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by oinksoft 14y ago
Sadly neither is anything like the original iTunes. It really wasn't very different from iTunes now: Imagine iTunes without any references to a store, apps, movies, etc., completely focused on importing, burning, listening to, and organizin
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by oinksoft 14y ago
Good. Maybe then I can have my music player/library that's just a player/library, like the original iTunes.
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by oinksoft 14y ago
Yea, I just took that as a statement that this software is not for people like me.
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Rebar Releases and Being Wrong(ferd.ca)
1 points by oinksoft 14y ago|0 comments
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Scaling Riak at Kiip(basho.com)
91 points by oinksoft 14y ago|39 comments
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by oinksoft 14y ago
Also, having an account that is less than a year old doesn't mean very much. I've been using Hacker News since early 2008, but Oinksoft is only about a year old, hence the age of this account.
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by oinksoft 14y ago
As well as a ton of AdBlock users who'd prefer discussion of the presentation's content, and have no idea about the obtrusive adverts others mention ...
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by oinksoft 14y ago
So now you've gone from "I don't want to be negative..." to full-on anti-Piston zealot? Looks like you just edited that post, > Critical Update 2012/05/10!!! > Critical Update 2012/05/10!!! > Critical Update 2012/05/10!!! (I gue
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by oinksoft 14y ago
I think this is why many people nowadays use ad blockers like AdBlock Plus, and tracking blockers like Ghostery.
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by oinksoft 14y ago
It's in the BitBucket footer: We run Django 1.3.1 / Piston 0.3dev / Git 1.7.6 / Hg 1.9.1 / Python 2.7.3 Presumably they use it for their APIs http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/BITBUCKET/Using+the+...
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by oinksoft 14y ago
> I don't want to say anything negative, but let's face it: django-piston is dead. Typical "I don't want to be rude or anything..." bullshit. Django Piston is not a dead project. It is stable and not buggy, which may explain why there i
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by oinksoft 14y ago
How is that different from for foo in bar ubiquitous in modern programming languages?
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by oinksoft 14y ago
A self-promoter.
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by oinksoft 15y ago
I'd just like to say that I'm very thankful Firefox has neither invisible scrollbars nor inertial scrolling. F11 is full-screen in Firefox.
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by oinksoft 15y ago
Note that ClojureScript is only related to the Google Closure project via the compiler. So a demonstration of jQuery to Closure Library API calls would serve an unrelated purpose.
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by oinksoft 15y ago
I have one cheat sheet at my desk, and it is this one.
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by oinksoft 15y ago
ActiveResource was very buggy and it's good they're getting rid of it because it doesn't seem like there was any effort for improving that wart. Django ROA, which is just a third-party app, is far more thorough and predictable.
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by oinksoft 15y ago
Just a small note, your website breaks the back button. It would be nice if it did not break the back button though.
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by oinksoft 15y ago
Free and open source are not opposing philosophies. Software cannot realistically be considered "free" without being open source.
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by oinksoft 15y ago
Why? Maybe he was paid by the linux foundation during that time? Other sources of income? The gratuit "of course" is not clear to me. And Rails is sponsored by 37Signals. You'd be hard pressed to find very many large open source projects
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by oinksoft 15y ago
For me, that depends on the size of the library and how much I am using it. I really don't need a library to handle the logic of connecting to a server and sending things as simple as IRC messages. This is not something that I really expect
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by oinksoft 15y ago
That game always seemed like a choppy, blurry GoldenEye to me.
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by oinksoft 15y ago
a) $25k is not a lot of money for very well-known programmers. What if Linus said, "I have this great idea for a version control system, but I need the community to raise $100k to make it happen"? Of course he would never do that. The rea
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by oinksoft 15y ago
I wouldn't submit a pull request because I'm not interested in ever using this project. It accomplishes one narrow goal and would need to be rewritten to do much else -- and the twisted requirement is onerous. I guess it's a special effort
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by oinksoft 15y ago
Maybe I did! It seemed the posting account was a "Denise", and recent changelogs on the project website only attributed documentation changes to her. Her approach to "hacking" sure differs from mine ... from using "#!./tbenv/bin/python" (ra
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by oinksoft 15y ago
Step 1: I copied the LogBot code into local files, and tried running it. And the code is pretty much that, with a few extra lines ... a copy and paste job. It really isn't difficult to write an IRC bot using the standard library ... here'
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by oinksoft 15y ago
Oh, come on. Joe Blow wants to buy weed, blow, crank, and dope because his life sucks, he's bored, or he just likes the stuff. Very few people like that are in the market for a human being. You really can't compare the profitability of an e
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by oinksoft 15y ago
This is what @export (and the related functions in the library for if you are not using annotations) are for. In the context of Closure, this is clumsy. But I expect that not all other minifiers offer the same flexibility.
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by oinksoft 15y ago
I don't want to get into a thing here, but many times I've been on the road and avoided accidents, sometimes serious ones, by driving intelligently. Almost all of the wrecks or near-really-bad-wrecks I see occur when both parties are not pa
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by oinksoft 15y ago
Not comparable unless you're the pilot, really ...

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