patates

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511.
by patates 6y ago
I really love your work, but in comparison to how easy v1 was to configure, the new JSON stuff is "here be dragons" level. For me at least. This is, however, a nitpick in the grand scheme of things. Thanks for making caddy and kee
512.
by patates 6y ago
I didn't know what EAB is, and it was hard to google: https://ietf-wg-acme.github.io/acme/draft-ietf-acme-acme.htm...
513.
by patates 6y ago
I know you mean well but please don't make fun of people because they don't know about something, especially when they are asking this nicely.
514.
by patates 6y ago
I actually skimmed the comments but missed the one from the author among the massive number of others. Therefore, seeing the surge of bananas a few pages in, I thought once discovered, people kept looking for what those "bananas"
515.
by patates 6y ago
Yes, the question is (and I won't pretend to know the answer), do the people have the need to be forced to pay to have independent journalism? Is there any country in the world, where free press works just as a product of a free mark
516.
by patates 6y ago
> At what point is it ok for them to say "hey, we don't want to pay to store the data/keep the codepaths to display/interact with this data" anymore? At the point when they make it super easy for the people to ar
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by patates 6y ago
BTW there's no evidence that the word has Turkic roots. "Keyif" means "enjoyment" but Kefir has no shared roots with it and "keyif" itself comes from Arabic. Whatever its original root is, last verifiable
518.
by patates 6y ago
It was more like a community and they destroyed it. Less than 1% of new repos were mercurial (what a surprise with zero mentions of mercurial anywhere except small text and zero marketing and they didn't even have it in their self-host
519.
by patates 6y ago
Jira is not bad per se, people use it like a generic CMS, and it also can be one, and that creates problems.
520.
by patates 6y ago
Their abrupt cease of support for mercurial damaged it beyond repair for me and many others. They didn't even offer to migrate stuff with the click of a button, people started writing scripts to migrate, and while you are migrating, wh
521.
by patates 7y ago
I'm writing this as a developer who writes a lot of C# and Typescript: Have you tried C#? Even though I sometimes miss the flexibility of Typescript when writing in it, I love the reliability. Maybe it's no as battle-tested as J
522.
by patates 7y ago
> the Zoom client starts up. It'd be hard to miss They already have you on video at that point. The summary above is very fair, there's no point trying to throw more PR at this problem. Ignoring other issues and focusing on the
523.
by patates 7y ago
Making every cable look the same, making it a guesswork which cable is working for which use case is better than having separate cables?
524.
by patates 7y ago
I'm sorry, this is totally off-topic but I had to re-read your comment 5 times until it became apparent that you meant re-sign, not surrender. English is funny sometimes (especially when you're not a native speaker like me:) ).
525.
by patates 7y ago
ReSharper is a meme in the .NET world, similar to how Crysis in the gaming world is: https://i.imgur.com/LQkRlSN.png I have a laptop with 64GB of memory just because I need to run VS + ReSharper in a VM. Seriously.
526.
by patates 7y ago
I looked at its features and I'd say it's rather cheap, given what it supports.
527.
by patates 8y ago
Yeah, me too. I know that cats wandering in the neighborhood can be very bad for the local bird species though. On the other hand, I doubt that your-typical-house-cat would able to survive anywhere close to being wild, especially in Austral
528.
by patates 8y ago
It even happens on games. For example, "Cities: Skylines" has a mod[1] that keeps it from happening. The strategy is making the following bus wait a little bit if the gap is too small. [1]: https://steamcommunity.com&#x
529.
by patates 8y ago
I mean pain is, well, pain to deal with but we (and many other animals) evolved it for a reason.
530.
by patates 8y ago
Out of curiosity, when would you consider chess, or any game of similar complexity for that matter, "solved"?
531.
by patates 8y ago
I wish they could abstract away the VCS integration as an API and others could be added.
532.
by patates 8y ago
I think this is a good point against calling a computer professional device in 2019 - or was "business" meant from a pure quality/design /luxury perspective? I know we aren't talking about servers but not-self-servi
533.
by patates 8y ago
I find this extremely hard to read. I mean I can see the advantage, but there must be a better way?
534.
by patates 8y ago
You are paying for it so you don't get charged for the shipping again . It's very, very shady.
535.
by patates 8y ago
I went to the website[0] and under the "notes" section, it just says "No". [0]: http://www.daz3d.com/bryce-7-pro
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by patates 8y ago
I didn't mean it was to be liked. I meant that I like it in spite of the unnecessary complexity.
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by patates 8y ago
I think it is. But I also think a significant amount of that awkwardness comes from the DOM and all the backward-compatible cruft that comes with it. I'm ready to be positively surprised but I'm not sure how much of those stuff yo
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by patates 8y ago
Age of Empires 2 was what made my little brother decide being a programmer. It's trigger system in the map editor is so primitive and lacking, you'd have to spend hours for some basic things that can be done in seconds via a loop.
539.
by patates 8y ago
You cannot deal with Javascript without a "complicated dance". I like JS, and TS even more, but facts are facts.
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by patates 8y ago
Lack of the safe navigation operator is a real PITA. You can replace "??" with "||" (more or less), but no solution exists for "?." and I don't know how I lived without it before.

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