mmgutz

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   by mmgutz 13y ago

   PlantUML can't be beat IMHO for UML diagrams. It's the Markdown for UML.
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   by mmgutz 13y ago

   Warning for all of those who are a little overweight and older. I forced myself to use a standing desk after reading all the health benefits. The end result was plantar fasciatis.
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   by mmgutz 13y ago

   What would be the advantages of using this over static site generators?
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   by mmgutz 13y ago

   I've never had any issues with GoDaddy for domains. There are always coupons for renewals. I've never paid more than $7/yr for each of the twenty or so domains I have. Just make sure you don't have domains autorenewing.
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   by mmgutz 13y ago

   As others have pointed out here, the article above is much too large on an Apple 27" Cinema Display. One of my peeves with web pages in general is I choose a default font face, size and weight based on my monitor or laptop screen and t
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   by mmgutz 13y ago

   Looks elegant. What's the status on the JVM backend? Had too many resource leaks running mono daemons (several years ago, not sure if mono has gotten better).
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   by mmgutz 13y ago

   Best one by far and it's from google employees
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   by mmgutz 13y ago

   Good timing. I was waiting until a big player bought into OrientDB. SilverStripe may not be as big as Drupal, Joomla or WP but they have a large user base.
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   by mmgutz 13y ago

   Does this affect Phonegap and Ximian?
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    by mmgutz 13y ago

    Why would you use gnome if you've used xmonad :)I run crunchbang (debian w/ openbox) and it's awesome.
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    by mmgutz 13y ago

    I think you get the best of both worlds with `gocraft/web`. I feel args when you inject 3 or more (db, session ...) is cumbersome. `gocraft/web` is faster too since it has less reflection.
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    by mmgutz 13y ago

    Ridiculous. First Ryan Dahl, now Ben. Why does the guy who wrote the blog post still have a job? That is the most unprofessional post I've read on a company blog.
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    by mmgutz 13y ago

    Github has been a much more productive resource for me as well as blogs. Yes, every now and then I find something valuable on StackOverflow but too many times the question I want answered is deemed not worthy or the answer outdated.
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    by mmgutz 13y ago

    I recommend gvm which installs and manages go versions. If you want per project workspace, create a pkgset for each. Linking the current directory to the current workspace (pkgset) is something like this. # active workspace gvm pk
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    by mmgutz 13y ago

    Is there an online transpiler to compare the Python source to the generated JavaScript as on the CoffeeScript site?
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    by mmgutz 13y ago

    Very useful. Good job.
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    by mmgutz 13y ago

    I still don't get vagrant. I create an image in VirtualBox. clone it, then provision with Ansible. The thing that has always bothered me about vagrant boxes is it has stuff baked into the image. I want state EXACTLY like I get on a bar
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    by mmgutz 13y ago

    The only thing I really see in martini over plain gorilla mux is dependency injection which has a reflection cost. Once you peel back the Classic mode, which I advise not using except for trivial projects, your code base is about the same.
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    by mmgutz 13y ago

    I'm building a hybrid app right now. I can't see Angular and all its magic being a good fit. The provided browser controls in smart devices have horrible performance and are often several releases behind. Most are deceived thinkin
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    by mmgutz 13y ago

    I'll admit I'm one of those who whined about nodeJS targeting Windows. Windows is starting to look more and more like a first-tier nodeJS platform with help from Microsoft! Can't wait to try this out. How about a little golan
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    by mmgutz 13y ago

    As a developer I think "Wow, impressive". They have serious creativity and brainpower on that team. But, as a developer I also think how much magic must be going on there. I've always been a lightweight framework kind of guy
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    by mmgutz 13y ago

    Looks like a lot of reflection. At that point, I would just stick with express and node. All that magic comes at a cost.
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    by mmgutz 13y ago

    No sample? And you want my e-mail?
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    by mmgutz 13y ago

    GOPATH can be a list of paths. `cd $GOPATH` doesn't always work.
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    by mmgutz 13y ago

    If you guys like Debian and want a beatiful, fast DE and WM try Crunchbang. Used to be an Ubuntu and Mint guy. Even tried Xubuntu. I settled on Crunchbang, based on openbox, mainly because it is easy to configure, sensible out of the box an
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    by mmgutz 13y ago

    Is the 'dirty' anti glare coating still there? The UltraSharp monitors haven't compared well against my Apple Cinema Display. I love all the inputs and stand of the UltraSharp but ultimately it boils down to how good it is fo
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    by mmgutz 13y ago

    Ran into same issues with nodejs. If one of your dependencies use libxy 1.2 and your app depends on libxy 1.4, you have to be careful which one gets loaded first and hope one is compatiblew with the ohter. Good luck if the APIs are differen
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    by mmgutz 13y ago

    On my box, zsh only searches based on the first word. Other options, in comments above, search on multi words. For example "git push" then up arrow works expected.
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    by mmgutz 13y ago

    Pretty sad really. I'm a boxing fan. Floyd Mayweather made over 90 million dollars in his last fight. Nobel winner - 1.25 million. Where are our priorities?
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    by mmgutz 13y ago

    If you deploy from git, like many of us do, and you're in the middle of pulling down dependencies from github .. It's happened a couple of times. We moved to our own private server with forks of any dependencies we need.