popee

8 ms·

31.
by popee 11y ago
Agreed, but it doesn't need to be routine behavior, it can be anything that doesn't suit you in particular moment. So, it's kind of unsolvable problem :-)
32.
by popee 11y ago
No, you just need to handle few additional smtp header fields ;-)
33.
by popee 11y ago
> You just need millions of computers But far less if you don't personalize everything?
34.
by popee 11y ago
> SIP? SIP is terrible, it's an attempt at replicating the telco model of separate control plane vs talk channel of a traditional telephone company. Good point and I agree, but it solves problem of direct communication between users
35.
by popee 11y ago
The web I want is merge of SIP and rendering engines for HTML5/css. SIP is federated and decentralized but really similar to HTTP. The problem is in difference between URL and URI, because URIs are hosted/registered directly on us
36.
by popee 11y ago
> Decentralised systems tend to lose to centralised ones because there's no money locus for advertising, development or curation. Yeah, e-mail systems lost :-) Anyway, corporate monopols are problem, not systems.
37.
by popee 11y ago
I'd first ask myself where do I want to be: enterprise, freelance, community/FLOSS, ...? After that, it's not hard to make list of langs that are mostly used in these areas and personally i'd choose langs that are in mor
38.
by popee 11y ago
> Why not just do a federated network of servers like Usenet? Or SMTP-like, but instead email messages, federations share content/votes/...
39.
by popee 11y ago
Node on desktop is still in early stage, there are some projects but node shines on server side, not only for web/http (mega simple), but also any other application protocols or lower. It's not hard to make socket and do whatever
40.
by popee 12y ago
Hi, croat here. Just one detail, this year there will be elections in Croatia and current gov didn't do anything useful for our economy, so this is kind of popular measure. Don't get me wrong, it's always nice to help, but si
41.
by popee 12y ago
> Once i learned to trust the process, I just let go. Exactly. It was really hard to digest the fact that it works, because you know everybody think faster == better, but important part of process is to have clear picture -> distingui
42.
by popee 12y ago
Went to isolated island for one month to finish project and decided to relax for few weeks. 10 days of relaxation was most fruitful, but in a sense that solutions just popped up in my mind during sunbathing and doing nothing. Anyway, in one
43.
by popee 12y ago
Yeah, absolutely wrong nomenclature and it would be better to call it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wu_wei > Wu wei is an important concept in Taoism that literally means non-action or non-doing ie. "effortless
44.
by popee 12y ago
Try micro dosing
45.
by popee 12y ago
I'm aware of this and it's rational choice, but whata opportunity. They (just maybe) could also add compatibility layer on top of something else, like other projects do, but nvm.
46.
by popee 12y ago
> Switch to pthreads. I'm not aware what they used before, but why pthreads? Isn't this perfect opportunity to try to develop something better, introduce new concepts (async, coroutines or some kind of userspace deterministic j
47.
by popee 12y ago
You just solved some of my problems. Thank you very much! Btw is there any nodejs module for voting? I've done it myself for one app but it would be nice to see other solutions.
48.
by popee 13y ago
Gift of the cursed? >:-)
49.
by popee 13y ago
Gief bubble
50.
by popee 13y ago
Damage mitigation?
51.
by popee 13y ago
Exactly what someone needed to tell me in this period on my life. Thank you dude!
52.
by popee 13y ago
Just one question. Is there API that can be used to integrate ghost with other apps?
53.
by popee 13y ago
> Python is good for a wide range of simple and interesting problems that would be too much effort in C. (Seriously, a basic spellchecker can be implemented in a few lines of Python.) But, but, someone somewhere in galaxy far away alread
54.
by popee 13y ago
> What do you think is in that "microcode"? Can someone say what this is used for: $ grep GOOGLE /usr/src/linux/.config # CONFIG_GOOGLE_FIRMWARE is not set ? This is not like net interface blob, this is like
55.
by popee 13y ago
When you say gay story what do you mean? I'm straight but i don't think this is gay story, it involves homosexual momentum, like, let's say Naked Lunch, but is not pro or even against gays. Author really tried to make neutral
56.
by popee 13y ago
What if you are over thinking it? Maybe he was gay and knew he had to be careful from experience?
57.
by popee 13y ago
This story is for great (non-blockbuster) movie. Almodovar, but with good ending :-) But it's interesting to think why is author still alive. Is killer possessive gay that is willing to kill guys that are ignoring/rejecting him? B
58.
by popee 13y ago
Just an opinion and maybe even wrong. If you really care about performance you (must) care about control and you, in most extreme way, want C not C++.
59.
by popee 13y ago
libfcgi (C) + postgres worked like a charm for me. There are also things like libmicrohttpd, libevent/libev, ... that are also very useful if you want to play even more. It's not that hard if you know C.
60.
by popee 13y ago
> it's endemic in web development Important word here: 'web'. If you move that word all ror puritanism falls apart. For example imagine multi-protocol MVC. In that sense javascript is really part of view and it can 'p

More ›