hhsnopek

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by hhsnopek 10y ago
I use ZSH within Hyper. For me Hyper is just a more extensible terminal, nothing more. It provides a better way of customization that other terminals can't give me and I can write plugins and themes.
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by hhsnopek 10y ago
The trade off here is technological advancements in AI for lose of Privacy. Everyone can have their own opinion on this but in reality, consumers are the best for collecting data. The great thing about the grand scheme of it all is that if
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by hhsnopek 10y ago
"Spotify" just switch now and never look back
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by hhsnopek 10y ago
No argument, just a comment that displays my disapproval of not fully complying with the spec before blaming it.
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by hhsnopek 10y ago
"I can't be bothered to remember which tags are self-closing, which tags need explicit closing tags which can't be combined into the opening tag, etc" You're right lets not bother ourselves with this small things, c
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by hhsnopek 10y ago
Erm, as a developer if I use a package manager that requires me to mirror the original repo then I don't think I'm going to use it at all. I love the idea of git submodules for handling dependencies, but the assumption here is tha
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by hhsnopek 10y ago
What so what happens with the libs that aren't version controlled by Git... say Mercurial?
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by hhsnopek 10y ago
Not to seem naive but I work with a lot with microservices and I've never heard of lightstep... ... follow up, what's everyones opinion on this?
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by hhsnopek 10y ago
Someone has to do this job, in fact the people working these jobs have the ability to job search after a certain period of time within their company. To be honest this is stupid this has hit the front-page because there are so many shit job
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by hhsnopek 10y ago
This is a platform that millions use, this isn't a simple freedom that developers don't have for not using Apple's platform. If Google doesn't support their developers, even if they've already made millions, Google
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by hhsnopek 10y ago
I believe the defendants are able to hire any lawyer. In that case Google would be able to provide support without issue. I could be wrong.
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by hhsnopek 10y ago
I find it oddly funny how Google hasn't stepped in to support their "clients", I'd think they'd help shutdown patent trolls so developers can continue to improve and distribute applications
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by hhsnopek 11y ago
You're correct, as it does not grant scalability. Tho if my application lives on the client-side, I can distribute the cached application which contains all the user needs. This provides less worry when my server crashes and will still
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by hhsnopek 11y ago
My justification is that not everyone will implement the scaling properly - we do have a lot of server-side apps that properly scale, but depending on the operation it seems the client-side is a better suited pattern
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by hhsnopek 11y ago
Right so in reality this works for small applications that have a decent amount of traffic, but your site will soon crumble under the server side rendering of things and you might have to spin up more servers to handle the load. You're
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by hhsnopek 11y ago
(Not using javascript) This is a terrible move, consider this: Your web stack has many moving parts that can be adjusted on both client and server side. Now from what I'm getting from the article, all my websites are server side apps.
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by hhsnopek 11y ago
I'm hope he understands that mobile chrome on iOS is completely different than Chrome for Android. In fact I'm curious to why he doesn't rate Mobile Firefox for iOS.
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If (apps.Web apps.Native) { }(medium.com)
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by hhsnopek 11y ago
You have some valid points about how we use javascript for many parts of our web pages that don't need javascript. I would love for the web to be fully accessible without javascript, but we have to remember that there are a small perce
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by hhsnopek 11y ago
That's a little much considering all of the sites that are well beyond static content and must load using RESTful requests. This would completely removing a lot of the web. Maybe if everyone used static sites as the standard when it ca
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by hhsnopek 11y ago
I disagree, I've never used jsx and I can still build web apps. There are plenty of templating languages to choose from, my choice is Jade. I actually have never touched React because I've never had so much DOM manipulation to mak
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by hhsnopek 11y ago
Can someone explain or lead me to a reason that this is a good idea? I understand that React is solving a problem, but I don't see how inlining your css like so contributes or improves the solution that React brings.
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by hhsnopek 11y ago
You know this was bound to happen sooner or later. That goes for any encryption technology. Last pass was recently "hacked" as well. You can't trust any crypto tech ;)
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by hhsnopek 11y ago
Actually you can easily import your code into repos now. Also considering Google code is shutting down you can easily move your project to github from google code.
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by hhsnopek 11y ago
Haha, by new operating system I'm guessing they'll be taking jolla and forking it. If not forking it they'll definitely adopt the same way jolla is controlling its hardware. If the honestly attempt to build a new OS, with s m
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by hhsnopek 11y ago
I know of RSA, but could someone break down this article a bit? Does this mean RSA is now broken and we must find a new algorithm?
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by hhsnopek 11y ago
Sounds like a connection problem, it's happened me me once or twice - I'd recommend changing the update time
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by hhsnopek 12y ago
Could someone explain the significance of this, for those of us that don't know?
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by hhsnopek 12y ago
I haven't had a single issue with the Mac client... Their primary concern isn't this application, but I agree it could probably use an update for stability
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by hhsnopek 12y ago
haha if it can't host a simple blog.... then can it really scale?? ;)

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