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spdionis
11y ago
Good job, the service looks very nice. Unfortunately I didn't get a single relevant result for my query...
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11y ago
The game is famous enough to create real confusion. Especially in geek social circles I guess a very high percentage of people immediately think about the game when seeing "Eve".
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11y ago
Jetbrains IDEs also have an awesome interface to see the git history of some piece of code.
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11y ago
No gain implying that lockpicking a car and hacking it is of the same level of difficulty.
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11y ago
Except that Jetbrains probably makes most of its revenue from enterprise, and Rust has yet to see big enough adoption there (although there is some AFAIK). I'm not sure it's worth the investment yet. On the other hand this is a ch
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11y ago
Agreed. In fact this sounded a lot better than "YOLO".
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11y ago
Just for the sake of nitpicking: For PHP PEAR is dead. Packagist is the de facto central repository for packages.
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Eastern Europe: Who's Holding Up Moldova?
(economist.com)
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11y ago
Just out of curiosity, how many channels are you subscribed to? Also how many messages per hour? more or less...
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11y ago
Imo it's because bitbucket UI is just bad. Especially issues and navigation among repositories. I have a really hard time to get used to it.
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11y ago
It uses around 300 mb on my machine. It is a lot but surely not 1 gb...
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11y ago
They do recommend php 5.4 though, and afaik they do try to push the community to upgrading.
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11y ago
You had me until your last sentence. Database are very important to (and very good at) store your data. And data is important (duh). All the issues you described above are related to working with the data, which should not happen in t
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11y ago
It's not really like that. In the end the choices he made supposedly happened because he saw the future that this was the best way for humanity to survive.
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11y ago
Agreed. My interpretation is that Paul actually failed completely as a hero.
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11y ago
I enjoyed the last 2 books of the series, although not nearly as much as the originals. It was nice to have an ending to the story. I think they're ok for Dune fans.
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11y ago
Because reasons, I actually started reading the series from the 4th book to the 6th and only years later I acquired the first 3 pieces of the story. I enjoyed the 4-6 books a lot without reading the other books before because they actually
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11y ago
You missed the best part then.
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11y ago
Agreed. The second and third books are pretty boring but the 4th is the best of the series.
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11y ago
The Dune series is absolutely my favourite series ever and in my opinion the original is only a prelude to the real story. It's depth barely scratches what comes next, especially in the 4-5-6 books. Even though there are inconsistencie
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11y ago
Besides I don't see why taxi companies can't offer the same value (ordering taxi on a mobile phone app). Here in Moldova we already have that. You can order a taxi from several services at once with a mobile app, and the app is ma
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11y ago
Why? That's the issue that people should solve. Disclaimer: I have no C experience.
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11y ago
Also what does "no outright failures" mean?
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11y ago
Reminds me of America...
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11y ago
Xdebug is de facto the only debugger AFAIK. The integration in Phpstorm is great.
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Your way of thinking is not really helping though. The goal is to minimize the amount of mistake, not eliminate them (because it is impossible). You can either think that everything is broken or nothing is broken, or you can try to make eve
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11y ago
Actually some do complain, but no one hears them.
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11y ago
Given their pricing model i don't think they expected anyone to try to have 5000 users...
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11y ago
You can always cause that kind of bug, but I would argue that C/C++ is massively more underhanded than other languages.
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11y ago
No, C/C++ have bad syntax too, imo.
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