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pvinis
10y ago
I'm in the same boat. I always used ff even though it's slower. it's better. Last month I ran ff and chrome both clean for 3 days. chrome was faster so I switched to it for two weeks. It's running ok, but I hate it. I ha
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pvinis
10y ago
I will check it out. Thanks.
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pvinis
10y ago
What was the motivation for this?
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pvinis
10y ago
Art of Prolog was over of the best books I've read. As Prolog itself is one of my favorite languages. I wish there were more of both.
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10y ago
You are amazing.
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pvinis
10y ago
I would love to develop an app in React Native using Swift instead of JavaScript. Using Swift, not only for the native modules, but really writing components in Swift. With props and renders and state and everything. Basically I want to use
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pvinis
10y ago
Interesting. I have thought that it would be cool to run all terminal commands either in a linux vm when I'm on macos, or even better in container(s). I don't know if there is anything like that already, or if it's even usefu
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pvinis
10y ago
Indeed. I was about to write and suggest sentry for crash reporting plus extra features. I'm starting to use breadcrumbs now to test and see how they can be useful.
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10y ago
This was a very interesting talk about privacy on the web. Showing some "hacks" and explaining how many of these work. Very good talk in my opinion.
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Scary Javasript that knows if you've been bad or good [video]
(youtube.com)
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10y ago
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pvinis
10y ago
Omg these three comments are the same in every atom release. It's not a bad thing, just funny. 1. Atom is slow. 2. Have you tried VS Code? 3. Microsoft has a small but effective team developing VS Code, well done to them.
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pvinis
10y ago
you can use this https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/thintabs/ or even better tab bar on the left with this https://testpilot.firefox.com/experiments/tab-center .
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pvinis
10y ago
aha. thanks for the answer. so when you do :wq, you press the azerty 'q'?
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pvinis
10y ago
I know. I'm asking more to get some opinions on the choice people made. So only people using non-qwerty should offer answers depending on their use.
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Ask HN: Vim/Emacs users, how do you deal with non-qwerty layouts?
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10y ago
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10y ago
Wow, this is so close to mine, except for the polish language. I moved from Vienna to Amsterdam for a job, with a great team tha I am happy to be a part of. Long distance relationship but still happy. Studied some more functional stuff with
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Gatebox – Virtual Home Robot [video]
(youtube.com)
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10y ago
Besides the read being about an interesting experience that not many people will have, I hated the typos and the bottom social-chaos-bar.
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10y ago
Integration with messenger, whatsapp, etc. "read me the message I just got", "reply blabla", "send to the foo group, blabla". why is that not here yet?
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10y ago
In my personal time I'm building a nice way to have all my "watch later" videos on youtube in one list, for fast access. At work I am building a react native application that does video streaming. Both nice and challenging. :
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10y ago
Ok, sure. At least complain for both. I didn't see the post referring to anything besides brew. I'm all for protesting and trying to fix any size and kind of injustice. But just don't target the less guilty. brew is still gui
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10y ago
I agree completely with you and majewsky below.
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I definitely don't mean that we should shut up and take it. But before we complain about an open source project that maaaaany devs use happily, let's complain about those other cases first, yea?
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10y ago
Do you use brew? Have you contributed code to it? Have you installed something using brew, before updating brew for a while? For me, my answers are yes no yes. A while ago, you did that, and you get an old version of the thing you just inst
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10y ago
I prefer local tools tracking me. That means I use them, that's why they are installed. And I want them to get better. That's why I'm fine with them tracking me. A random website, though, I honestly don't care, but if I
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Sure. Opt in would be nice. But only if it was opt in always and everywhere, and all users, technical or otherwise, knew the reasons why analytics are gathered for a product they use. I think in that case, many people would still opt in. I
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10y ago
Yes we know. brew tells you that. And you can disable it. Data is being sent to Google everytime you do almost anything in almost all websites, using the same technology. So what? Some of the times it's to make the product better, or b
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The Glass Room, Mozilla
(youtube.com)
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10y ago
woa. i know its a joke drawing, but the cone you made looks like a wizards hat! maybe the next icon should be an awesome orange striped wizard hat. for the end users, vlc plays all videos, magically ;)
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10y ago
I have been trying to replace Xcode with Emacs, but the biggest problem I don't know how to solve, has been Cocoa/ObjC/clang autocomplete. If I could have that work like Xcode, I could probably switch tomorrow.
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