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by pknopf 8y ago
What part of CAP is being sacrified here? I'm not seeing it.
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by pknopf 8y ago
...but, there is one issue preventing my company from fully adopting it. https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ee/issues/5981 Once this is completed/implemented, our entire company will be migrating our o
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by pknopf 8y ago
We are in the process of using GitLab for managing our design history files (DFHs) for our medical devices. This will make it easier for non-techies to edit product requirements, without deep knowledge of git.
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by pknopf 8y ago
> We could have lived in a way performant world, if people would stop horrifying beginners about difficulties of C++/Rust/... You can't get around the fact that languages like Python and JavaScript are better suited for be
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by pknopf 8y ago
The constant issues GitLab has had with updates/deployments echoes back to a common thread that many people feel about software in general, which is that we have needleslly over-complicated things, making things brittle. Wether it&#x27
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by pknopf 8y ago
This reminds me of MySpace. What's going on over there now?
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by pknopf 8y ago
I have considered many languages my "home". After the dust has settles, I always realize that I'm much more efficient in C#. This is subjective thought. C# isn't empirically the most efficient language, but for me, I can
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by pknopf 8y ago
> While Webpack is a little dense, it appears to strike the right balance between complexity I don't know, I thought the same thing about Browserify. And now Parcel is here, gaining steam...
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by pknopf 8y ago
> usurped by something like Brunch I've been out of Node for like 6 months, wth happened! I give up!!
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by pknopf 8y ago
The gist, every dependency you bring in your app should be thought about, really hard. If your using 10% of the lib, just implement it yourself. If the lib is critical, like openssl, bring it in. Other people have solved the hard problems f
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by pknopf 8y ago
How do you break the loop?
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by pknopf 8y ago
Performance.
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by pknopf 8y ago
He isn't (wouldn't be) using Rust for a dynamic runtime. It would be strictly for bootstrapping V8 and a ffi. With the ffi, you interop with whatever net stack you want.
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by pknopf 8y ago
Runtime dependencies is what he is trying to get ready of. You will always have built time dependencies with npm/yarn.
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by pknopf 8y ago
It sounded as if he just wants everyone to use Parcel. Even then, you would use npm/yarn to get your dependencies before bundling. It sounds like he doesn't want me runtime to handle dependencies at all. You can always reference u
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by pknopf 8y ago
Do you have more info on this? When is it expected to be done?
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by pknopf 8y ago
> Wow, they are DEPRECATING OpenGL from both macOS and iOS How does this effect Qt iOS applications?
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by pknopf 8y ago
Apple's platforms are amazing, but fragile. API's constantly change. And even if they don't, they functionally behave different. You just can't release an app without constant maintenance. Apple has no problem innovating
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by pknopf 8y ago
Developing on Mac? Not so bad. Developing for Mac? Abismal.
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by pknopf 8y ago
Ahaha! Him today: "I may have called Linux a cancer but now I love it" https://www.zdnet.com/article/ballmer-i-may-have-called-linu... If you can't beat them, join them. Honestly though, Microsoft was be
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by pknopf 8y ago
> https://natfriedman.github.io/hello/ Wait, is that a one-off custom landing page? Something that normal users can't do? I don't see a "hello" repo in his list of repositories: https:/&#x2
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by pknopf 8y ago
> thought of open source as a form of cancer, vocally talked against it Not that I deny it, because can you point me to some examples of this?
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by pknopf 8y ago
> Maybe GitHub will be able to be a VSCode. The question is, what will happen to Atom? What will happen to the X-Ray research project?
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by pknopf 8y ago
Both are equally as bad.
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by pknopf 8y ago
> A faster turnaround time for updates and bug fixes, enabled by removing the minutiae of developing cross-platform apps. I'd say what you are arguing is "my team is better at JavaScript than Qml/JavaScript/C++",
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by pknopf 8y ago
Any OS-quirks you experience with Qt are likely the nature of cross-development (path separators, toolbars, sys-trays), stuff that you'd likely experience with any framework. Qt's cross-platform support is amazing.
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by pknopf 8y ago
With Yocto, you can audit the recipes (example [0]) being used to build the library. Yocto all generates checksums for all inputs and outputs, caching intermediate build steps, ensuring consistency in the build process. Also, Yocto will not
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by pknopf 8y ago
I would understood under those circumstances where patients are at risk. I'm not trying to get consultation services from HN, but for the sake of discussion, these devices are recorders used for post-op educational purposes. External&#
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by pknopf 8y ago
We use Yocto. By default, the distribution is super minimal. As I enable features in the Kernel, or add dependencies, they are driven based off of some functionality of our GUI/device which is tested/validated before each release.
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by pknopf 8y ago
Yeah, I get it. However, if I use SOUP, I'm responsible for bugs. How would I debug with no source?

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