mweibel

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by mweibel 14y ago
Erm - why exactly? Sources?
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by mweibel 14y ago
If I have pycharm - is it more or less the same when I install e.g. the Ruby plugin?
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by mweibel 14y ago
I use PyCharm for Python & some Javascript development. Works quite well although there could be improvements in the code inspection for javascript files.
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Developing scalable services with node.js and redis (chat example)(blog.denivip.ru)
2 points by mweibel 14y ago|0 comments
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by mweibel 14y ago
It's been such a great game, I lost countless hours as well. They redid the original Goldeneye for Wii and sadly I bought it. It's a horrible remake. Aiming with pointing using the Wii Remote is really hard and turning around takes ages, bu
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by mweibel 14y ago
This is plain wrong. Unemployment in Eurozone is so high because of a lot of other Problems. Switzerland has also quite a lot of laws which protect employees and the rate is lower than in a lot of countries.
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We just released Mila, your next generation smart business assistant(mila.com)
3 points by mweibel 14y ago|0 comments
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by mweibel 14y ago
Yes, did this already :) thanks for making these articles!
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by mweibel 14y ago
Very good article and very good explained. I have a hard time really getting physics but if my teachers would have explained it this way I might actually have had fun with it :)
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A dead squirrel and b2b premium pricing(fastcompany.com)
2 points by mweibel 14y ago|0 comments
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Petition for Twitter to keep the ecosystem open(change.org)
3 points by mweibel 14y ago|0 comments
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by mweibel 14y ago
I'm currently building support for this into Candy, a multiuser javascript based xmpp client: http://candy-chat.github.com/candy-webrtc/ If everything works, candy should be able to connect to gTalk as well, at some point. (Uses Jingle fo
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by mweibel 14y ago
http://hacks.mozilla.org/2012/04/webrtc-efforts-underway-at-... :)
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by mweibel 14y ago
2037: Brain will have conquered the world.
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by mweibel 14y ago
Of course a certain excitement can help doing more productive hours a day for a couple of weeks/months but I don't think this holds on for a longer time. As a software engineer I exactly notice the things the article mentions. After 6-7 hou
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by mweibel 14y ago
> Things become less intellectually challenging as your brain gets seasoned to it. That's obviously true. >Even coding for that matter these days has become pretty less intellectually challenging. Growth of modern day IDE's have ren
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by mweibel 14y ago
Disclaimer - I work for Mila. The conference attendees really liked those as they were pretty different :)
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by mweibel 14y ago
Ok I might have misunderstood you ;) Well I'm not saying comments are generally bad. But I think a lot of comments can be replaced by better code :) Solid examples I can't really show you atm (I'm not yet there where I'd say from myself tha
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by mweibel 14y ago
Well done code has good variables, good method/function naming and small methods/functions. If you have those 3 parts, you won't need any comments because it's self explanatory. Comments often tend to explain the same thing as the code exa
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by mweibel 14y ago
didn't look at the code but if it's good code, why would you need more comments? Good code explains itself.
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Google has redesigned it's analytics landingpage(google.com)
5 points by mweibel 15y ago|0 comments
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by mweibel 15y ago
+1! That's really important. Also if you e.g. receive a notification per email about something and go on this page by clicking the link it should remove the unread notification for this particular thing.
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by mweibel 15y ago
Disclaimer: I'm working for this project. We're hiring passionate developers/engineers. Take a look at the Hiring Page: http://about.mila.com/en/jobs/
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by mweibel 15y ago
Simply great game and the remake of it on the Wii is not half as good as the original. I remember that I nearly knew every map by heart :) (But I didn't manage to remember the respawn points.. crazy ;))
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by mweibel 15y ago
I didn't use basecamp before and I'm just testing a little bit. Seems to be quite fast. What I kinda don't like: If you click on e.g. a discussion, a modal-window-like layer pops up where the discussion is displayed. Now how can I go back?
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by mweibel 15y ago
Because others do it doesn't mean that everyone should do it. If you want to open it in a new window or a new tab, just click with the correct key on your keyboard pressed. That's what people expect and that's the correct way to do it.
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by mweibel 15y ago
no thanks. That's breaking the usability.
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by mweibel 15y ago
Seems like Microsoft is becoming more likeable recently. I hope this happens for their main products, too :)
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by mweibel 15y ago
Interesting insights you give here. Do you still think XMPP/Jabber is too complicated?
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Windows Live Messenger supports XMPP(windowsteamblog.com)
96 points by mweibel 15y ago|39 comments

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