mmgutz

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by mmgutz 10y ago
It's strange but I went the other way. I started hating MS because of working in .NET. Basically, if something wasn't blessed by MS, it wasn't used. There were open source MVC projects but since MS only blessed ASP.NET forms
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by mmgutz 10y ago
Why not custom scripts via `--scripts-version`? How do you keep things up-to-date like create-react-app does?
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by mmgutz 10y ago
Facebook are where my cuckoo "friends" hangout and post political and religious views. My observation is the more personal problems you have and the stronger your views, the more likely you will post on Facebook to get attention.
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by mmgutz 10y ago
If I'm understanding correctly, seems like this is back to the old days when routes mapped directly to pages. From experience with ASP, it is not a good thing. You need to separate the routing from the presentation ala MVC. I can see t
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by mmgutz 10y ago
When? I want to buy NOW!
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by mmgutz 10y ago
In day-to-day work, I still choose VS code over Sublime. The plugins are actively maintained and simply better. Go, eslint, tslint plugins specifically. Most of the files I edit are less than a few hundreds line of code and that's a go
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by mmgutz 10y ago
Worked for two Fortune 500 real estate financial services companies. The pay was excellent. If I had family to support, I would not have left. The money was too good. The work was unfulfilling; brown-nosing, meetings, horrendous code base.
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by mmgutz 10y ago
Left Windows because MBP were the best laptops. Leaving Mac because of the silly decisions made around next gen MBP. No mag safe (without purchasing dongles). Removed ESC key. No, I'm not going to retrain my fingers because Apple think
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by mmgutz 10y ago
The old way, it gets downloaded, then run `sudo dpkg -i FILE.deb`. With the new PPA, just run `sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade`. Maybe I just like the terminal but upgrading VS.code is simpler than installing other unix utils.
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by mmgutz 10y ago
Way back when I used to do .NET, alt.NET was also an umbrella for alternative frameworks like Castle, data mappers, etc. It would be great to see a resurgence of non-MS frameworks. Don't get me wrong the MS prescribed frameworks are gr
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by mmgutz 10y ago
I remember Borland vs Ms Delphi vs VB TASM vs MASM Borland C++ OWL vs Microsfot C++/MFC Philippe Khan vs Gates Delphi was the raddest RAD tool. The free VCL components for it were often better than commercial VB Ac
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by mmgutz 10y ago
For a minute there I thought something happened in the world that I was not made aware of. I didn't see Hacker News change their bar so it was just an unexplained github style change.
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by mmgutz 10y ago
Along the same tone, httprouter doesn't allow defining these routes simultaneously users/:id users/watching Was kind of surprised as we have many routes like that. Like gorilla/mux, I think it was just first
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by mmgutz 10y ago
When something is too good to be true it probably is not. Even if it was written in assembly these are dubious results. The graph alone tells me the quality of the claims.
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by mmgutz 10y ago
Same with our team. Linux, for the most part, is a much better development experience. The only con is our front-end guy can't use Photoshop. I don't even miss iterm2 anymore. i3 tiling WM is iterm2 for the whole desktop on steroi
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by mmgutz 10y ago
As user of i3 and not having tried StumpWM what makes splitting windows easier in StumpWM?
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by mmgutz 10y ago
Agree it's made for servers. Great for older machines. Too often I've run into old libraries when I want to use a recent desktop app. I'm not knocking Debian but its kernel is older, dependencies are older. Great for stabilit
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by mmgutz 10y ago
Hard to beat Ubuntu LTS. It has plenty of documentation and community support, has mostly up-to-date drivers and runs VirtualBox. LTS offers stability over several years. I use Xubuntu variant with i3. Moreover, I prefer to develop on the s
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by mmgutz 10y ago
They say they have top scores on performance benchmarks but weren't those run on Windows servers? Would like to see Linux benchmarks.
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by mmgutz 10y ago
I don't use emacs but I would be surprised if those weren't supported. Vim-go, VS.Code both offer those features through community plugins. I would not be surprised if JetBrains were using the same code services used by those plug
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by mmgutz 10y ago
vs.code - FREE - faster - source is on github - easy to write, fix plugins in javascript - javascript intellisense is better WebStorm is a good product but it doesn't really do anything that much better than vs
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by mmgutz 10y ago
Semver has bitten us several times with node packages. All most of us care about is whether a release is backwards compatible with the package we developed against. There should be one rule: if it's the same major version it is compati
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by mmgutz 10y ago
httprouter is unforgiving with routes. IIRC, having both of these routes are not allowed /users/:id /users/create Seems like a common use case.
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by mmgutz 10y ago
Been doing it for a while now. I mostly use the terminal, vim and a lightweight window manager i3 in VirtualBox on a desktop machine. I never do file sharing. Tried Samba and others. Was problematic. Another option if you use mostly the ter
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by mmgutz 10y ago
The title suggests it is Windows damaging the speakers. When it's actually the bootcamp drivers provided by Apple correct?
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by mmgutz 10y ago
Jacques and Julia ... those were the days My boiled eggs always come out perfect and more importantly easy to peel thanks to him.
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by mmgutz 10y ago
I would pick node simply because it is more mature. How good is the Postgres .NET Core package for example? Last I checked it was still being worked on (with good progress though). For me it's not about .NET Core vs node but how good i
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by mmgutz 10y ago
Just wondering. What advantages does it have over vim? I tried sublime and at least for JavaScript and Go, the plugins weren't better than what I was already using in Vim. And what about the ability to use it in an SSH session?
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by mmgutz 10y ago
Kind of surprised. My team uses it and the fact that it is all text driven (works with git) has them all sold. We mostly use class and sequence diagrams.
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by mmgutz 10y ago
Is anybody using this new .NET stuff on Linux for production daemons? My experience in using Mono/XSP for backend services wasn't joyful. Willing to try .NET Core (?) on small projects if it is approaching JVM stability.

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