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by mateuszf 9y ago
Browsers fall back to default encoding if the page doesn't specify encoding, or the encoding is not supported by browser.
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by mateuszf 9y ago
Any advantages over mitmproxy?
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by mateuszf 9y ago
Suggestion to improve the UX for some users by having them write CSS stylesheets? Count me it ;). Nothing personal, but this sounded a bit surreal to me.
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by mateuszf 9y ago
It's not the same thing. In macOS, it has tabs within one application. It's about tabs across different apps inside one window.
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by mateuszf 9y ago
Finally, ion3 concept implemented in a mainstream OS.
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by mateuszf 9y ago
> Am I missing something? Is syntax the only reason that makes people excited about it? That with combination of precise refactorings, unlike in case or ruby. And without unnecessary complexity of scala.
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by mateuszf 9y ago
`clj-http`, `enlive`, `cheshire` in case of `clojure` worked fine for me
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by mateuszf 9y ago
> many ways to do concurrency (instead of async all the way) Though core.async makes async programming quite nice
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by mateuszf 9y ago
> Nope but few (if any) platforms will accommodate such a demand. JavaScript does though, and it even doesn't need bytecode.
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by mateuszf 9y ago
My guess it's just a hack to show HTML+CSS are enough to do it without a real programming language.
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by mateuszf 9y ago
Maybe the fact that on Android you often have to agree for the apps to to gather certain data and give them permissions. Of course there is a lot of grey area here, but mostly from the specific apps, not necessarily from the OS.
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by mateuszf 9y ago
It could be used for storing/fetching secrets and managing access for teams of real/application users.
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by mateuszf 9y ago
C++ in itself is pretty complex comparing to other languages
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by mateuszf 9y ago
Looks great! I'll wait for the OSX version. Also - vim or emacs shortcuts would be appreciated.
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by mateuszf 9y ago
Can't you do the same thing with docker, docker compose?
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by mateuszf 9y ago
Isn't this just event sourcing?
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by mateuszf 9y ago
Indeed you're not very effective in prasing MariaDB.
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by mateuszf 9y ago
You can use React and virtual dom without JSX. Not that it's pleasant though.
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by mateuszf 9y ago
> i was in the same boat as you regards to syntax but in 10 mins you will grasp everything about vuejs. Not sure about the original poster, but I prefer react/jsx not because it's simpler, but it's more powerful - it'
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by mateuszf 9y ago
Are you suggesting credit cards also don't have value?
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by mateuszf 9y ago
Then you can use the "mute" feature
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by mateuszf 9y ago
It's actually trivial to test, because all of the state is known at any time. So yes - kinda global state, but exact full state as input and exact full state out as output. Which you can test sliced into parts with as many tests as you
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by mateuszf 9y ago
Or just use Clojure, which is a nice Lisp (not CL) for the JVM
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by mateuszf 9y ago
> A giant PID 1 that controls everything Kernel is also a giant code that controls everything. Is this such a bad thing?
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by mateuszf 9y ago
Is this maybe planned?
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by mateuszf 9y ago
Anyone knows if it works with GitHub Enterprise?
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by mateuszf 9y ago
Because there are other languages, which also provide the benefits, but without these downsides.
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by mateuszf 10y ago
To be fair though, Java and Swing which JetBrains IDEs use are also not exactly native.
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by mateuszf 10y ago
How many other web frameworks with support for "automatic code splitting, routing, hot code reloading and universal (server-side and client-side) rendering" do you know?
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by mateuszf 10y ago
JVM is the benefit, but great immutable collections data structures and respective functions are also very very nice.

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