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by rtz12 11y ago
Who ever thought that grey text on white background is a good idea? I would have maybe read this ridiculous article, but I can't, as my eyes are bleeding.
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by rtz12 11y ago
> and that carries a MAJOR limitation, because the instance of ImplementsFooer (f) inside your function is a copy of the object you called it on. That means you cannot manipulate data-members in interface-functions, even inside your own
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by rtz12 11y ago
Isn't that pretty normal? I walked to school alone my whole life. Walk to the bus stop, take the bus to school, walk to the school. Pretty usual.
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by rtz12 11y ago
> It Can Teach Tech Skills to Millions, and Fast I would say that too if I could charge everyone of them $200 every month.
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by rtz12 11y ago
That's a pretty bad metaphor. I am refusing OP's free beer, because I don't drink beer. I also question the need of giving away free alcohol. Instead, I take the free glass of water from the next guy.
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by rtz12 11y ago
I would bet that my newsreader uses booth less RAM and less disk space. This is what feeds were invented for. Why should I install that much bloat just for reading HN?
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by rtz12 11y ago
Yes, they are using it because they are familiar with the web platform and want to go a step further. But that doesn't mean that all other ways to build programs for desktop use suck and we can only use a webkit engine. With stuff like
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by rtz12 11y ago
Nice, another application that eats away tons of RAM because it comes with it's own WebKit engine.
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by rtz12 11y ago
It does seem to be though. Quite some time ago, there was about a week of articles every day in most German newspapers about refugees doing good things. Like finding money and giving it back and things like this. It was so obvious.
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by rtz12 11y ago
Am I the only one who thinks make is fine for 80% of the things that these new build systems popping out every day are trying to solve?
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by rtz12 11y ago
It happens to men too though. There are arrogant colleagues I have to stop when they explain things to me I already know. And I didn't even ask for it. I don't know if they just think that everyone besides them is an idiot or if t
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by rtz12 11y ago
We tried to use that to find your GitHub username, but we couldn't :( maybe you don't even have GitHub ssh keys, do you? You just need to properly configure your SSH.
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by rtz12 11y ago
I guess he is south German? That would also explain why he is calling Berlin "north Germany". While geographically, Berlin is more north than south, it has nothing to do with the cultural region we call north Germany. Btw, if anyo
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by rtz12 11y ago
The real neoliberalism came along a lot earlier. The 1970s were the time when the meaning of the word "neoliberalism" got warped.
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by rtz12 11y ago
The license is the biggest bullshit ever. This does not have anything to do with free software anymore. I would not use this piece of software.
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by rtz12 11y ago
This "+1" spam is one of the things that really dislike about the GitHub community. That and the reaction faces/gifs/image macros that constantly get posted on popular issues.
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by rtz12 11y ago
> Not having a CoC is like not having an employee handbook. I have never heard of that a so called "employee handbook" and the company I work for is still a pretty civil place. I wonder how we manage that?
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by rtz12 11y ago
I have a German system from a German IP and some of the words in the article are German. Weird. Do they have some kind of auto translation that kicks in even though they didn't translate the whole article?
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by rtz12 11y ago
Gives me a certificate error.
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by rtz12 11y ago
I agree with you. Typical for HN that you get downvoted.
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by rtz12 11y ago
So... just like make? I didn't bother reading what this is about, because the grey text on white background is unreadable.
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by rtz12 11y ago
It was only about 1600 years ago. Plus the region where the Saxons, Angles, Jutes and Frisians lived was quite a lot bigger. From the north of the Netherlands up to northern Denmark. You can still see the similarities when you compare High
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by rtz12 11y ago
Even for that I wouldn't use this. And I wouldn't even think of paying for that. EDIT: You can't even use this securely on the client side, so I would have to set up a back-end anyway.
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by rtz12 11y ago
I'm having a hard time figuring out what this service could be used for.
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by rtz12 11y ago
Wow they totally robbed you of that sweet, sweet karma.
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by rtz12 11y ago
That's not a weird quirk. "append" returns a value. One should expect that they shouldn't use the old one.
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by rtz12 11y ago
Just make sure that there is enough Apple equipment in the room and that the hackathon itself produces a lot of useless stuff that no one will ever need. Perfect hackathon.
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by rtz12 11y ago
tips fedora SCNR
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by rtz12 11y ago
I used to use Fedora, but the updating process never worked for me so I switched to Arch. I am really enjoying the rolling release model, though it is a bit less stable than Fedora.
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by rtz12 11y ago
I thought the same thing. There is literally no reason to reimplement cat in a tool for highlighting source code.

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