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by kansface 12y ago
Yes, we should report up stream. I apologize for speaking ill of Package Control- it has been quite stable lately. The problems with ST3 don't make it impossible to develop plugins, they just make it harder than it should be. Bugs in
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by kansface 12y ago
The ST3 API is actually quite terrible. Superficially, it looks OK, but in truth it is: 1. extremely buggy (its trivial to crash ST3). 2. extremely limited (basically 3 pre-made widgets) 3. subject to buggy third party software for distr
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by kansface 12y ago
Strangely, I believe two other programmers work on it.. or something, but can't actually work on it until ST3 has shipped (ST3 is still in beta). I don't have much faith in future updates.
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by kansface 12y ago
There is a point (mainly inertia and speed), but there won't be one for much longer. ST3 is a really great text editor, but it is only being developed by a single programmer.
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by kansface 12y ago
You can write your own or use lodash's for a dramatic speed increase. You can even stomp on Function.prototype.bind.
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by kansface 12y ago
Yahoo's stock is valued far less than the sum of its assets. That is quite a lack of confidence.
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by kansface 12y ago
I think it would be quite difficult to build a meaningful app with React and not use something Flux-like. My own experience went like this: I started off by putting all state in Elements, because that is what the React docs encourage. Eve
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by kansface 12y ago
Muni is theoretically accountable to city hall, not the people who ride it. It has no incentive to provide a useful service- only to keep its budget (which is a slush fund anyway).
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by kansface 12y ago
Presumably collect payments from the people who kill them.
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by kansface 12y ago
This also made the city incredibly hard for me to navigate about a decade ago (no smart phone).
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by kansface 12y ago
I don't think Yelp reviews have any correlation with my own (except perhaps at the far low end). I'll go even further and say I enjoy new restaurants far less when I read reviews first. Everyone has a different deal breaker- hea
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by kansface 12y ago
The sorts of bugs people experience with Java mostly result in a crashed/stalled/hung process. Bash bugs erase your entire file system. The thing about Bash is that it is trivially easy to make these sorts of mistakes- the langu
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by kansface 12y ago
Under your proposal, petit-torts would never be subject to class action suits since the lawyers would never make money.
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by kansface 12y ago
| A micropayment solution that allows content providers to get revenue from content rather than ads. Even if this were popular, you'd still be tracked because it makes money. Really, so few people care about this deeply I don't
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by kansface 12y ago
Good abstractions isolate complexity from the application developer at the expense of the library author. This is true of every abstraction. I find your comment strange. You essentially wrote: just write code that works or is trivially de
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by kansface 12y ago
Cops testify in federal courts, too. There is no incentive for prosecutors to indict cops.
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by kansface 12y ago
Workers aren't paid based on their IQ, but on supply and demand.
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by kansface 12y ago
Upgrading to Mavericks comes to mind.
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by kansface 12y ago
I downvoted your post for the reasons: 1. Too much bile: | tech bootcamps, consultant scammers, open source hipsters... pure scum... i deleted half of cuz i knew it would just piss ppl off & was a waste of breath If you know enough to n
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by kansface 12y ago
This is terrible advice. Video game pros have extremely short careers (the runtime of the video game or until their body gives out). They typically work 12 hour days, and as soon as its their job, the game isn't fun. At the end of t
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by kansface 12y ago
EC2 and S3 are't trivial to replicate. Moreover, consider the entire platform and the dominant position of Amazon. Amazon is the Microsoft of yore- they actively cannibalize any profitable service on their platform. How many product
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by kansface 12y ago
The article does not lay the blame on the devs: | A single clueless person in a position of trust with non technical management, an outsourced project and a huge budget, what could possibly go wrong...
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by kansface 12y ago
Renderers are one place where I wouldn't mind a monoculture. I'm guessing billions?! of dollars of wasted man hours have been spent on making websites look the same across browsers.
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by kansface 12y ago
35mph is closer to the norm- I don't think a 25mph car would work (even in cities).
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by kansface 12y ago
This is an issue that only a small percentage of people will ever care about as long as the system works well enough (eg annual inflation circa 3%). Even if people were to care, why is Bitcoin guaranteed the victor?
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by kansface 12y ago
I believe you mean prosecute.
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by kansface 12y ago
Under your proposed system, no politicians of sufficient office would ever be tried for a crime related to their office (as long as it was for the right reason)? This seems like a very poor incentive system. I do agree with you that prosec
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by kansface 12y ago
The oatmeal wrote about it: | Google's new fleet was intentionally designed to look adorable... By turning self-driving cars into an adorable Skynet Marshmallow Bumper Bots, Google hopes to spiritually disarm other drivers. I also susp
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by kansface 12y ago
C89 would like a word with you.
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by kansface 12y ago
I would greatly prefer you make websites that don't require progress bars.

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