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Progressive Web Apps coming to all Chrome platforms(medium.com)
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We Programmers(blog.cleancoder.com)
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by iBelieve 9y ago
PyCharm is great, and I use it along with AppCode and Android Studio. I'm mainly trying to learn Emacs because so many people have great things to say about it, plus I've started using Org Mode for todos and notes and it's aw
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by iBelieve 9y ago
Thanks for the suggestions. I knew about tree views for Emacs, but I usually work with Emacs and a terminal side-by-side on a 13" laptop screen, so a tree view just takes up extra space and I ended up not missing it much. As for the uu
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by iBelieve 9y ago
I recently started using Emacs in a tiling window manager on Linux after using "standard" GUI editors like PyCharm, AppCode, Atom, VSCode, etc. on macOS. At first, I felt exactly like you describe - it felt so constraining not hav
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by iBelieve 9y ago
That's really neat. I love the idea of doing as much as possible from text-based UIs, especially using Emacs. I see this is built on top of Emacs, but it looks like it's entirely custom. It would be interesting to build something
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by iBelieve 9y ago
Twitter: I follow Christian leaders I respect as well as a bunch of software developers and some software projects Facebook: I have a small number of friends on Facebook, but I never use it for posting personal things about my life, just to
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by iBelieve 9y ago
Nice to see it will still support standalone licenses without needing a subscription.
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Announcing Capacitor 1.0.0 Alpha(blog.ionicframework.com)
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by iBelieve 9y ago
I've been a Git Tower user for a few years now. The company I work for has been moving from Assembla to GitLab, so I'm happy to see the GitLab pull requests feature and am excited to try it. Interactive rebasing looks great as wel
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by iBelieve 9y ago
I'm not familiar with the situation in other countries, so only spoke of my knowledge of the US and the legal case I linked to, though it does make sense that that's also true in the UK and elsewhere. Still, I would think that the
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“Run” – the resource runtime(run.tools)
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by iBelieve 9y ago
Definitely, because drunk driving has the potential to harm others, even thought it may not always. Also, I'm not sure that's a good analogy, as trying to prevent drunk driving doesn't take the form of restricting driving for
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by iBelieve 9y ago
Specifically regarding people not trusting law enforcement, that's because in the U.S. police don't have a responsibility to protect individuals, just the community as a whole (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2
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by iBelieve 9y ago
I see a difference between suicides and accidents vs murders when it comes to gun restrictions. If I chose to own guns (I don't), then I'm ultimately responsible for avoiding accidents and not committing suicide, just as I would b
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by iBelieve 9y ago
I didn't write this article. I just found it interesting and wanted to share it to see what counter-arguments and discussion it would lead to.
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Everybody’s Lying About the Link Between Gun Ownership and Homicide(medium.com)
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Notion – The all-in-one workspace for your notes, tasks, wikis, and databases(notion.so)
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Prepare to be Creeped Out(blog.mozilla.org)
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by iBelieve 9y ago
Dependency injection: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/130794/what-is-dependenc...
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Open source, self hosted, mobile optimized CI powered by fastlane(github.com)
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Track the progress of multiple projects in GitHub(github.com)
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Board game framework for React (unofficial Google project)(github.com)
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by iBelieve 9y ago
I think you can (with a warning), but it's still recommended to use the normal React naming conventions according to [0]: > Note: always use the canonical React naming for all supported attributes. Looking through the examples, it l
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by iBelieve 9y ago
Does this mean they won't be using GNOME, or will this simply be another user interface option? The Purism fundraiser has mockups of a GNOME interface, and there was a recent [1] mailing list thread about starting a GNOME Mobile effort
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by iBelieve 9y ago
Another Arch user here - thanks for your work! A few packages that I'd like to see brought over from the AUR would be git-cola (Git GUI), corebird (Gtk Twitter app), and tilix (Gtk terminal with advanced features).
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by iBelieve 9y ago
The big problem with web apps as first-class citizens is UI inconsistency. What I love about native desktop apps is that they should all follow well-defined user interface guidelines and all use the same toolkit/theme. With web apps, y
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by iBelieve 9y ago
I like to either squash feature branches into develop/master, or squash the commits in that branch into multiple commits (for example, an unrelated fix I made, and then the main feature commit) and then do a fast-forward-only merge, so