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by tacone 11y ago
and extend anything ! and... (gosh)
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by tacone 11y ago
To be frank, it is pretty much ok for the +1 to be annoying: it's often what they are meant to. Thus, if a vote button were to be implemented, it would not be used all the time.
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by tacone 11y ago
It stands for continuous integration.
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by tacone 11y ago
I also use it and recommend it. I didn't know about the hook script feature and will be looking for it. My baby dotfiles here: https://github.com/tacone/dotfiles
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by tacone 11y ago
> Did you know that ssh sends all your public keys to any server it tries to authenticate to? You can see yours echoed below. > We tried to use that to find your GitHub username, but we couldn't :( maybe you don't even have
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by tacone 11y ago
Well, before the refugee crisis, people from many of same countries used to get to Europe by plane. The above sentence does not apply to all them of course, but still one should ask himself why do they get here by boat now.
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by tacone 11y ago
Let me understand this better: they centralized skype and decentralized software updates? Wow.
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by tacone 11y ago
Actually is not just about easiness, rather than safeness. PHP historically did not come with a disposable webserver, and writing one was hard. All the focus was on stateless applications. So while the smart guys were dealing with the memor
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by tacone 11y ago
It will take them a fair bit to recover from the real name enforcement. People got sick of that. I, for instance, after the second or third time Youtube tried to (literally) trick me into allowing it to display my real name, decided to log
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by tacone 11y ago
Somebody had to do it, I guess http://imgur.com/Ej4Yc1K
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by tacone 11y ago
"Materialized views are not supported through Thrift"
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by tacone 11y ago
> The reforms are the only long term solution. They're reforms like, maybe Greeks should retire at the same age that other people in Europe do. What's the retirement age of the other people in Europe, excuse me? 62 like in Germ
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by tacone 11y ago
Well, Greece implemented a lot of changes, and it's one of the few Eurozone countries that successfully implemented internal devaluation (salaries halved). What you call "necessary changes" actually turned out to be "bad
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by tacone 11y ago
Why do you ask about Atom performance? Not sure if I understand the reasons, BTW FYI they recently stripped off react in favor of plain DOM for performane reasons: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9117028
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by tacone 11y ago
Looks like they're working on it http://info.meteor.com/blog/whats-coming-in-meteor-12-and-be...
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by tacone 11y ago
Actually Uber would be a very sustainable way to constantly street-map a lot of cities if they just put cameras on the cars' roofs.
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by tacone 11y ago
Right now I'm not webstuffing a lot at work, for small things I'm using Gulp. In my spare time I'm experimenting with Webpack & React, but the complexity overhead will probably push me towards simpler frameworks. I miss t
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by tacone 11y ago
I tried Meteor but could not get around the slow hot-reload. 5 to 10 seconds, I just could not withstand it.
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by tacone 11y ago
A root repository has pretty much always a big advantage, and it's usually always the one with most star and watchers. If you were to sort everything only on the basis of popularity, not much would change, except perhaps a few notable
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by tacone 11y ago
You perhaps should give some hints on your field of expertise: webapps? phone apps? embedded programming? droids?
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Snoop Dogg for CEO of Twitter(techcrunch.com)
59 points by tacone 11y ago|21 comments
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by tacone 11y ago
I found these videos on his website: http://laredo-13.mit.edu/~brendan/eurion_attention.mp4 http://laredo-13.mit.edu/~brendan/eurion_tcn.mp4
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by tacone 11y ago
Well said.
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by tacone 11y ago
Yes I do agree with you. My previous comment was probably ambiguous as well.
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by tacone 11y ago
Wat. Would you explain in more detail? What does this software really allow to do? What are the limitations?
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by tacone 11y ago
Yes, it's just ambiguous. Also, the post fails to understand the honorific form: honorific it is used only when you're talking to a person directly: "are they going to leave the house?" is correct only when you're a
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by tacone 11y ago
This is insanity at best. Genders exist, differences exist, accept them and live with it. And by the way, let's take two languages that use honorifics: french and italian. In those language, the neutral third person does not exist at a
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by tacone 11y ago
Partially related: I had a personal blog and after 8 years or so, I let the domain expire. After a month it was not only bought, but replaced with an identical mirror outdated of circa 2 years. Even the infinite scrolling js was working. Th
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by tacone 11y ago
gotcha
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by tacone 11y ago
Pretty cool. Questions: - what are the upload size limitations? - is a password protect option in the roadmap?

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