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361.
Madoko – Write full-blown academic articles in Markdown(madoko.net)
242 points by talles 11y ago|89 comments
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Amdahl's law(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by talles 11y ago|0 comments
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Separate process from data(blog.talles.me)
1 points by talles 11y ago|0 comments
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FAQ systemd [pdf](linuxvoice.com)
4 points by talles 11y ago|2 comments
365.
by talles 11y ago
I always architect things first on paper. Can't beat it to draw diagrams and things alike.
366.
by talles 11y ago
> dotNET's openness does not extend to the actually interesting parts (WPF, WinForms). Are you kidding me? https://github.com/dotnet/core https://github.com/dotnet/roslyn
367.
by talles 11y ago
Kudos for stating on the README what it does.
368.
by talles 11y ago
Don't forget that if you are aiming for security knowing what's going on under the hood it's a must. Knowledge comes before tooling (IMO).
369.
Sick of Flash security holes? HTML5 has its own(infoworld.com)
2 points by talles 11y ago|1 comments
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Programming Literacy(programmingliteracy.com)
1 points by talles 11y ago|0 comments
371.
by talles 11y ago
I second that too.
372.
by talles 11y ago
"I don't think computing is a real field, it acts like a pop culture, it deals in fads and it doesn't know its own roots." Harshly put, but there's some truth there.
373.
by talles 11y ago
Why on earth isn't LAN only the default.
374.
by talles 11y ago
People swear on GitHub all the time: http://commitlogsfromlastnight.com That was really silly by GH folks.
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by talles 11y ago
Nice. I love the idea to REPL to a live node application. But I would be a little afraid to use it in production though, if there's a security breach the attacker could just pretty much do anything.
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JerryScript – A JavaScript Engine for Internet of Things(samsung.github.io)
151 points by talles 11y ago|70 comments
377.
by talles 11y ago
Does webpack started to be more popular than browserify? I'm starting to see people talking more about webpack than the former...
378.
by talles 11y ago
First time I see someone blogging with GitHub issues and, surprisingly, looks like it works well. Markdown, tags, comments plus a index (README.md) if you need one.
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by talles 11y ago
If I'm not wrong, Phil Katz it's the most notorious case of programming + alcoholism: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phil_Katz#Alcoholism_and_death Bonus: https://xkcd.com/323
380.
by talles 11y ago
When I send nobody cares :( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9015293
381.
by talles 11y ago
I'm not willing to learn a new set of markup just to not write some HTML (I'm glad that Markdown plays nice with it).
382.
by talles 11y ago
Open-source projects, specially the ones out of my comfort zone.
383.
by talles 11y ago
I just can't get enough Hickey talks. The guy put on clear words things I always feel .
384.
by talles 11y ago
This. Maybe the marketing isn't great, but Rich Hickey's talks plus some successful use cases would be enough to drive more people into it (IMO).
385.
Tuning Node(thedotpost.com)
2 points by talles 11y ago|0 comments
386.
by talles 11y ago
These must be great to make stickers. P.S.: I bet that most people never seem the JSON logo ( http://svgporn.com/json.svg ).
387.
by talles 11y ago
Ya, "SVG Porn" doesn't hint at all that porn is an innuendo.
388.
by talles 11y ago
Exactly. You can do it, but it doesn't feel right.
389.
by talles 11y ago
What about returning a dynamic object? You see a method returning "object" (unless it's yours) you immediately starts to feel awkward (should I cast it to something?). Or what if I want to check if a property exists in a dyna
390.
by talles 11y ago
That's not much of a reason to love it, is it?

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