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by pothibo 12y ago
What I'm about to write is abstract so you may want to skip this comment. I see many big products releasing open-source frameworks and most of those frameworks are often very similar to other frameworks that already exists. Moreover, t
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by pothibo 12y ago
This is not some mundane left wing vs right wing discussion. It's a guy who believes that homosexuals should be taken on the same level as pedophiles. The line between saying this and saying homosexuals should go to prison is thin at b
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by pothibo 12y ago
For those of you brave souls who downvote me. I'm wondering which part of my statement you disagree with. - You think homosexual are pedophiles? - It's not important what he thinks about homosexuals. You're going to support h
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by pothibo 12y ago
Thanks for the link. He actually compares homosexual with pedophiles. I want to have absolutely nothing to do with such a degenerate.
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by pothibo 12y ago
It would only work for manufactured good, often linked to fast-food. I think in that regards, it would be a great idea. For everything else, it would be impossible due to the nature of cooking itself.
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by pothibo 12y ago
You might want to read this post from Shopify. http://www.shopify.com/technology/15646068-rebuilding-the-sh...
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by pothibo 12y ago
Here's a few thoughts: I can see that in terms of bandwidth, SPA can be more efficient then normal HTML page. But this makes a few assumption. First, that your JS package never changes. As soon as 1 character changes in your package, t
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Create complex HTML tag in Rails(pothibo.com)
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by pothibo 12y ago
This is quite cool. I'm installing it right now on my system. From the wiki, it says it will soon be available on homebrew as well. https://github.com/facebook/osquery/wiki/install-os-x
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by pothibo 12y ago
Did you read the article? It's only needed if you want Gnome to work, not Debian. That means sysadmin don't need that shim since they shouldn't need Gnome in the first place. Get your head out of the sand.
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by pothibo 12y ago
How about you compare the laptop lineup with its own industry?
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by pothibo 12y ago
laptop is a matured market and the lineup under Jobs was very straight forward (Macbook, macbook pro, macbook air). EDIT: Since all the reply to my comment seem to complety miss my point, here it is: Apple's laptop lineup is very strai
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by pothibo 12y ago
From what I read from him, I can only feel that he's one of the example of what's wrong with capitalism. He only serves himself (Pump & dump, Herbalife, etc.) He's been a cancer to any company that he's invested in.
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by pothibo 12y ago
I agree with you 100%. I bought a new mac book pro 2 weeks ago and it took me about 2 hours to get up and running. Because OS X is linux based (BSD but the difference is not relevant here), a lot already exists to make these kind of things
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by pothibo 12y ago
So, when BlackBerry was doing it, it was all good. Now that it's Apple, it's bad?
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by pothibo 12y ago
Design is just a part of a product. If this is your first product that you built from the ground up, then pat yourself on the back. Great design is such a deep field. Your article seems to mention design as aesthetic. It's certainly a
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by pothibo 12y ago
Rails 4 support ruby > 1.9.3 whereas rails 3 supports 1.8.x. I believe this could be the main reason why they didn't move to Rails 4. Ruby 1.8.x -> Ruby 1.9.x requires quite some work by itself.
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by pothibo 12y ago
Oxford journal isn't your daytime television show. For a med STUDENT you show quite a lot arrogance. You also misunderstand how studies works (All clinically treated hypertensive patients were excluded for a reason. Guess which?) Can&#
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by pothibo 12y ago
The irony of this article being hosted on the atlantic whic has an ad popping up.
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by pothibo 12y ago
Either this was created by someone who had no CS experience or it was created by someone who is a developer but is equally clueless. Algorithms are worthless by itself.
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by pothibo 12y ago
- Can't edit anywhere beside the machine that has your source & access to server. - Refactor your posts' tag? You need to manually edit all your post one by one. - Refactor your theme? Same thing as above - You can't have
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by pothibo 12y ago
Your site isn't faster because it's only HTML. It took ~360ms for DOMContentReady in average on your site while on pothibo.com (My blog running on Ecrire) took an average of ~260ms. Your post made quite a lot of emphasis on "
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by pothibo 12y ago
I didn't know this existed until now. I believe this might be exactly what I need to finish my personal project https://github.com/pothibo/irrigation/tree/master/lib/osmosi...
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by pothibo 12y ago
Telecoms and the market for satellites has only recently boomed. You cannot compare the two programs in such a way.
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by pothibo 12y ago
You must have never done any kind of development outside the web if you think for one second that native toolkit development is faster/easier than HTML/CSS. You have absolutely no idea what you are talking about. Please stop talki
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by pothibo 12y ago
ShadowDOM isn't that much needed and I have concern as to how good this is going to be. ShadowDOM IS a div soup. It's just hidden from you. From a developer standpoint, the DOM still need to be handled. Moreover, I haven't se
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by pothibo 12y ago
I'd add that blogging about programming experiences can help a lot. Because you have to formulate your thoughts and you need to do some background check before writing, the concepts are better represented in your mind than if you'
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by pothibo 12y ago
The way you explain this, it seems you share the same concept of "cheating" as Jack White ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=AJ... ) I am left wondering if this isn't cheating per s
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by pothibo 12y ago
I don't know why, but to me it feels like that will-change property should have been associated to the HTML, not CSS. <section class="animatable" will-change='transition'></section> secti
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by pothibo 12y ago
Most of the GUIs are done on a main thread which makes some of Go's advantages unneeded. Don't build GUI in Go, ever. Error handling is a way of thinking: TDD is one, Go's approach is another. REPL is not a must, environment

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