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by omegote 10y ago
Putdowns? What putdowns exactly? According to the StackOverflow 2016 Developer Survey [1], almost 70% of the developers are self-taught, and also according to that survey, JavaScript is the most popular language, more than twice as much as
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by omegote 10y ago
Any browser with extensions support, you mean.
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by omegote 10y ago
Uhm not cool, I've just registered an account following a promotion that claimed they'd match the credit I added, I've added $10 and boom, no promotional credit whatsoever. Just opened a support ticket to see what's goin
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by omegote 10y ago
What does a product manager leader do? I mean "do" in the "actual productivity" meaning.
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by omegote 10y ago
Same happened to me last night, but only on my phone. It said something "had changed" in my account wtf.
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by omegote 10y ago
The new way of rendering form widgets is something I've been waiting for a long time. Now using custom form widgets like those in Bootstrap, or more complex fields like datepickers and the like should be as easy as dropping the HTML te
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by omegote 10y ago
> Chromecast – it just works. Feels like the future to use my phone to stream video from the Raspberry Pi to the TV. Not quite following you here. Why would you need the chromecast if you have a Raspberry attached to your TV?
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by omegote 10y ago
1k bucks for that device seems a little bit on the pricy side.
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by omegote 10y ago
Only XFCE has given me back the joy of using Linux on the desktop that I used to feel with Gnome 2.x after the crap of Gnome 3 and the honorable but not-quite-there attempts of Cinnamon and Mate. Do you guys have any tips on contributing to
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by omegote 10y ago
I know he was talking about the audio, but my critique works both about flash in general and about audio support in particular. ELEVEN YEARS ago Flash was already capable of both playing and recording audio from multiple sources, using seve
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by omegote 10y ago
I honestly think he has a point. There are hundreds of implementations of Tetris for any kind of platform and technology. This is only noteworthy (for some, at least, not for me) because it's build with React. By the way, it's pre
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by omegote 10y ago
Just so you know, wind in Spanish is "viento", and "ventusqui" is an informal way to call the wind. So yep, they've copied both the concept AND the name of windytv.
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by omegote 10y ago
I interviewed for an SRE position and unfortunately, after all the interview process, I wasn't offered a job. However I was impressed by how wide the knowledge of the SRE team is. One would think that a devops just needs a shallow unde
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by omegote 10y ago
What's that watermarking tool of yours?
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by omegote 10y ago
Tell me again about how bad flash was for everything, please?
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by omegote 10y ago
It's funny how every hipster dev uses a MacBook for development, yet you have to resort to this kind of hacks from day one if you want to be productive. Anyway.
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by omegote 10y ago
Care to link that post you mentioned?
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by omegote 10y ago
As an european who has never visited the US, I'm totally unfamiliar with this kind of buildings, other than seeing them in TV Shows like Family Matters or Full House. Also, almost every single american woodworking YouTube channel is re
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by omegote 10y ago
How can you find the js fragmentation a feature and not a stinking pile of shit? Seriously.
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by omegote 10y ago
Wow, it's great! It'd be cool to have some kind of export option, I thought right-clicking it would make it but it doesn't. BTW, a related project of mine to create mind maps in the browser: https://josetomastocino
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by omegote 10y ago
Not sure about this wrapper for an unknown tool, "ag". I don't know, what's wrong with good ol' grep -Hnir ?
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by omegote 10y ago
Yeah, get rid of historystate. It's annoying.
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by omegote 11y ago
Any reason why you would want to use npm with Qt? What does npm have to do with Qt? Do we have to embed npm into EVERYTHING? Goddamn.
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by omegote 11y ago
The kickstarter campaign was a mess. The product was delayed a lot, it was way over budget, and this was not the first time Schafer pulled one of this stunts only to finally produce a game that many backers disliked (myself included). There
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by omegote 11y ago
Not enough bang for the buck when you can get a similar enough result with scummvm and super sampling. I'm sorry, but I'm not giving any money to Mr. Schafer again, I already made that mistake with Double Fine and oh God how I reg
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by omegote 11y ago
The article is missing what I think is one of the most important parts, and that's the reasoning behind using a MEAN stack instead of a more classic approach using a standard back-end language like Ruby, Perl or Python, because I hones
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by omegote 11y ago
It would be great if lazyfoo had a changelog. Looks like it was last updated on 2016/2/15, but who knows what was updated? I mean I've been visiting lazyfoo since 10 years ago...
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by omegote 11y ago
A search in Google images reaches the front page of HN. That's quality content right there.
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by omegote 11y ago
Well there are other apps that perform similar as op's, for instance the software Tyre - which they charge for by the way. Looks like you've gotten too popular...
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by omegote 11y ago
OP here, I've just added multiline support and... dropped YAML lol. I found the YAML syntax for multilines quite weird. I just wrote my own parser so the users can keep writing in the next line.

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