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by knocte 10y ago
If you bring up Java when you talk about statically typed languages, let me be sneaky as well and mention PHP as a dynamically typed language. (What I mean: both are shit and are not worth mentioning.)
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by knocte 10y ago
Right, that check-list is actually useful in any dynamically-VS-statically typed decision scenario.
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by knocte 10y ago
Click from Canonical? I think you're confusing it with Snappy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snappy_%28package_manager%29 Where can I find who wrote Click in the first place? The only reference to wikipedia seems
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by knocte 10y ago
You seem like the perfect lad to answer my question: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/37426833/sandboxing-techn... :P
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by knocte 10y ago
At the time GNU/Windows became a thing recently ( https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/commandline/wsl/about ), the idea of Batsch turned obsolete to me. And anyway I have been already been using crossplatform
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by knocte 10y ago
Some weeks ago I saw an article that said that doing exercise is basically useless to lose weight. Now this article. There's no solution, then, right? LOL. What happens is that this article is confusing. At the end it says: "I rec
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by knocte 10y ago
I prefer open source software that lacks features (e.g. E2E, which could be implemented by someone), than proprietary software that "supposedly" has some features (like E2E) which you cannot verify (that is, Whatsapp says they hav
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by knocte 10y ago
Last time I watched a video of Craig, I was so completely convinced he was not the type of person to be Satoshi. Now, given this blog post, what I'm wondering is: maybe Satoshi offered his private keys to this guy to avoid problems in
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by knocte 11y ago
I actually agree so much with this.
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by knocte 11y ago
> It's sometimes useful to preserve commented out code just because it represents some idea. Then put a fucking comment saying this: "this commented out code below is to preserve idea FOO". Leaving commented out code witho
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by knocte 11y ago
I knew deb2snap thanks, what I'm wondering is the bureaucracy steps to switch Foo to use my snap (instead of debian's deb) by default when being installed in Ubuntu v.NEXT. Thanks again
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by knocte 11y ago
I love the part about simplifying packaging via 'snap'. Now, I would love to know, if I'm a maintainer of Foo (and you can get it today via `apt-get install foo`), how will I be able to start packaging using snap rather than
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by knocte 11y ago
Good question. I have a project in mind :)
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by knocte 11y ago
If you can bribe certain actors to corrupt a system, the system is not decentralized enough. I guess this is the consequence of mining centralization (but I have faith that this problem will be solved).
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by knocte 11y ago
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by knocte 11y ago
I agree with you. That's why I prefer to use Xamarin Studio than Visual Studio.
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by knocte 11y ago
You can't because nobody from the community has stepped up to create Windows&Mac binaries of a plain MonoDevelop build.
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by knocte 11y ago
Xamarin Studio is already, essentially, open source. It's called "MonoDevelop". Xamarin Studio is just a "skin" of MonoDevelop, because it just bundles 4 plugins that MD doesn't have: Xamarin.Android, Xamarin.i
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by knocte 11y ago
Wow what a bunch of pedants! I completely agree with the issue you raised, I had a better consideration of the TS team.
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by knocte 11y ago
Yes but the ideal would be to know that if its extensions ends with .ts then it's strict, if it's .js then it still is crap.
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by knocte 11y ago
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by knocte 11y ago
My next bet: Oracle will buy it from MS.
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by knocte 11y ago
nice!
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by knocte 11y ago
No need. The future is WebAssembly. We just need C#/F# compilers that generate this new IL.
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by knocte 11y ago
Three questions: a) I know some projects which would love to move to gitlab from sourceforge, but you don't provide mailing lists like the latter, right? b) Why is your git-blame feature so fragile? It barely works for me, almost alway
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by knocte 11y ago
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by knocte 11y ago
WebRTC will anyway become obsolete with IPv6, right?
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by knocte 11y ago
[1]?
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by knocte 11y ago
How does it feel to know that your product, some day, may become obsolete? I mean, you cannot deny the fact that real-time translation tools are improving a hell of a lot (you can watch some video about a demo from Microsoft already doing t
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by knocte 11y ago
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