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by nakkiel 15y ago
In Qt 5 the entry point for applications can be QML instead of C++. We expect that all UI will be written in QML. JavaScript will
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by nakkiel 15y ago
They are loosing the unixes too. This has always been a big winner for Qt. What toolkits run on most operating systems? There sure aren't many of them and they mostly suck.
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by nakkiel 15y ago
Not to mention that there were not much information in his possession that isn't in someone else's. If there really were anything that hadn't be told yet about all those "CIA operations", I don't see how his death would prevent their releas
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by nakkiel 15y ago
AFAIK, BB users are pretty attached to their platform. The lack of innovation may have driven them to other products but I wouldn't bet this is going to last forever. Seen the new Bold Touch?
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by nakkiel 15y ago
I think you are being mislead. For Microsoft, especially in their current position, consolidating their "automatic" user adoption strategy is both vital for the company and essential for preventing more users to use concurrent services. Thi
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by nakkiel 15y ago
Oh, I'm very late. Thanks for the information, I really thought it was not legally possible to have RTT as a cadre (a quick Google search proved me wrong and, as I see, you too). So I guess, that's because there was a negotiation with your
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by nakkiel 15y ago
Implying a keyboard shortcut is not customizable...
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by nakkiel 15y ago
I second this. I read some information on Unity and it all sounded so common to me that I thought WMII and the likes actually had an impact on how people making window manager think about window managers. I'll stick with WMII though as it n
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by nakkiel 15y ago
It's been there for about a week IIRC. Edit: well, it looks like the link is not always present. Is it being A/B tested or something?
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by nakkiel 15y ago
There is. Look at the top of the main page.
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by nakkiel 16y ago
That's untrue. In France high responsibility positions have a different status (called "cadre") and there is no such thing as RTT for them (although in very large companies they might happen to actually take them into account): there is pra
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by nakkiel 16y ago
Procrastination, anyone? :) I sometimes have to force myself to write it down at all.
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by nakkiel 16y ago
This, my friend is your experience. Make the best with it. To be honest, it sounds terrific. Also, some years ago I wrote an accounting application I wasn't particularly proud of and it was always with apprehension that I was going back to
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by nakkiel 16y ago
Regarding Clojure, perhaps this is because the audience of the language is different than other Lisps. I do think that a lot of Clojure users are first time lispers or old-time lispers that moved to something else and are now coming back th
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by nakkiel 16y ago
ERP. Forget about being fully SaaS but be SaaS enough so that what you build to scale in the cloud can also scale out of the cloud. Edit: what I mean is that most companies interested in SaaS are actually more confident to host their own li
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by nakkiel 16y ago
I heard about this back when it was released. IMO a much more interesting reading. I heard the guys behind it have other projects. That kind of book provides a view on the events never before available. It's a condensed testimonial about a
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by nakkiel 16y ago
Unfortunately, it's doesn't make any sense until it's too late.
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by nakkiel 16y ago
IMHO, Google's biggest problem is people who think Google has loads of problems. For example, when Google releases a product that's certainly not perfect but at least as good as that of its concurrents (Buzz for example), it doesn't take of
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by nakkiel 16y ago
At least he could be more of a kid and pretend. Which means I actually agree with you.
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by nakkiel 16y ago
What kind of unnecessary elitism is this exactly?
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by nakkiel 16y ago
"Don't steal computers belonging to people who know how to use computers" Implying using a data sync service turns one into one of the chosen few who "know how to use computers".
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by nakkiel 16y ago
The last bit is priceless. The mere fact that the kid doesn't show any sort of adequate moral judgement should justify prosecution.
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by nakkiel 16y ago
Actually this button simply takes you to the top of the page. The modal is not closed but rather out of sight. If you scroll down, you will be able to close it.
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by nakkiel 16y ago
Mind if I upvote that one?
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by nakkiel 16y ago
Well, this is 2011. That sort of policy just isn't in application anymore. Because companies with policies are companies with upgrade policies as well.
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by nakkiel 16y ago
Exactly. I didn't bother reading the whole page but came back right away on HN to check the comment thread. You guys though are killing all the fun.
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by nakkiel 16y ago
I deeply agree with that. At the same time, I believe it's time to forcefully put other energy sources to use, make them work and more generally give them their chance. I'd go as far as saying this would draw a lot of economical activity wo
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by nakkiel 16y ago
AFAIK the radiations might come from the fire in rector 4.
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by nakkiel 16y ago
Nuclear Plant vs. 9.0 Earthquake & Tsunami. I honestly wouldn't have bet on the Nuclear Plant only a week ago. I'll add that besides the headlines, Thailand is considering to cancel its 5 plants project. Fortunately, this simply means l
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by nakkiel 16y ago
Assuming the conservative base in Germany wouldn't back Nuclear Energy. I don't know what it's worth but this wouldn't be true in France for example. As for reconsidering Nucealr Energy, I still think we should wait for the end of the whole

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