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by hdra 12y ago
Have several, but one I never missed and always look forward to is [StarTalk radio]( http://www.startalkradio.net/ ). I don't even really understand most of the topic in the show, but I still find it very entertaining.
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by hdra 12y ago
The PHP Laravel framework have something similar with [Forge]( https://forge.laravel.com/ ), but it is catered to the framework. It is almost like a PAAS As A Service.
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by hdra 12y ago
Wow. The site seems very active. Now I see why SE is launching the non-english version of some of their sites.
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by hdra 12y ago
Yes, I know about that POSTMAN used to run inside a tab, but it seems to have been abandoned for quite some time. I still have it installed, but it still telling to to 'upgrade' to the packaged app. That Postman extension that you
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by hdra 12y ago
Yes, but for me, most of the time it's more of a Cmd+Tab to Chrome from my iTerm or ST, and then Cmd+` several times to finally find it. And when you do it hundreds of times, it gets seriously tedious.
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by hdra 12y ago
Would be perfect if it can stop being a chrome packaged app though. The window switching in OS X makes it really hard for me to get to it when I have a chrome window open at the same time. I wish it could be wrapped in a native app or even
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by hdra 12y ago
Loads of HTML5 applications around the web say otherwise. While the HTML approach is indeed rather awkward to use to build applications UI, its flexibility more than makes up for it. Compared to Android XML Layout files, I still prefer HTML
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by hdra 12y ago
Android? I don't know what iOS uses for its UI building, but you must be joking for saying that Android with it XML layout files is any good.
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by hdra 13y ago
How is the old website minimalistic? While I do agree the new design is confusing and put too much in form over function, the old website is way too cluttered IMO.
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by hdra 13y ago
Java != Javascript
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by hdra 13y ago
>Something tells me that Apple will resolve this new bug, while Android will have more trouble fixing an issue that has been around for several years. What makes you think so? and what does this BSOD have to do with Android at all?
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by hdra 13y ago
The only extension I use is NuGet ( which I think is built in now?), but it still is the best IDE I ever used.
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by hdra 13y ago
> Like algorithms? You can be a computer scientist. You can become a systems programmer and develop OS internals. Try digging through Linux source code. If you're into programming languages, you can get into writing compilers. I hea
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by hdra 13y ago
I am a CS Student, but I have been programming years before I got into college. 1. Self taught from internet resources and experiments. I still remember stuffing my 128MB flash drive with HTML pages so that I can read them at home. Original
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by hdra 13y ago
Say one thing OS X does objectively better than Linux. I honestly can't think of any.
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by hdra 13y ago
More than anything, I am bewildered by the general attitude here. Steam is the good guy, and Origin is akin to a malware? Pepsi and Coke, in my opinion. (I have never used Origin, but I intend to install it for this bundle)
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by hdra 13y ago
How easy it is to install non-free packages in Debian? I myself have been considering to switch to Debian, the only thing holding me back is Debian's policy on not including packages that don't meet their requirement as "Free
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by hdra 13y ago
I used to feel this way as well (except I'm a Windows user), until I read the `man` page for `xrandr`. Wrote a little script to automate everything, and I don't even remember the frustration I had before.
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by hdra 13y ago
Is the situation really that bad? When I look into admission requirements for most universities in the West, most requires some kind of minimum score in TOEFL/ IELTS.
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by hdra 13y ago
because its cool to hate Microsoft. 'nuff said.
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by hdra 13y ago
Weird. It works on mine. FF22 on Linux, although rather slow.
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by hdra 13y ago
I would love to see this.
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by hdra 13y ago
Why is that? I never posted my own writing to HN, but I actually thought a lot of people share their work on HN, and I don't think that is a bad thing.
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by hdra 13y ago
Agreed. There are way too many items on the list. This way, it is barely anymore useful than a google search for these tools.
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by hdra 13y ago
I think the even bigger problem is how Indonesian authority is handling this. Looking around the national publication, this haze problem is barely covered. A lot of the "netizens" hanging around forums are acting like a spoiled ch
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by hdra 13y ago
Thing is, a lot of people doesn't care about all those things, and for them, being able to get a website out quickly and easily is the most important thing. In most cases, websites aren't super well engineered software. Most of th
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by hdra 13y ago
how is this a feature?
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by hdra 13y ago
the eagerness is the most important thing in learning. I'm sure we all know SE major students who aim to get a job as a "project manager" right off the bat, not because they actually love/know anything about managing a p
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by hdra 13y ago
Wow. Impressive project, especially as a university assignment (I am assuming a bachelor's degree), considering I see a lot of people graduating university without being able to even write the most basic CRUD app. I myself can't e
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by hdra 13y ago
Not sure what kind of hardware you have, but the last time I experienced something like that was in XP.

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