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by lytedev 8y ago
The more I learn about erlang, elixir, and all the pieces that make them tick, the more fascinating and appealing it all seems. It's also arguably my first deeper dive into a compiler and all the ways you can get it to go the extra mil
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by lytedev 8y ago
Mixon Hill Inc. | Full Stack Web Developer (MVC), Software/Systems Engineer(s) | ONSITE (Only) Kansas City (Overland Park) Full-time We're a small team (~6 developers, 15ish total) working in the transportation space with connecte
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by lytedev 8y ago
Is this really all the same COBOL application? I'm truly impressed! Is there some kind of GUI toolkit for COBOL or the COBOL in this case only the logic behind the application and the GUI here is another language/framework? I ask
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by lytedev 9y ago
The pretty text underline ( https://atomiks.github.io/30-seconds-of-css/#pretty-text-und... ) looks pretty awful on Chrome 63.0.3239.132 (Official Build) (64-bit). I like this!
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by lytedev 9y ago
I can't read.
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by lytedev 9y ago
Hahaha "lubricous" - what a fantastic typo!
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by lytedev 9y ago
That's maybe the point. It's very good. Looks good, feels good, and works well. It's a Show HN, which normally means provide critical feedback. If you have none, then it probably works well. Which it does!
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by lytedev 9y ago
At a first glance, it looks like it only handles heightmaps, while dwarf fortress is more voxel-esque. Interiors might not (currently) be handled by this program.
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by lytedev 9y ago
This is super neat! I wonder how much work went into this. Is this official or a port by somebody?
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by lytedev 9y ago
I thought the entire point was to have _cables_ that work everywhere, which is my preference. I think the ports themselves can and should do different things - even my USB-A ports on my laptop have little icons beside them indicating their
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by lytedev 9y ago
European Union
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by lytedev 9y ago
Is this sarcasm? There's already a big demand for competition for YouTube and this seems to be a move that makes this possible.
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by lytedev 9y ago
That's just it, though. It's not about number of hours for Apple. It's about units sold.
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by lytedev 9y ago
At least in the JavaScript world, this was a lovely thing to have. Now we have linters which are even better! Still nice to include this so that all collaborators don't need to modify their editors to jump in!
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by lytedev 9y ago
Typed that mobile and wish I could edit it... Sorry!
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by lytedev 9y ago
For me, forcing me to be good about whitespace is very nice, no closing tags is even better, but the real kicker is .sep vs <div class="sep"></div> So short and concise! And the "somehow&quo
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by lytedev 9y ago
Why is this site's content off-center...? 1920x1080 desktop on Chrome. Is that slightly ironic?
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by lytedev 9y ago
Ehh... Sure. It CAN be learned, but just because you can doesn't mean you should. Everything about the process will be... Just difficult. Tedious. Don't do it.
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by lytedev 10y ago
It does! Check out Riot.im
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by lytedev 10y ago
Why not run an operating system that does let you use accessibility software at the login screen?
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by lytedev 10y ago
Why not use "jk" or "jj"?
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by lytedev 10y ago
Not the maintainer, but I assume because it helps developers looking for it in such a format. Saving them the time of converting is a nice move, IMO.
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by lytedev 10y ago
Yep! I always used http://example.org
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by lytedev 10y ago
I don't understand why, in this situation, just make it a compiler option? What are the downsides to options like this? Confusion among Rust users when perusing another code base?
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by lytedev 10y ago
https://ride.uber.com/ The site for the releases is obnoxious. I just want to see a nice bullet point summary of the new features. Not a completely scroll-hijacked web "experience" with 4 seconds of time consuming
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by lytedev 10y ago
This seems like a perfect response to my comment. The question is: how? The website doesn't make it very clear to developers (after a fairly quick skim on my part, at least) as to how they can help with the initiative. I have a Nexus 6
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by lytedev 10y ago
Interface seems gratuitously large except the status bar and clock and whatnot. In all the shots of the home screen (?) the on-screen navigation buttons seem to cover the labels of the app icons... sometimes. The "Muon" app has a
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by lytedev 10y ago
Couldn't node simply tell V8 to use the earlier defaults if it doesn't have its own tunings already?
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by lytedev 10y ago
In fairness, "Sergey" strikes me as a rather uncommon first name. Still, what a time indeed!
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by lytedev 10y ago
Is Opera fairly popular in other countries? I have a feeling this won't go over well with a large portion of the U.S.-based power-users that use it...

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