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by soulclap 15y ago
There are quite a few 'public' places where you can hear 'real sceners' speak these days. Also NFO files (which often contain a lot of 'talk' as well) and scene magazines (such as commented charts) have always been there.
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by soulclap 16y ago
Sigh. To avoid further downvoting, I may add that the 'blank css' approach makes more sense than the 'go away' one. But I was thinking of things like the different browser (HTML5) Audio APIs 'we' are facing right now and my point was that y
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by soulclap 16y ago
Completely getting your point that it could be annoying for some people out there. It never bothered me though and while this is not really a strong argument, it's always one of the first things to come up when people talk about PHP's flaws
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by soulclap 16y ago
I keep hearing about PHP's "function parameter order inconsistencies". Has that ever been a real problem for anyone? Guess not. Auto-completion got your back and it's debatable if these are real 'inconsistencies' anyway. The amount of rea
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by soulclap 16y ago
Definitely convenient!
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by soulclap 16y ago
I think it's great to have more active frameworks for PHP that keep questioning how 'stuff was done' with the previous ones. The only thing that I keep wishing for is that the whole 'new school' PHP 5.3+ gets something similar to Ruby's gem
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by soulclap 16y ago
Second this. I am currently so fed up with catering to all sorts of browsers and their incompatibilities and shortcomings that I think a 'stop caring' approach along with 'go somewhere else then' is becoming the only way to preserve my own
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by soulclap 16y ago
Seriously just curious, what are 'all new frameworks that support PHP5.3+' that are complying to that? And even with namespaces, I guess there are still a couple of ways on how to do this in the file system and handle autoloading. What's th
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by soulclap 16y ago
Don't take this as any legit comparison, but from my perspective: Fuel is at 1.0 RC1 as of right now, although it has only been started a few months ago. Lithium has been in development for ages (since 2009) and it seems like it hasn't seen
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by soulclap 16y ago
Because bugs are restricted to IDEs?
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by soulclap 16y ago
Damn!
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by soulclap 16y ago
I actually started using it today, maybe two hours before it got posted on Scobleizer and while I didn't experience any super-fancy code assist features, it is fast, responsive and does not get in the way. Fell in love right away and I am b
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by soulclap 16y ago
Sounds like you have never experienced Facebook like I do. I only spend about five minutes on it daily and it is all reloads and multiple clicks.
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by soulclap 16y ago
just wanted to say 'thank you' for submitting this. the amount of love in the comments is overwhelming. (and it might be a naive and inappropriate thing to say but it's odd that it takes 'facing death' in order to gather that amount of love
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by soulclap 16y ago
Finding ways to blow up things and especially your own code is an important skill for every developer and designer. If I learned one thing in my first serious programming job (where we couldn't just do a quick deploy on a central server), i
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by soulclap 16y ago
Haven't worked with the PHP namespaces a lot myself yet but there seem to be more convenient ways: http://www.rooftopsolutions.nl/blog/taking-advantage-of-php-... And a good read on PHP namespaces in general: http://weierophinney.net/mat
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by soulclap 16y ago
Guess you could say the same about Ruby's WEBrick and it's still nice to have, even if it's just to get absolute beginners up and running in no time.
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by soulclap 16y ago
I guess no one really needs this bad but if someone's up to build it, why not? If it's kept as simple as the RFC suggests, it should be stable real soon and there are definitely scenarios where I'd choose this over launching Apache or ev
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by soulclap 16y ago
What's your business model though? (Kidding.)
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by soulclap 16y ago
The comments on here and the screenshots made me install it, although I don't have any interest in R. Slick indeed and fast as well, kind of screams for a dedicated project/repo for the UI components, as a starting point for other IDEs.
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by soulclap 16y ago
Haven't read all the comments but this really seems like a 'special case' being an exception and does definitely not apply to the experience and quality you'll usually get on Joyent. I have been with them for a couple of years and the onl
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by soulclap 16y ago
(One hour and no comments yet. Intimidating.) This seems like a great idea with benefits for both sides. I haven't messed with too many APIs yet but are they the first to use POST requests this way? I'll definitely try and hack something la
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by soulclap 16y ago
Haven't tried it but as this is coming from WooThemes who make Tumblr-style themes for Wordpress, it's a smart move providing a tool like this.
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by soulclap 16y ago
Ah right, I totally forgot about that one!
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by soulclap 16y ago
When I said PEAR I referred to the pear.php.net packages being PHP4 style and dependent on PEAR_Error and all. I am aware of the fact that Symfony and a couple of other large projects are available via PEAR distribution servers. Haven't see
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by soulclap 16y ago
The most promising point in this article is that they're mentioning that the newer PHP frameworks are trying to work out how to make components reusable. Most of the good (and 'modern') PHP code is 'jailed' in frameworks right now or quite
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by soulclap 16y ago
I don't know a whole lot about text analysis and the mentioned algorithms, can this be used to analyze articles and determine which are dealing with the same subject? Techmeme-ish? Or what would be a good starting point for this? (Or would
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by soulclap 16y ago
Probably. Or your 'false names' are not as 'flashy' as mine! I still thought it was quite harsh to just delete the account without any warning or notice at all. And I've got a lot of friends who aren't using their real names either and are
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by soulclap 16y ago
"Zero notice" seems to be a common thing at Facebook. Same happened with my personal account, just gone one day. To be fair, I guess it was because I didn't have my real name on it but it was the name my blog readers know me by. Several tho
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by soulclap 16y ago
Breakup Notifier's relationship status: It's complicated.

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