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by hit8run 8y ago
Nice lib. Though many of these things should simply be solved by browsers imho. As developer I simply want to render input with the type of phone and be good. Let those who provide the operating system/browser handle the details in a s
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by hit8run 8y ago
I removed the first question and kept the second. How about the JIT-Feature? Any considerations?
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by hit8run 8y ago
I once also solved an algorithm speed problem by porting our Rails App to jRuby. Worked like a charm!!!
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by hit8run 8y ago
Did you try the Ruby 2.6 JIT Compiler?
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by hit8run 8y ago
Use protocols that are public domain and not some proprietary shit. IRC, E-Mail and Websites: They will remain long after Slack, Facebook and others are gone.
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by hit8run 8y ago
I once did a web-project in Go just for the tooling. What I gained there was lost in the verbosity and the write everything from scratch mentality when it comes to webdev in Go.
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by hit8run 8y ago
I wish they could get Ruby working in Atom out of the box. I still can‘t believe how weak the tooling is in the Ruby on Rails world. Even Jetbrains fails miserably. Why on earth can‘t we have decent code completion in Ruby?! If the human br
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by hit8run 8y ago
Wow. Someone deleted my comment without any notice or whatever. What kind of practice is this here on HN? I was not offending the author or someone else. I was just criticising the size of the repo and the number of tools that are required
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by hit8run 8y ago
Looking at the bloated and checked in node_modules folder makes me wanna cry. Yah it's probably all just dev dependencies but building a static website shouldn’t feel like rocket science. People were creating wedding websites in the 90
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by hit8run 8y ago
The idea was chased by the original palm with a phone called Veer. After the HP acquisition of Palm it was released as HP Veer and I really really liked the Pre and Veer. Too bad that stupid Leo Apotheker killed of the Phones before they ev
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by hit8run 8y ago
I would go with Ruby on Rails.
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by hit8run 8y ago
This might come a little Off-Topic but I really like the idea of having a decent native macOS editor. Textmate gets so many things right when it comes to ease of use and making the developers life a bit easier. Currently neither Sublime, A
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by hit8run 8y ago
Great to see things moving forward in the Textmate domain. I’m currently also planning to setup my site in Jekyll or Hugo or something. Apparently I want a blog with static site features. Allan, your changes sound awesome but I srsly hope t
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by hit8run 8y ago
Had the first RAZER back in the days. I loved how it felt. The metal case, the colorful screen, it even had a small screen outside showing the amount of missed calls/messages/connection. This was really one of the best phones I ev
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by hit8run 8y ago
Wish MS would also offer an own Ruby extension. Solargraph and the vscode-ruby extensions are pretty good though
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by hit8run 8y ago
As I’m exclusively using iOS and macOS I simply use Apple Notes.app. It syncs and you can even collaborate with other apple notes users. EDIT: not to forget the Apple Pencil support it brings.
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by hit8run 8y ago
I’m using terminus since it was announced over at the sublime forums. It’s definitely the best terminal experience inside sublime. TerminaView was lagging and was hard to style from my experience. Also it had some lagging terminus doesn’t h
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by hit8run 8y ago
Yeah, would this be feasible for first person shooters where every millisecond counts?
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by hit8run 8y ago
Google is nice yes but you find different styled results and those results are normed and you know what to expect.
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by hit8run 8y ago
# Sorry, we are experiencing extremely highload now. # We are working on the problem and how to get it fixed soon. # Please come back in several hours or try some other queries Would be cool to get offline functionality...
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by hit8run 8y ago
Wow I love the idea. Will try it out today. Could be a time saving pal when switching to topics you are not working on every day.
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by hit8run 8y ago
The cheat sheet project also takes data from tldr.
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by hit8run 8y ago
Wow an NPM package for 5 css rules. Reading the description this guy seems to be searching for normalize.css https://github.com/necolas/normalize.css/blob/master/normali...
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by hit8run 8y ago
Do they have a request limit? Is using it setting some crazy tracking cookies that make it more difficult to achieve GDPR compliance? I like the support for pinch to zoom etc. Google Maps on the web not supporting it ruined so many website
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by hit8run 8y ago
Thx to Aaron.
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Spark MacOS mail client 2.0 with team functionality(sparkmailapp.com)
3 points by hit8run 8y ago|1 comments
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by hit8run 8y ago
You can try out the new Celeste Theme. I personally also like Espresso Soda and Katzenmilch for lightness. There's also an XCodeish theme available or the Base16 ones are also great.
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by hit8run 9y ago
Whoa I also bought an iMac Pro but not being able to get it repaired makes me quite nervous.
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by hit8run 9y ago
Wanted to share this article. I'm currently enjoying Ruby/Rails more and more again and I really appreciate all the effort people like Matz, Tenderlove, DHH and many others in the community are putting into the ecosystem.
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Ruby is alive and well and thinking about the next 25 years(techradar.com)
1 points by hit8run 9y ago|1 comments

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