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by ronjouch 10y ago
I was not criticizing the bare facts exposed by gue5t (that web events are an imperfect API), I was criticizing the replacement of facts ("I think X is bad because Y, and working with it I learned it causes Z", like you do, than
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by ronjouch 10y ago
I --and I suspect many HNers-- appreciate the link to how this sort of stuff is handled in libxkb, and I'm upvoting you for it, but the troll was unnecessary. Atom and Slack and VSCode and Wordpress.app and <insert electron app here
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by ronjouch 10y ago
Don't miss the iPython notebook linked at the end of the article: https://github.com/AllenDowney/MarriageNSFG/blob/master/marr...
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> It's a known and deliberate shortcoming of many licenses (e.g. BSD) not to include patent stuff because it makes everything unnecessarily complex. There was recently an article about why BSD and MIT are so popular, and it's
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In addition to code/doc contributions, you can donate: http://pypy.org/py3donate.html The page mentions pypy3's current status as of August 2016: "We are soon releasing a beta supporting Python 3.3. For the
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I'm personally fine with QML (under the constraints the app I'm working on has to live with), but know that you're not alone. There's a flamewar^W discussion happening right now in the qt-interest mailing list [1] under
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Good news for you about the Python part of this: there is official interest from The Qt Company around PySide. See 48:39 in Lars Knoll's "Project status" keynote at QtCon2016: http://mirror.its.dal.ca/kde-appl
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by ronjouch 10y ago
Sure! And thanks for pointing that out. What I'm suggesting is that it's even more expensive in heavily space-constrained countries like Japan.
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I'm no expert urban planner, but it seems to me the obvious explanation for this is the lack of space in Japan and its impact on costs. It makes economic sense in Japan, but without federal/state/city bonuses incentivizing th
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CouchDB Next(lists.apache.org)
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> Nothing bad has to go wrong, it's just called that. Correct. > Postmortem is the de facto name for blog posts summarising how things went after a, typically, game development jam. Not just this. Postmortem is a generic Proj
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by ronjouch 10y ago
That's false. - QtQuick is "the standard library for writing QML applications." [1], providing: Models, Layouts, GraphicalEffects, States, etc. Conveniences and building blocks to build GUIs with QML. - QML itself is a decl
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<meta> Interesting to see this upvoted to the top of HN. What does it say about us? </meta>
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> "Maybe I'm nostalgic but I really miss the newsgroups that focused on just the messages, and could be consumed by any client, stored offline, searched, etc." I don't see anything nostalgic about that, there's
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> "As responsible corporate citizens, we are also proud of our contributions to local economies across Europe, and to communities everywhere. As our business has grown over the years, we have become the largest taxpayer in Ireland,
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FunFunFunction #47 – Separation of concerns rant(youtube.com)
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Indeed ( https://github.com/mozilla/shumway/commits/master ). But looking at the codebase (10000 commits, tests), maybe there's hope it's pushed again someday? Mozilla pulled the same compatibility-
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by ronjouch 10y ago
How does it compare with Mozilla's Shumway ( https://mozilla.github.io/shumway/ , "a Flash VM and runtime written in JavaScript" )?
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Applied Science - A refrigerator that works by stretching rubber bands(youtube.com)
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Related: I understand the versions hosted at doc.rust-lang.org you mention above, but what's about the version linked in your post? ( http://rust-lang.github.io/book/ ). It's what's in master right now,
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CouchDB 2.0 feature: Replication(blog.couchdb.org)
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I don't know either. Thoughts/questions: - Can we compare the case of legal/medical to software? Especially, have the legal/medical fields been so unbalanced as software is right now? (Not implying it was, honestly askin
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> "It's have been quicker to write, 'internships are open to everyone but white, heterosexual men,' but that would have been too honest." Agreed. But I don't think it's despicable. Our field needs div
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by ronjouch 10y ago
Not just specialized distros like KX, Ardour is at your fingertips in vanilla Debian and Ubuntu - http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?searchon=names&suite=all&s... - https://packages.debian.org/search?
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- First there's nothing wrong per se about charging for binaries in a GPL project, other projects did it before them (XChat comes to mind) and others will do. Doing so is absolutely not flaunting anything for a GPL project, if you thin
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by ronjouch 10y ago
I'm not qualified to comment as a "serious" user (as would be, say, someone doing mix/production for a living), but as a hobbyist it has been a joy and powerhouse to use and produce two little homebrew albums. Another po
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Agreed, qualifying 75 k$/yr in the US as "not much money" is hyperbole for a developer with 20 years experience of multithreaded multiplatform C++. As to funding from big OSS players, the problem is that Ardour is niche sof
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Ardour and JACK are fantastic pieces of software, and the love children of core developer Paul Davis, and many contributors. Paul is trying to make a full-time living with it, but funding is still far away from even modest objectives (he bl
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TinyBeacon – GPS-disciplined VHF/UHF compact beacons(guenael.ca)
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Can you expand on which probiotics?

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