seif_madc

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by seif_madc 1y ago
As a programmer, and not as a company seeking profit by any means, i seek the easiest and most reliable solution for the problem in hand, and Delphi works like a charm for me, and it is very very far from dead, by the time of writing this,
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by seif_madc 1y ago
Software is built by humans, for humans, and we should feel that, see that, when we are using it, and even when we are not using it, i mean the resposibility developers should take writing those lines of code, the moral side of things, the
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by seif_madc 1y ago
ArcoLinux was always one of my favorite linux distros, i have had a lot of fun using it, i have used it few times going and coming back to it, it had a sweet spot for almost every type of linux(arch) user, every DE you can think of, differe
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by seif_madc 2y ago
this is what some people call 'shitification' of games
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by seif_madc 2y ago
After years of Javascript frameworks noise, i still don't understant why people build simple things using complex tools, so to build a "sleek" music player, i need to know Rust, then Tauri, then Javascript, then Svelte, then
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by seif_madc 3y ago
the only close solution i know is hn.algolia.com
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by seif_madc 4y ago
over the years people have done so much using Ruby and the other so called "dead languages", the new kids on the block will never do in a 20 or 30 years ahead.
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by seif_madc 5y ago
There is also a good alternative called TiddlyRoam, that icludes graph view of your connected notes.
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by seif_madc 6y ago
Lua is a good programming language(i don't like to call it a scripting language), with less blabla and hype around it, you can use it to build anything you want if you are capable, many people complain about language X doesn't hav
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by seif_madc 6y ago
From my little experience with Pharo, i can say it offers many things i can't find elsewhere and there is a huge room for innovation and improvement, and on top of that a lot of fun, Pharo is not getting the attention it deserves.