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by szastamasta 4y ago
Oh man. I don’t get this complaint. There’s a quadrillion of Windows only software, basically 99% of games are Windows only. Most of Gnome and Kde apps are Linux(BSD) only. Yet they don’t scream on the home page “Watch Out! It’s Windows onl
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by szastamasta 4y ago
I think you should get just that with Notepad++ on Windows or TextWrangler (BBedit) on Mac. On Linux I think that all stock editors have it (GEdit, etc…). All that for free and without Electron madness. You should be much better with any of
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by szastamasta 4y ago
It might sound controversial, but for me Atom was almost a 1 to 1 Sublime copy with worse performance and quality. It was slow and ugly. It’s only quality was that it was 0$. It was the first editor I’ve seen to choke when opening 1M file (
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by szastamasta 4y ago
For me it simply should be forbidden to have any contract like this between consumer and company. All relations should be regulated by law and no exception should be allowed. If you sell a product all warranty and obligations should be regu
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by szastamasta 4y ago
I’m not really a crypto fan. But it’s a really neat device. A cool tech that has a creative use of e-ink. Something I wouldn’t mind keeping in my pocket.
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by szastamasta 4y ago
Funny how we give advice on how to manage a billion dollar company to guy who owns 2 of these . I’m not sure how many do you own, but I unfortunately don’t have any.
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by szastamasta 4y ago
Sorry, it looks I’m a bit old :P
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by szastamasta 4y ago
Wasn’t it that version 2.xx was introduced due to incompatible changes? At least it’s what i remember.
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by szastamasta 4y ago
It maybe off-topic, but don’t you think that semver is somewhat dead if even kernel (software everyone depends on) does not use it any more? According to semver there should be some heavy incompatible changes in this release, while it’s onl
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by szastamasta 4y ago
I don't think that biggest issue with central auth database is its size.
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by szastamasta 4y ago
I also spent quite some time building desktop and mobile apps (5, maybe 6 years) and also more than 10 years of building web apps and don’t really share this sentiment. My feeling is exactly opposite. CSS is messy and hacky way to build lay
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by szastamasta 4y ago
Yeah, and these services (namely renders of the designs) are still paid outside of main subscription fee. What’s worst is that these cloud services make the app worse. I want to work on a file I have on my computer, not upload it to cloud f
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by szastamasta 4y ago
I really liked the old way it used to work. You bought a license for software and got only bugfixes and security patches. Every second year there was a new version released with 50-75% upgrade price for current users. I totally understand s
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by szastamasta 4y ago
Not sure about Maccy, but I’ve been using „Copy’em” ( https://apprywhere.com/ce-mac.html ) for last few years and been really happy with it. I highly recommend it if someone is looking for something like this.
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by szastamasta 4y ago
I’ve done similar benchmarks some time ago for Java with exactly same conclusions. Due to the way CPUs reads and caches memory the only case for linked lists is doing a lot of in the middle inserts and deletes while iterating the list. Arra
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by szastamasta 4y ago
I don’t like type inference myself. Code is read more than written. You really should be optimizing for better intent understanding than for easy typing. Types can usually be auto completed if they can be inferred. I especially love the Jav
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by szastamasta 4y ago
Google is making a lot of money on Maps. The consumer app is free only so you feed them free data from your rides. They also kicked out of business all competition (hard to compete with free). And as usual with monopolies, when there’s no c
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by szastamasta 4y ago
I see nothing particularly hard in utilising 32 cores. When I launch all the services in the project I’m working on my os has plenty work to schedule. Right now I have 3732 threads running on my machine. It’s totally separate question if OS
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by szastamasta 4y ago
I’m tracking my calories intake for more than 2 years. Every meal, every day (due to my fitness goals and I’m very serious about it) and I totally agree, that if you haven’t nazi-tracked your calories at least for a while, you have totally
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by szastamasta 4y ago
…and many normal people have suffered so bankers could have their fun. This is so evil on so many levels, that few people in suits can have such an impact of whole country finances. We all believe in a dream that it’s competition and market
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by szastamasta 4y ago
I must say I really like the MacOS idea, that every app has it’s own folder. I think that apps scattered through filesystem are not a good idea at all. Maybe they should symlink executables to /bin and shared libraries to /lib. Al
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by szastamasta 4y ago
If your employer is breaking the law, you should probably gather evidence and notify law enforcement, not mess with it’s product code to do nasty jokes. Update: sorry, I’ve misread your comment. If what you mean is that current management w
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by szastamasta 4y ago
How crazy unprofessional you have to be to do harm to your company because you don’t like the new owner? It totally blews my mind that people can be so childish. If you don’t like your employer, change job or organize and change rules. But
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by szastamasta 4y ago
I think that it’s not really possible to conclude anything from the force charts. Switch feel is so much more than amount of resistance spring has. I’ve been testing switches that should be very similar according to charts, yet they felt to
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by szastamasta 5y ago
I have to agree on everything that author has stated. I also hate Spring with all my heart. I have hated it 10 years ago, now got onto a project that is using Spring Boot and hate it again. It has nothing to do with XML, it's that Spri
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by szastamasta 5y ago
Yeah it’s a nice idea, but it still has to mess with DOM and css in the end. I just think that web apps are not web pages. And all this struggle with css quirks and all this power wasted on parsing DOM is not really needed. I know that if w
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by szastamasta 5y ago
What a total nonsense. I’m quite old in our industry standards and remember all this ”great and easy” way of working with backend templates and struggle to find it much easier than working with SPAs. I also thank computer gods for SPAs each
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by szastamasta 5y ago
Great news. I hope it will now work with docker compose. Missing compose support was the only reason I had to ditch it in favor of Colima. But will try it out again now.
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by szastamasta 5y ago
Then you need a single point of failure that is handling session validation. Without it part of your app might work even without your sessions storage.
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by szastamasta 5y ago
I need to work with more than 1 backend :)

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