roguas

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by roguas 6y ago
It always starts with this premise, suddenly every application no matter how silly demands 3gb. I understand that progress often happens by putting more attention to other aspects than economics, but again some people may value that progres
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by roguas 6y ago
It requires jvm. But you don't have to interact with java, sometimes its easier to just use a particular java library, but many people report never having to touch java. JVM seems like a nice to have, a lot of the standard java tooling
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by roguas 6y ago
There is a component framework that builds dependency tree for stateful modules and does implicit injection of params. It is a beautified pattern(usually you can do initializations in higher levels, but you have to resolve dependiences your
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by roguas 6y ago
Python doesn't require creating artifacts. It requires dependency resolvement which Docker is perfect for.
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by roguas 6y ago
This is not the case. The problem is that caching is based on the default path which is /nix. So they would have to rebuild all caches.
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by roguas 6y ago
> The only real reason not to use it I am sorry but that is fanfiction that nix people want to believe. There are numerous reasons not to use nix, a few: - Incredibly smaller community - Incredibly smaller support from community and ente
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by roguas 7y ago
Zero communication is unfeasible. They can communicate public and express investment intentions through that.
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by roguas 7y ago
I would consider different name for "tree". It ain't obvious to me if it is tree graph for my git tree or tree of catalogue in source.
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by roguas 11y ago
bad python code (why `if var==True:` instead just `if var:`) also linting would go crazy, use spaces ;) great example though!! ;)
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by roguas 11y ago
Website is not evaluated. Business they make using that particular website is. There is a difference... while making airbnb website can take you 3 months with a good team of devs... building business of this magnitude will take years
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by roguas 12y ago
Your arguments suggest workarounds instead of a stable system. Libertarian mostly believe free market is a stable system, where things get evaluated very quickly and errors fixed without exception handling. A good metaphor would be governme
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by roguas 12y ago
its somewhat cool thing ;]
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by roguas 13y ago
Of course they should pay. Money should go to people who suffer from pollution. Its not like paying to have your own trash picked up. When you pay to have trash picked up you can choose a company, you can do it yourself, you can produce no
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by roguas 14y ago
You are kidding me? The site since it has not subcategories a la 'subreddit'. Should utilize paths that are built in persistent way. Thus news.ycombinator.com/1, news.ycombinator.com/2, news.ycombinator.com/3 for driving futher along...
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Why hackernews is obscure?
1 points by roguas 14y ago|3 comments
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by roguas 14y ago
You seem to misunderstand certain aspects. If economy will grow at 4% it means that people get on avarage 4% on their investment be that work, assets, capital. Its still beneficial for them. Even with deflation at this assumed 4% they will
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by roguas 14y ago
Bitcoins were designed to do that. If the price for 1 BTC rises to the level it becomes profitable to offer them computing power for the network people will generate new money. Until then its value gonna rise. This will loop until infinity.
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by roguas 14y ago
not overally consistent... links are speakble - try to make domain speakable like short.be, better yet short.com (as everyone knows .com) how one's supposed to know how many 'g' is there ;]
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by roguas 14y ago
a)if you are not, you should get or let someone else do it b)right, this fits nice with forms... forms are not purely html issue, but a whole another layer of serverside complexity underneath...(escapes, xss, tokens) c)argument against imo,
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by roguas 14y ago
experience tells me the closer you stay to html the better. ZenCoding + LESS should sufficiently lower code generation. Abstraction layers over html tend to introduce a lot of hussle with premise of easier maintainably ( tried haml and many