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by pknopf 8y ago
Their argument seems to suggest that I should roll my own openssl, for "risk management". I mean, these projects typically have thorough tests.
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by pknopf 8y ago
A little of topic, but I'm confused about something. These certs open the door for medical devices, which is great. I work on Class 1 medcial device. We have customers and regulatory people saying I can't even use Qt because we co
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by pknopf 8y ago
Wow, that is an interesting approach they got there. The Bootstrap/Foundation abstractions are rarely "just right", always requiring you to change/fork/deviate from the norm. I like the idea of building the abstract
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by pknopf 8y ago
> I know it's unkind to air dirty laundry The term "dirty laundry" implies personal issues or just politics. Your assessment seemed rational and centered around the product itself. I'm not sure why you got that kind o
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by pknopf 8y ago
> Why would you shit all over your colleagues’ work like that? It didn't sound personal, and I'm glad he did. I love to here first-hand experiences, regardless the relationship.
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Show HN: Bulwark, a code review and approval system for GitLab, using CODEOWNERS(github.com)
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by pknopf 8y ago
Queue the "but Microsoft really has a sinister plan, don't trust em" comments...
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by pknopf 8y ago
Yes, but "npm install" will by default add a semver-compat package version. The vast majority of packages out there use what "npm install" gives you be default. Furthermore, even if I use exact versions in my package.jso
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by pknopf 8y ago
> using npm or bundler simply feels sane I feel the opposite. Lock files are awesome when your developing a package, but after you release it, you are at the mercy of all your dependencies in making sure that they don't break semvar
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by pknopf 8y ago
I agree. I use them extensively with Yocto and the different layers (submodules) that make up my operating system. People have an adversion to them, but I find them easy to work with and very useful.
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by pknopf 8y ago
> functional, immutable mobx-state-tree is what you are looking for. You can model it similar to your Redux setup. It is immutable. It also has the snapshot stuff Redux has.
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by pknopf 8y ago
Do you have any links/resources for using React with ClojureScript?
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by pknopf 8y ago
Agreed. I am very familiar with most front-end stacks. I typically choose React for my projects, and I really love it. But when a beginner asks me "What is the best framework for me, having little knowledge of front-end dev/ecosys
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by pknopf 8y ago
Switching from Redux to Mobx dramatically decreased my mental load. It is much more straight forward.
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by pknopf 8y ago
Well put. 100% spot on. edit: Google Glass has it's uses. The problem was that Google marketed it to consumers instead of businesses.
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by pknopf 8y ago
What "Xamarin" specificly? Just the IDE? Or Xamarin Forms?
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by pknopf 8y ago
I really wish they would figure out of cross platform solution for desktop applications. I know their are libraries out there now, but Microsoft should really help with the effort. Maybe Xamarin.Forms? Idk. Regardless, I'm working on a
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by pknopf 8y ago
We use PyOtherSide for exactly this. Works perfectly. I'm also working on a similar solution for .NET Core: https://github.com/pauldotknopf/net-core-qml
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by pknopf 9y ago
> The go runtime has been shown to handle millions of goroutines, Fair enough. > I haven't done UI programming in Go - but in your example, I'd imagine you could simply have an event launch a goroutine... But now you are in
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by pknopf 9y ago
The built in thread pools must have a limit. Also, this isn't just a matter of keeping thread resources down, it's supporting scenarios like developing web and UI software. For example, if I have "OnButtonClick" and it d
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by pknopf 9y ago
With that approach, you increase the number of threads being used for a single "block" by how deep your "wait" stuff goes. In C# and Python, an async context shares a single thread loop that all joins jump back to. Simpl
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by pknopf 9y ago
Amen! Creating solutions to problem we invent. There needs to be a line between UI state and application state. I've had similar issues with MVVM in WPF. Do you really need a observable property for "UserClickedThisSoMakeButtonGre
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by pknopf 9y ago
Is there a good html parser that you can pipe into/out of? Using Go, it would be easier to parse the html, and tell the difference between <p> http://somewhere.com/</p> and <a href=" http:/
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by pknopf 9y ago
I think people also refer to a "terminal" as one of the virtual terminals (CTRL+ALT+F[1-9]) that Linux provides. But yeah, people use the term to mean different things.
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by pknopf 9y ago
A project I'm working on: https://github.com/pauldotknopf/net-core-qml This will allow you to fully interoperate Qml and .NET (Mono/.NET Core/Full Framework).
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by pknopf 9y ago
Who says that OP isn't happy there is competition? I am. I'm also curious on the reasoning.
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by pknopf 9y ago
I don't think that was running through the project author's mind as a factor. It is interesting to just know the reasoning. Nobody is bashing competition. It's just that GitHub has more mindshare and as such, contributors&#x2
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by pknopf 9y ago
You can't really say "does Google use" because Google isn't monolith. Big companies usually keep teams cross-functional, leaving teams with the discretion to use the correct tool for the job/team.
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by pknopf 9y ago
I think the overall experience is too jarring to catch on. I guess time will tell.
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by pknopf 9y ago
> BTW, this is the same argument that people used to use against distributed version control. Maybe people do, but it's Apple's and organges. Modifying files locally is the nature of software development. Switching from SVN to

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