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by qop 8y ago
Were you under the impression that Rails has a functioning dev community? I am very familiar with the rubyverse, and boy do I got news for you. Rails is to Ruby as the Big Dig is to Boston. But it's hard to get Rails devs to admit it.
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by qop 8y ago
Rust is getting too complicated and noisy. It's not that it's difficult to use, but there's just too much stuff shoved into the drawer, and I really just need some silverware. my two cents. All the rust I've written is j
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by qop 8y ago
Thanks! I'm one of those old farts who uses zip ties to organize cables around the house, I think those Klein scissors will stand up to my abuse quite nicely!
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by qop 8y ago
Do you have a recommendation for American-made scissors?
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by qop 8y ago
I think the same about drive by content-less comments like this one. "u suck lmao" That's what you sound like
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by qop 8y ago
It's Skeuomorphism, I found it! Nevermind!
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What's that word about design elements, how wood should be wood?
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by qop 8y ago
That's like saying someone who writes an article about how elections work can't be objective because they voted once.
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by qop 8y ago
That its really hard to work a hardware company when a digital hypecoins affect the value of your product. It's really not nvidia's fault. They're in a really difficult position here to try and absorb all this new business sp
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by qop 8y ago
I never said he was rude! You can politely ask the wrong questions sometimes.
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by qop 8y ago
Maybe this isn't targeting new users, then. His preferences supersede your sensibilities since its his website, don't you think?
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by qop 8y ago
That webpage is the hardest thing to read on a phone screen. Dark grey on black, why would he ever think that's a good choice??
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by qop 8y ago
There can sometimes be a fine line between "enabling" and "meddling" I mean, surely you can't expect a site like GitHub with thousands of projects happening every day to be able to keep track of each one and make su
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by qop 8y ago
Don't bite my head off, but is that really discrimination in the sense of what word actually means? If you're literally not PRESENT to do the work, is that really a case of the employer discriminating against you? It's a priv
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by qop 8y ago
I won't believe #6!!
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by qop 8y ago
I'm well aware of monaco. I doubt something like what gitlab is building will come to github. Maybe a quick edit editor, but nothing more. Gitlab is going to integrate this to gitlab's CICD infra. If github gets one, it'll be
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by qop 8y ago
That's really what I hope the future is. I'm shocked Google hasn't tripled their efforts to make the chromebook a code editor masterpiece. You'd think they'd have spearheaded it themselves. Now I'm keeping my e
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by qop 8y ago
I'd love to see more symbiosis between editors and deployment tools. I could write my code and tests in the browser editor, and just have a dashboard with everything I need to know. Then when I'm at home I can use my editor and st
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by qop 8y ago
And let me guess, you're in your twenties or maybe early thirties, you're a developer under some manager, nobody answers to you where you work, maybe you have a degree that you'll still pay for five years from now... Probably
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by qop 8y ago
Not taking seriously, fucking around, joking about, assuming a less than professional attitude about, etc
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by qop 8y ago
When it's really cold outside, staying inside and hacking on stuff is probably preferable to working outside. Somebody told me that's why there's so many Russian hackers even though Russian compsci education is basically thir
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by qop 8y ago
Most media isn't interacted with, so no, not really. I don't particularly care what the average HN user thinks of what I post. I post to share my opinion and experience. Most users are twenty-somethings filled with angst and frust
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by qop 8y ago
I don't like social media being used this way. I mean, I don't like social media at all, i only use irc and gnusocial these days, but it seems dishonest and dangerous to use social media as a canvas for fake interactions. Like rea
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by qop 8y ago
Yeah, common sense. Also, actual science work that they have to do.
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by qop 8y ago
"Last commit was over 2 years ago" is a common phrase when it comes to Erlang. Of course, I'd consider Erlang to be one of the best platforms in terms of stability. It's rare that they double back on old features.
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by qop 8y ago
Unrelated, dang, how could someone get a hold of you? I have questions for you about your 'lumen' project.
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by qop 8y ago
Now that vscode has live previews for markdown, I can't imagine having to remember some other app just for markdown. It's such a nice feature. This looks nice too, but it's just a limited appeal. Editors are way more intellig
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by qop 8y ago
Man that's a comment I really resonate with. I wish I had sql or something hn submissions. If it has crypto in the title but block chain in the article, I'm not interested....!
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by qop 8y ago
Who's surprised? I don't think most people are surprised, but rather frustrated and disenchanted about medical technology and medical innovation outside of university.
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by qop 8y ago
I have seen the remark you're replying to hundreds of times throughout my career. I've seen probably thousands of complaints about out-of-date exploits or bad kits or including new injections and so on... This isn't infosec,

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