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by kolev 12y ago
Another good reason to invest more in Rust!
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by kolev 12y ago
The more I hear about Rust, the happier I get. It's an amazing language and a platform and the more adoption it gets, the higher the chances for me also get to one day use it at work and that's what I really want, honestly!
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by kolev 12y ago
Are you kidding me? Just about of Snapchat's? This comes to tell us how ridiculous the valuations are nowadays!
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by kolev 12y ago
True, TextMate's agony is at a lower pace than Sublime Text, but it's still not having the metabolic rate of Atom and the likes.
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by kolev 12y ago
The idempotence issue of shell scripts addressed (with Go): https://github.com/visionmedia/stack/ Also, there's Rex now (in Perl), which, in my opinion, is better than Ansible as I hate writing code in YAML -
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by kolev 12y ago
Agreed. That's why we all love Sublime Text and why we are so pissed off that we can find the pulse.
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by kolev 12y ago
Patience is a great virtue!
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by kolev 12y ago
Agreed, my point was that it's a dead project as new updates don't even have cosmetic changes. I bought a license, I really like it, but just like Intype and E on Windows and Kod and TextMate on Mac, the fate of Sublime Text is pr
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by kolev 12y ago
It's hardly still alive . These aren't even cosmetic changes, honestly!
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by kolev 12y ago
Too bad for Ashton Kutcher as well! His Facebook posts are all click baits!
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by kolev 12y ago
Oh, wow! Amazing! Puts "Little Snitch" on Mac to shame!
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by kolev 12y ago
Really nice! I only wish there was something similar in Python, Rust, or Go. I really don't like the Salt and Ansible approach of (ab)using YAML for command logic, which reminds me about how in the past people invented XML-based script
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by kolev 12y ago
Yes, he does think intelligently and he is a smart boy. If he was dumb, whatever I do, he'll stay that regardless. If he's smart, he'll find the way whatever I do anyway. I hope you get my point. I think way too many pare
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by kolev 12y ago
So, I should rather lie?
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by kolev 12y ago
Yeah. It's good that I read the note in time otherwise I would have wasted $70.
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by kolev 12y ago
Working with something familiar is always a good thing. Having something intuitive is a great pleasure for your soul - you memorize generic principles, not specific constructs. I like in rust that they really put abbreviation all across the
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by kolev 12y ago
It is important - we're not just robots doing work to eat and have where to live, we need to enjoy what we do and having pleasant syntax is what made many fall in love with Ruby. Let's not pretend syntax doesn't matter - it d
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by kolev 12y ago
Please, don't compare Swift to Go! Swift is as elegant as D is, but not multi-platform yet, so, it's a "no go" for now.
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by kolev 12y ago
I definitely agree that D is better from many and all the hype of the day gos to Go, not D. I really have issues with the Go syntax though - it's really not intuitive, some things are just made different just for the sake of being diff
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by kolev 12y ago
So you're questioning AWS's success then?
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by kolev 12y ago
These self-serving statements are totally ridiculous! How can Wall Street be interested in something with ridiculous liquidity!
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Wedbush: Wall Street Sees Opportunity in Bitcoin's Volatility(coindesk.com)
1 points by kolev 12y ago|1 comments
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Amazon CloudFront – Session Tickets, OCSP Stapling, Perfect Forward Secrecy(aws.amazon.com)
2 points by kolev 12y ago|0 comments
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Parallels Desktop 10 Released(parallels.com)
2 points by kolev 12y ago|2 comments
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Fighting spam with BotMaker(blog.twitter.com)
74 points by kolev 12y ago|20 comments
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by kolev 12y ago
I have to agree with most points in here though: http://boycottsystemd.org/
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by kolev 12y ago
Yeah, all one-two guy products made by them in their free time as it seems cannot be a match for open-source projects. I like Sublime, I paid for it, I liked TextMate and paid for it as well, I've been getting disappointed by Atom so f
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by kolev 12y ago
I'm not discussing the validity of the ridiculous statement, just quoting "believers" who would find all excuses for their beloved Bitcoin. The term of the week is "flash crash"! The longer people repeat it (i.e. va
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by kolev 12y ago
I think the true colors of Bitcoin "believers" become pretty obvious when they are all so very preoccupied with the price per piece. I read some pretty ridiculous explanations that volatility is good, because it attracts "inv
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by kolev 12y ago
Acquires? It's more like hiring the two guys and buying the source code.

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