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by moystard 8y ago
I could return the question: what are you talking about? I have never said countries from the EU would not be impacted economically by a 'no deal' scenario. It would be bad for the whole continent. I was commenting on the "th
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by moystard 8y ago
Negotiations for a trade deal take years and the country will greatly suffer in the mean time as it is not prepared for a no deal scenario. The recent events with the traffic jam simulation or the ferry company without ferries are great exa
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by moystard 8y ago
Eventually it probably will (brexiters seem to think in 25 / 50 years time, which is apparently a good price to pay for Brexit...). However, the UK will lose the huge amount of influence it has at the moment on the world stage, will be
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by moystard 8y ago
I didn't know about Bear. Just had a look on their website and the application and user experience looks pretty stunning. However, I am not quite sure it justifies paying for this service when Apple Notes has got a lot better in the pa
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by moystard 8y ago
It looks like their servers are struggling with the current load. If you are curious about Nitrux: Nitrux is a Linux distribution based on Ubuntu suitable for laptops and desktop computers. Nitrux provides all the benefits of the Ubuntu ope
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by moystard 8y ago
Great tools can save you an immense amount of time = money, so it should not be as black & white, even with startups in their early days.
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by moystard 8y ago
Assuming that a majority of developers refuse to pay for software is, in my opinion, an exageration. I feel that we are in a position where we can estimate the amount of work and the dedication that a team has put into a great product. I ha
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by moystard 8y ago
It might be in terms of performance and energy consumption, but it is clearly not when it comes to privacy.
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Ask HN: Engineers/Designers in London, how is Brexit impacting you?
3 points by moystard 9y ago|2 comments
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by moystard 9y ago
I actually don't, it was a mistake on my side, I meant isolationism.
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by moystard 9y ago
It's crazy how much this country has changed since I moved in the UK in 2010. I originally moved here because London was a city encouraging tolerance, freedom and respect for each other. Technology wise, this city was also the heart of
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by moystard 10y ago
It takes courage to reflect on previous decisions and re-consider your product strategy. I am quite impressed by Mark Shuttleworth decision to move away from Unity and the desktop/phone convergence that has been slowing down innovation
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by moystard 10y ago
The issue is that many will think themselves qualified. It would be too easy if the Boss/Senior in the case described in the article was aware of their non qualification in the domain. I think the article is simply that if you are push
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by moystard 11y ago
Could you please list (or give a summary) of those gazillion spying features?
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Ask HN: How do you manage versioning and releasing with Gradle?
2 points by moystard 11y ago|0 comments
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by moystard 11y ago
The same way one can walk, or run, the person using the device can adjust his or her speed to their conditioning. I don't really understand the dismissal of the idea because one could go fast with it.
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by moystard 12y ago
How can something like that make you batty? For sure Ubuntu phone will never invite you to upgrade ...
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by moystard 12y ago
In terms of privacy, the issue is that most people out there use GMail, Yahoo Mail or Outlook, so even if you self-host or use a privacy aware service, when you'll send emails to others, or receive them, your privacy won't be full
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by moystard 12y ago
I really love the Finder Quick Look option using the space key, so you can have a quick pick without using a pane. Apart from that, Windows Explorer is definitely above the Finder that has been stalling for years now...
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by moystard 12y ago
Something that is definitely wrong with Linux is font rendering, it is really hard to get something decent, even when using tools like Infinality.
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by moystard 12y ago
It looks like there is only an English trailer for now.
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by moystard 12y ago
I use Git Bash personnally as a command line when on Windows, and I find it brilliant.
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by moystard 12y ago
Finder has always been disappointing in my opinion. Regarding the two windows side by side, you should have Spectacle a go, it works wonder, but the feature is indeed not included in OSX. I have always found the way OSX manages windows to b
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by moystard 12y ago
I am an OSX user primarily but I have never seen this kind of behaviour on any of my Windows installation. There is something wrong in what you describe.
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by moystard 12y ago
I have the same problem when looking for my username on Twitter.
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by moystard 12y ago
For now my biggest frustration is that Atom does not 'remember' the files/folders I was working on the last time I had it opened, and the Reopen last item does not seem to work at startup.
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by moystard 12y ago
React can be used without a Flux-like architecture. It can also be integrated in a MV* application, see Backbone React Component[1] for example that uses Backbone Model for rendering React components. [1] https://github.com/
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by moystard 12y ago
I often use Grunt or Gulp for my projects along with the connect/livereload plugins so that's not critical to me when choosing an editor.
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by moystard 12y ago
When I had first installed Atom a few months back, I had performance issues as well, but it does not seem to be the case anymore with all the work they put in the editor's performance last summer.
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by moystard 12y ago
I have been a Sublime Text user for quite some time now but I am always interested in open source software, especially when they are built using web technologies. I decided to install Atom.io today and was surprised by the performances, the

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