rikrassen

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by rikrassen 10y ago
You can use chrome plugins/the chrome webstore and the devs have actually pushed bug fixes that address compatibility with prominent plugins, i.e. Chromecast and LastPass
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by rikrassen 11y ago
Why do you prefer a compiled language over a scripting language? I learned Java in high school and struggled with all of those > "just do" things e.g. `String in = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(System.in)))` in Java
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by rikrassen 11y ago
It was mostly how we wanted to use it at my company. It didn't seem clear whether docker should just set up the system (apt-get, pip install) or also checkout the code. To add to the complexity, we have a puppet script we run on the
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by rikrassen 11y ago
It seems to me like everybody wants a framework in every language that allows them to write it like a language they're more comfortable with. I would much prefer to see the evolution of FFIs, and things like that, than just writing a D
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by rikrassen 11y ago
I hadn't considered binary data. Thanks.
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by rikrassen 11y ago
For some reason I found docker very unintuitive, even writing a simple build script was confusing. I agree, this book would have done a much better job of introduction than the docker site.
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by rikrassen 11y ago
I'd also imagine that since the contest is framed as getting around code reviews the code would be inspected using some other source code display tool. These tools certainly wouldn't do any kind of context-sensitive reasoning.
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by rikrassen 11y ago
One of the comments on that article was "YAY! JSON is wastefully large. I'd love to replace it." Is this true? I'm confused why JSON would be seen as a wasteful as a format. It seems to be that with any decent compres