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by tangue 8y ago
If you don't know hledger I highly recommend this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cjoCNRpLanY (Conquering Your Finances with Emacs and Ledger)
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by tangue 8y ago
A good thing about this site is that it's legible and nicely designed which, ironically , is not often the case on typographic ressources.
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by tangue 8y ago
Ballmer could have sink Microsoft in 1986. Didn’t knew that but makes sense. How many long term bids are we missing in 2018 because Ballmer-like executives are now in power ?
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by tangue 8y ago
You should use the canonical tag. Moz has a good page on how it works. https://moz.com/blog/canonical-url-tag-the-most-important-ad...
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by tangue 8y ago
As a side discussion, it's a good time to push alternatives to git like fossil or mercurial.
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by tangue 8y ago
Yeah I was thinking about the Wine 'emulator' too when I saw the title. Guess we should spend less time on HN.
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by tangue 8y ago
I' ve recently discovered Radiotopia and expanded my podcasts list from here ( Criminal - 99% invisible - Modern love ) it's a bit of fresh air
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The tragedy of FireWire: Collaborative tech torpedoed by corporations (2017)(arstechnica.com)
13 points by tangue 8y ago|0 comments
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by tangue 8y ago
This isn't an ad hominem. I didn't call any name on it. But to be honest if written in Arial 12 and without any clue I'll have a hard time to recognise if an article is from ars, wired, techcrunch ...etc because for me they&#
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by tangue 8y ago
The positive thing for Tesla is that the same guys were writing "apple is dead" in june 1997... Edit : indeed it was Wired. But for me its the same clique.
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by tangue 8y ago
I miss the old search... and was never at ease with Algolia. It's relevant but I don't like the UX.
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by tangue 8y ago
Yes. I've already wrote that but when people were against Emacs in the previous century they crafted acronyms like "Eight megabytes and swapping". This shouldn't be hard to create with ICO... and more respectufl to those
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by tangue 8y ago
Unless of course you had to use it really for work. Little cartoon bombs, "error type 11", duck sound for no reason : when I started my job in a newspaper Mac OS Classic was a nightmare not a zen experience ...
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by tangue 8y ago
The decision was so poorly communicated that even A Google Product like the campaign url builder no longer works. And I didn’t really understand why I’d use Firebase for shortening an url and after clicking on the page I’m more confused tha
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by tangue 9y ago
You forgot Louvois which was used to pay the soldiers' salary. The project costed 500 millions € before being cancelled and a new contract bid was won ... by the company that was unable to write the software in the first place ...
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by tangue 9y ago
Me too I didn't suspect that was even possible. If it's not a hack maybe PWA are not that far from mainstream.
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by tangue 9y ago
Semantic web related technologies. Oh man, this was the future rdf triplets, ontologies ...
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One dev's quest to support every controller you can plug into a USB port(gamasutra.com)
4 points by tangue 9y ago|0 comments
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by tangue 9y ago
Sqllite didn’t start for fun it was built for navy destroyers and submarines. (1) that’s probably why parent called it bulletproof. (1) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SQLite#History
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by tangue 9y ago
Added to that : Snap is running on Google App Engine which closes the door for certain kind of jobs
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by tangue 9y ago
This is where you see that Emacs is a really good piece of software : As a BDL RMS wants Emacs to be a word processor [1] , but despite that, the community managed to make the editor we know through packages like magit or helm ... [1] htt
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by tangue 9y ago
Dart is indeed a cool language but there was a huge resentment when the Dart VM was about to be shipped with Chrome and create a Google only web. It's a great burden for the language, I hope it could succeed without being put under our
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by tangue 9y ago
A while ago Google did try to ship Dart VM into Chrome (think AMP but for programming language). The language is indeed nice, it's a branding and communication issue, as it's often the case with Google.
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by tangue 9y ago
I hope so. Flutter is intriguing and is clearly in its own league as a toolkit.
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by tangue 9y ago
No it's unprovable and completely unscientific, but reactions on this topic seems to prove that it's a widely shared opinion and a fact to consider if Google wants Flutter to succeed.
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by tangue 9y ago
It’s very clever. Except for Dart. It has an image problem among developpers. I don’t know why but everyone I know seems to hate Dart (the only things worse than coding in Dart for my friends would be something like « writing amp pages in p
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Emacs Anywhere: Use .Emacs .Anywhere. (OS X Only)(github.com)
1 points by tangue 9y ago|0 comments
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by tangue 9y ago
This is the best analysis of the AMP situation I’ve read. At least someone wrote it. It’s reassuring to frame the debate in terms like ‘bad Google vs the open web’, but we should ask ourselves why are we pushing so much shit to the end user
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21 go on strike at French game maker Eugen Systems(pcgamesinsider.biz)
2 points by tangue 9y ago|0 comments
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by tangue 9y ago
Notes will try to insert smart quotes in your code and other silent changes (made to improve text notes but catastrophic for code.)

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