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by netcraft 13y ago
I hadn't realized how small this is. I was imagining something about 1.5x to 2x as tall from the previous pictures I had seen. It is impressive how modular they have made it in such as small package, but the inability to expand withou
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by netcraft 13y ago
curious about the pc - was it custom built? just interested in the other components you chose.
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by netcraft 13y ago
I know in the past Notch has live streamed his development of things like this - is there anyone else doing things like that?
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by netcraft 13y ago
so I can't seem to find a roadmap for docker - a blog post from august said they were trying to be "production ready" by the end of october. Does anyone know when it is supposed to hit 1.0 / production ready?
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by netcraft 13y ago
with jetbrains folks in here it would be nice to get a comment from them on this. Even just something that says its not coming would be better than no response at all. I love intellij, but sublime multi cursors would be a huge performance
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by netcraft 13y ago
This is interesting - do you know of any examples out there of the structure you're talking about?
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by netcraft 13y ago
My biggest complaint with Grails is its reliance on GORM - You can do sql, but it doesn't make it easy and the whole framework is really geared towards the ORM functionality and the opinionated view of the database and naming conventio
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by netcraft 13y ago
I really like groovy, it seems to be a good sweet spot between the power of java and syntactic sugar. I just wish there were more framework options, like something between ratpack and grails. I dont want to use ORM or a heavy duty framewo
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by netcraft 13y ago
anyone know what kind of files this thing can export to?
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by netcraft 13y ago
This is quite interesting. Does this mean all clients are seeing the same video rendering? What made you do it this way rather than render on the client and update positioning over WebRTC? Regardless id love to read more about your progres
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by netcraft 13y ago
works pretty well on my ipad mini connecting to windows 7. much more responsive than I expected.
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by netcraft 13y ago
perhaps. I was interested in it because the jvm is appealing to me (performance and the sheer volume of available, tested libraries), but I dont want to write java boilerplate and groovy seems to have some cool dynamic language features.
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by netcraft 13y ago
im curious what people dislike about groovy. I haven't tried it much but it seemed like a decent language and good alternative to java. I wasn't thrilled with the availability of frameworks for it, but that was about the only co
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by netcraft 13y ago
OT, but "I’ve got a folder with 20 node projects that contains over 100,000 files." - seriously? I'm haven't played much with node - is 5000 files in a project normal?
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by netcraft 13y ago
I think the fact that they are releasing it now is an admission of defeat. I know a few people that kept their blackberry as long as they did only because of BBM, so I can understand them not releasing it sooner, but I agree, a couple of y
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by netcraft 13y ago
which is because the carriers were not making the updates available in a timely fashion, correct?
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by netcraft 13y ago
in other news, it must really suck to be github where your service being down is front page HN news.
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by netcraft 13y ago
Here is the article I was quoting: http://www.nytimes.com/2013/05/15/health/panel-finds-no-bene... and the study it was quoting: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22110105 It looks
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by netcraft 13y ago
yeah, thats kinda where I am. I don't think I'm salt sensitive, I think I just have bad genes. And the bp meds are managing it rather well. I'm still trying not to go overboard with the salt (I think cutting out fast food
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by netcraft 13y ago
I'm 31. A recent physical revealed that I have both high blood pressure and high cholesterol. They've put me on meds for the bp (which is now under control rather well) but they wanted me to try a lifestyle change before putting
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by netcraft 13y ago
Was hoping for NFC in the last one - really wish they would do it just so that tech could really take off.
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by netcraft 13y ago
just a suggestion if the author is here - maybe be more consistent when showing bad vs good - sometimes you show the good then the bad and sometimes vice versa. Try to stick to one or the other - or alternatively change the background colo
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by netcraft 13y ago
on an unrelated (to golang) note, does anyone have any experience they would like to share about iron.io? especially it vs rabbitmq or amazon sqs?
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by netcraft 13y ago
I really wish there was something like sqlite to replace MS Access - actually I think what I really want is something to replace MS Excel that isn't MS Access. The ability to have a self contained file based database that can be moved
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by netcraft 13y ago
I was under the impression that grails is a clone of rails (I think it was actually called rails at one point and they were asked to rename it), but not that groovy is a clone of ruby - I think they have drawn a lot of inspiration from ruby
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by netcraft 13y ago
we are considering groovy and grails for this sort of reason. I work with lots of enterprise clients who won't consider anything on premises thats not .net or java.
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by netcraft 13y ago
anyone know how to do something similar on a windows laptop?
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by netcraft 13y ago
So ember and angular are similar correct? Are there any other contenders in that same space we should look at if we are considering js on front-ends?
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by netcraft 13y ago
That will be amazing - I was just reading your blog earlier - I like how you're going about things and it really seems you're on a great track. Let me know if you need a beta-tester! Keep up the good work.
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by netcraft 13y ago
We got two rifts this last week. They really are incredibly immersive. First law is definitely on my list to play - we just didn't have an extra controller around the office. Some other good ones are the Unreal Dev Kit (seems it nee

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