lawik

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by lawik 9y ago
Indeed. I find the expression "Ugh, hardcopy.." very useful in my day to day life :)
482.
by lawik 9y ago
Is this The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo as in the american version? I haven't watched that, worthwhile? Being from Sweden I did read the books and see the swedish films :)
483.
by lawik 9y ago
I could agree if it were used as an insult but now it is quite clearly a descriptive analogy on the danger of unrestrained growth.
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by lawik 9y ago
Was this around The DAO? Any good reading on it?
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by lawik 10y ago
I get that. I try not to push people that don't actually want a push. And I know people that get really turned off of a thing if people are too enthusiastic about it or pushing it too hard at them. Sometimes I feel it too. I feel it is
486.
by lawik 10y ago
Or GitS: Stand-Alone Container?
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by lawik 10y ago
I loved SE:L. But like many hacking-oriented shows (I'm looking at you, Mr.Robot) it felt a need to go out into weird philosphical "what is reality?" and psycological strangeness. I would love to see something that stays with
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by lawik 10y ago
I've had really bad experiences trying to get going with React but I just found this article ranty. I was also expecting something more interesting. No feeling of depth to the analysis, just "I did not like this and now I will com
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by lawik 10y ago
I watched a talk at a meetup on Redux. Loved the idea. Tried to try it out with React or Vue and had a lot of trouble getting going. I'm still fond of Redux as a concept but I've mostly had trouble trying to get the rest of my nee
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by lawik 10y ago
I saw a fascinating talk on Redux, I like the idea of how it manages state and the whole event sourced approach to that. I've repeatedly tried to get Redux going with either React or Vue but have found it surprisingly hard. Many outdat
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by lawik 10y ago
A bit flame-baity but I liked your point for the description. Syntactic vinegar was new to me and type hostile felt novel. Also a good example of how it needs to be okay that some people just don't like Node. While also illistrating th
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by lawik 10y ago
Or maybe they just don't share the philosophy. Or are opposed to it. A lot of Node enthusiasts also come across as douchey and condescending as they claim that people just haven't grasped the language or its philosophy. I think No
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by lawik 10y ago
Fair enough. I was mostly responding to the thread of discussion overall. I realise now that I was probably reacting more to the viewpoint of hota_mazi.
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by lawik 10y ago
Appreciate the overview. It sounds similar to what I'm used to but, as you say, perhaps a bit more verbose. And some stuff is non-obvious to me, such as mvn exec:java instead of my-java-runtime main.java or whatever. I've encounte
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by lawik 10y ago
I'm sure the tooling is useful and a lot of it reasonable. I've never approached a Java project that I did not find intimidating, either Android with all the Gradles and XML. I've never seen a barebones project as you would w
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by lawik 10y ago
I'm surprised that you consider it controversial that a highly dynamic language can be considered fast to PoC something in than Java. There is just less typing/code that needs to be defined (I know IDEs help). Also easier to do qu
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by lawik 10y ago
Okay, so _you_ will never forgive them for that. I doubt that you can apeak for most of OSS. I was pissed at the time, I've loathed them plenty. But corporations are not people, they are generally without morals, I never expected them
498.
by lawik 10y ago
That has to be Adob€ honestly. Just throwing a dollar in there does not work for me :)
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by lawik 10y ago
I am certain in my heart that the most reasonable use case is to replace the cursor with a detailed gauntlet cursor or severed hand as in Warcraft to let the user know whether they are The Alliance or Horde. Kidding, of course. But damn I l
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by lawik 10y ago
I've always considered it more of a pragmatic thing. Execs don't change all that often, some roles need to be there (sales, press, service). But in a growing company above a certain size keeping such a page up to date can be a pai
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by lawik 10y ago
Even if the team is lean the article made the product seem very heavy, all-in-one. I have a hard time seeing success with that in the west these days. Feature-filled communities was definitely a big thing once. I get that a partnered articl
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by lawik 10y ago
Thought this would just be a rant against old media but the last paragraph surprised me. Yes, that would be interesting. Not sure if spotify for news would work but a single db where you could read up on most major publications content arou
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by lawik 10y ago
That doesn't sound in line with my preferences but quite Apple. So maybe high quality (hard to say?) but quite proprietary. Makes me curious about how that homebridge node thing makes it work.
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by lawik 10y ago
Hmm, I wasn't familiar with them being quite that extreme. I've only heard people speak of it here and there and haven't read up on it. It is fascinating though, they take a lot of things to extremes.
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by lawik 10y ago
You mean that HomeKit-compatible products all need to include some kind of HomeKit-chip with a pre-shared key or something? I'm completely unfamiliar and a quick search on homekit and pre-shared key didn't make me wiser :)
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by lawik 10y ago
I'm not convinced about the emotional baggage. I do agree that corporations above a certain size completely lose their morals. I get excited over synthetic meat, it is interesting tech, it has the potential to provide some healthy stuf
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by lawik 10y ago
Umm, I've seen plenty of balanced views in this thread. I'm a vegan, partially for animal rights but I still encourage meat-eaters that are concerned to go for the better stuff. I don't believe it is the best solution, but I
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by lawik 10y ago
It is interesting and I believe a lot of people view this vastly differently. I'm vegan, I've decided against the current practices. I applaud any attempt to move towards or support better practices. But I don't think eating
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by lawik 10y ago
Fair enough. At least it doesn't run through some cloud solution that will leave it bricked when it stops running. Glad they've chosen an interoperable approach even though they don't explicitly encourage interop.
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by lawik 10y ago
It does? I honestly haven't heard much about HomeKit from a security perspective, so I guess it is either not used or working out well so far :) Has it been generally well received security-wise then?

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