably they do everything you say. but then again: if they rise prices then you would go to the next supermarket instead.
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by haddr 14y ago
argument saying that your post might dissapear is wrong. how long will you host your blog when you're not feeling like writing blogposts anymore?
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by haddr 14y ago
but hey, isn't there any color corruption during scanning/digitalisation of those posters?
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by haddr 14y ago
For God's sake don't delete it! First of all dump it to files instead of DB. (Or use some NoSQL Document Storage, such as MongoDB. The structure of RSS is actually non-relational, I suppose) Second of all: is your data clean? If not then yo
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by haddr 15y ago
i true that. as a relatively new mac user i felt response time better on windows. also this blog post is missing any numbers... so it's just author's subjective feelings?
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by haddr 15y ago
isn't it in fact a Java reload? (i mean java for web by mimicking PHP syntax)