theknarf

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   by theknarf 10y ago

   Why can't people just delete the photos and videos they receive after 10 seconds?
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   by theknarf 10y ago

   I don't like your argument, I'm a bit of a purist. But the problem is that it very much makes sense. Github could go down for an hour or two, we recently had the whole problem with the leftPad package which was deleted, and npm do
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   by theknarf 10y ago

   What would be the use case for using something like nools? Compared to just writing it in JS or Java or whatever the rest of your business logic is written in.
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   by theknarf 10y ago

   You could always check out https://flowtype.org/
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   by theknarf 10y ago

   Eeeh. Don't start with MTG. Its a big time and money consumer. It's super fun! But soon your apartment is going to be flooded with half made decks, binders you ment to sort and every few months you just have to buy the new set. It
6. 186.▲
   by theknarf 10y ago

   Or rather share your feeds on http://feedshare.net !
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   by theknarf 10y ago

   I'm completely in love with Feedly. They also replicated Google Readers api, so you can use Feedly as your single-sign on, but use another RSS reader that understands the old Google Reader-api if you prefer to jugle RSS readers around
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   by theknarf 10y ago

   I'm a big fan of Feedly, have been using it since they came out and the constantly keeps improving stuff. Among the things I subscribe too are about a 100 webcomics. Decided to share all my RSS links here: http://feedshare.n
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   by theknarf 10y ago

   The closest thing I know about is websdr ( http://websdr.org )
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    by theknarf 10y ago

    I myself started to program at the age of 11. At that time my father bought a book and learned a little Visual Basic, he then got introduced it to me and I was hooked. After that I borrowed an old book he had on HTML/CSS (creating webp
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    by theknarf 10y ago

    Not sure why he doesn't just use github-pages as thats how most people would use "a Github as a blog".
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    by theknarf 10y ago

    I'we been a big fan of http://www.99-bottles-of-beer.net/
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    by theknarf 10y ago

    I like the idea of making desktop apps with html, css and JavaScript. I just wish that Electron/Atom wasn't so horrible slow. It shouldn't take me more time to open up a desktop app than a webpage.
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    by theknarf 11y ago

    Having build statuses posted in a channel for each commit is a great for forcing CI and CD.
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    by theknarf 11y ago

    If I need something with more features than Redux I would probably just use Rx.js.
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    by theknarf 11y ago

    Professionally I use Jira, there's really notting quite like it. Personally I tend to use Google Spreadsheet, it allows for collaboration on small teams. Sometimes I use a plaintext file in a git-repo (usually formated as a markdown or
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    by theknarf 11y ago

    Domain costs, now a day I use github pages for hosting so I usually don't have to pay for hosting the domain. A subscription for Photoshop. Sometimes I pay for other software. Might have to start paying for IntelliJ soon.
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    by theknarf 11y ago

    I'm not sure marketing something as just works is good, especially when none of the plots worked for me at all.
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    by theknarf 11y ago

    Bitcoin (or some other altcoin/cryptocurrency) would be the answer then.
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    by theknarf 11y ago

    I guess you best bet would be Amazon S3?
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    by theknarf 11y ago

    I follow 100+ webcomics and a bunch of other news sites and blogs. Feedly is amazing, have been using it since long before google reader was shut down. Feedly, reddit and HN are my daily chores.
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    by theknarf 11y ago

    PHP have a package manager called Composer which have a lock file.
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    by theknarf 11y ago

    I don't agree that it's the UI that makes the difference here. I think it's the context. In an "email" like context, it's not uncommon to write a few sentences. However in a chat its usual only to write one or
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    by theknarf 11y ago

    So when I try to write + it writes = instead, not sure why.
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    by theknarf 11y ago

    If you feel that RxJS is a bit hard, but don't want to go all crazy and switch to ClojureScript; then Redux is pretty good. It's not as "powerfull" as RxJS and it has some guidelines on how you should structure code. It
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    by theknarf 11y ago

    If you really want an shell written in Node, why not go all the way and choose both a shell and a terminal written in it. https://github.com/black-screen/black-screen
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    by theknarf 11y ago

    WAMP usually means the "Windows, Apache, MySQL, PHP" stack. So creating a new "web technology" with the same abbreviation is a bit stupid. Your going to have a bad time getting search working.
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    by theknarf 11y ago

    Before they where called outracks.com and were making some kind of 3D studio. But apparently they have switched over to working full time on Fuse instead, which is kinda sad as Uno is pretty awesome. I'm guessing documentation is going
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    by theknarf 11y ago

    Obs, seems I commented the same before seeing your comment.
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    by theknarf 11y ago

    Docker is a way to create immutable infrastructure, which is a key component to a) have software working the same in test and prod. (hint DevOps.) and b) creating servers which can scale both vertically and horizontally. I think thats the b