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by patates 10y ago
> You don't need to. Provide the basic capabilities that all languages provide, restrict what isn't possible when it's embedded into an environment. Keep it simple. Well, that makes sense but wouldn't it make more sen
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by patates 10y ago
Why did you have to punch him? One could imagine why you would want to, but...
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by patates 10y ago
> Assert dominance IMO this is discrimination. You may get away with suggesting a specific role, maybe a negotiator, would need to have/develop this ability. As a very accepting and peaceful guy, I really feel bad (insecure, even) w
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by patates 10y ago
I also wonder why no one experimented on exporting the types from jitters and making preliminary type annotations from that information. Sounds very basic when I think about it but I have no idea how jitters work so maybe it's just non
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by patates 10y ago
It's a catch 22: relatively few people use haxe (that's purely guesswork from me) and it attracts less people because of that. I see marketing as one way to break that loop but there are other ways like offering something very use
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by patates 10y ago
well, it probably saved some lives by telling people that their printer was on fire
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by patates 10y ago
For Postgres users, it is built-in: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.5/static/fuzzystrmatch.htm...
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by patates 10y ago
using the name standard is just harmful when your linter doesn't follow a rule (yes semicolons) that 90% of the codebases use.
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by patates 10y ago
But this isn't the first time they are popular on HN. This attention should give them more motivation to upgrade the servers, at least.
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by patates 10y ago
> I just wish he hasn't chosen to shit on the tech that sustained him for so long. Oh please stop treating your favorite tech like a religion.
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by patates 10y ago
what do you mean? are they switching their engine? I can't endure another tragedy like opera :(
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by patates 10y ago
exactly. also, it is perfectly integrated with conemu, which also is a strong recommendation.
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by patates 10y ago
That is my guess as well but, whatever it is, it works marvelously. Many times, I write a significant portion of my message just through suggestions.
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by patates 10y ago
Nitpick: In Turkish, "ğ" is silent by itself but it makes the pronunciation of the vowel before itself longer and sometimes makes the pronunciation end at the back of the mouth, especially after "e". "Erdoğan"
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by patates 10y ago
If I could find articles of this quality from the genre easily, it'd have been a significant risk for me to starve to death when reading food recipes.
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by patates 10y ago
We have a giant list of archived support tickets in Office 365. They can be navigated nearly as fast as they can be navigated in native Excel app, through the 365 web app. I replaced Visual Studio already with Code for my personal projects.
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by patates 10y ago
That made sense to me and after a web search, found a blog post in MSDN[1] which summarizes the API compatibility situation. [1]: https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/dotnet/2016/02/10/porting-t...
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by patates 10y ago
There are many web based ERPs and CRMs, some of which are way, way more complex than Photoshop. Given one has access to their algorithms, I don't see why Photoshop would be impossible to implement on top of WebGL. Photoshop UI doesn&#x
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by patates 10y ago
> Web is not meant for serious tools. Compare Microsoft Office and Google's butt office suite. Well, isn't that an ambiguous claim with a weak anecdotal evidence. What is a "serious tool"? We have our email, crm, anal
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by patates 10y ago
I think you are generally right (might argue a few things but at this point wouldn't help the discussion) but you may need to work on your tone. Just a friendly advice.
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by patates 10y ago
> No doubt it happens with NPM. Could you please care to explain why?
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by patates 10y ago
Programming is mainly about automation and I mean "automation scenarios" as the general concepts we work on. Improving automation is a path towards "singularity" (in this case that meaning not AI world domination, but no
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by patates 10y ago
I changed "path to singularity" to "automation scenarios" and "IT people and target audience of HN" to "many of us" to make it more clear. I'm very sorry if you think it meant something else with
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by patates 10y ago
Article starts with discussing how recent improvements in computing led to the start of the expected discoveries in genetics. I don't understand how my comment is unrelated?
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by patates 10y ago
It feels like many of us were so excited about the automation scenarios, we may have missed what the significance of the latest developments in machine-learning (both algorithmic and hardware-based) would have in other fields - or maybe it&
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by patates 10y ago
I wasn't referring to that statement (actually skimmed over it, which is unfortunate because it's an interesting piece of information). Apart from that, my point hopefully is clear.
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by patates 10y ago
I didn't really look it up but it would be hard to believe SpaceX being a strictly American company with 100% American workforce. Hell, even if it were, it would still be troublesome if the company didn't position itself as an Ame
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by patates 10y ago
You invite us to try your product then when I click the link it says invite only. I'm not a native English speaker but something is not right here :)
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by patates 10y ago
Wow, didn't even know something like Dokany[0] was even possible on Windows, let alone being already available! [0]: https://github.com/dokan-dev/dokany
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by patates 10y ago
I think the logic is like "they can't possibly support this product at this price point, we would rather depend on something which may be inferior but well-supported".

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