oinksoft

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by oinksoft 14y ago
I always want to say this, but figure that I would get banned as well. Fun.
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by oinksoft 14y ago
Consider it the "invisible hand" of Salesforce.com at work. They have a single-minded focus on Java technology, and they will go after the easy money at the Java shops (they know how to sell these things).
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by oinksoft 14y ago
Hm, my impression is more along the lines of, "this probably was hacked together in a weekend and might be discarded in another." It's not a fair impression, but my snap judgment is that if somebody is invested in their product, they'd put
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by oinksoft 14y ago
I think that's it, and I probably heard the term "fuck you money" in the discussion following.
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by oinksoft 14y ago
I must be crazy then. I would've sworn that aaronsw wrote a blog post where he talked about having "fuck you money", depression, and other things like that.
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by oinksoft 14y ago
Didn't he write a blog post about having "fuck you money" a few years ago? I can't find it now.
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by oinksoft 14y ago
Celery is one of the easiest things to set up. It really doesn't get much simpler. Your configuration is living in your django project as python source code, and `celeryd` is no-fuss.
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by oinksoft 14y ago
I refuse to use CoffeeScript and I avoid using libraries that are written in the language.
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by oinksoft 14y ago
Array.prototype.forEach and friends are trivial to shim and shouldn't be broken for anybody.
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by oinksoft 14y ago
How does having a "Join" form make somebody a better "hacker"?
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by oinksoft 14y ago
Why would you tell somebody that they completely agree with you when they just said that they disagreed? That's so rude. You say "That's cowboy programmer bullshit", he says "I completely disagree." Do you really think there's a chance he s
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by oinksoft 14y ago
There's no great reason for a small shop to use Github rather than hosting the repositories themselves.
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by oinksoft 14y ago
The plugin can absolutely mock the ad element(s) and make them seem to be visible.
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by oinksoft 14y ago
I'm referring to the real inflation of the currency: There is no mechanism for new bitcoins to be created when all blocks are confirmed. You need to create new currency to avoid deflation because populations grow.
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by oinksoft 14y ago
Innocent until proven guilty? Conspiracy theorists would tell you that there's no surer way to discredit somebody with no real evidence than to publicize a salacious sex story.
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by oinksoft 14y ago
The source is a "tweet" saying that a truck carrying the next day's supplies for the embassy (whatever those comprise) was turned away. This message was from ... Wikileaks. But the BBC reported police surrounding the embassy so it is not un
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by oinksoft 14y ago
Bitcoin price will continue to rise unless something happens causing confidence in the currency to collapse. It is designed to never inflate, and as more blocks are confirmed, we see that it deflates.
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by oinksoft 14y ago
I guess I prefer the fire-and-forget approach, only going back to edit my own comments for spelling and grammar ("EDIT: ... EDIT 2: ... is sort of grating to me). You make a good point though, and I don't believe that comment-self-awareness
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by oinksoft 14y ago
I'm apathetic, but please let's not start the trend of self-aware "downvote me" or "why the downvotes?" comments on this website. I'm of the opinion that it's needless, manipulative clutter.
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by oinksoft 14y ago
There's also Beanstalk which I believe was the original github-style Subversion service.
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by oinksoft 14y ago
OK, sorry if I offended you, it's just that some "trolls" are quite subtle and there are enough iffy things that I suspected a joke behind this. The project name also bears similarity to some other projects that have been jokes in the past:
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by oinksoft 14y ago
I feel like I've been living under a rock. Please replace said rock.
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by oinksoft 14y ago
I'm pretty sure this is a joke/parody. This has to be a joke... On the homepage:  (...)  (...) <!-- Le HTML5 shim, for IE6-8 support of HTML5 elements --&#62
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by oinksoft 14y ago
.io seems solidified as branding indicating that the business is oriented to developers, being a niche of "B2B." It may feel like a fad but the TLD is valuable for reasons other than availability, unlike deliberate misspellings you cite suc
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by oinksoft 14y ago
I didn't know github offered an appliance, that sounds like a good fit for those folks as long as it's priced reasonably.
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by oinksoft 14y ago
This then requires exposing a crucial part of your development workflow at a public URL (even if the resource is authenticated). For various reasons, this is quite simply a non-starter for many shops who might otherwise be prepared to bite
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by oinksoft 14y ago
I have little doubt that a great many of the programmers here adopted DVCS long before commercial web frontends became popular. You have it backwards: Github has git to thank, and not the other way around.
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by oinksoft 14y ago
It is simpler and easier to set up a new git repository on a webserver than it is to do the same on github. It is also simpler to set up post-receive hooks and the like when you want them to do sophisticated things. The ramp-up to get git w
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by oinksoft 14y ago
Well for one, we don't worry about the server git is on going down github has been down for far longer in the past four years than the server where I keep my repositories, which has only been offline for maintenance reboot. This i
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by oinksoft 14y ago
Yes, there's been a trend recently of "I'm redesigning X, completely from scratch, because it needs it" with the implication that X's current design is badly in need of improvement. This is going to bring the designer both positive and nega

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