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by theprotocol 10y ago
Interesting! Thanks for posting this.
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by theprotocol 10y ago
Wanted to post this too. That guy is brilliant, and so is OP. I love this stuff.
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by theprotocol 10y ago
My thoughts exactly. I might give this a spin. Here's hoping it has "Folder Master" support.
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by theprotocol 10y ago
Interesting, I'll have to read more about this. Thanks for the response.
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by theprotocol 10y ago
Are laws not simply constantly applicable rules, existing outside of spacetime? How would such a thing evolve?
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by theprotocol 10y ago
Check out http://open365.io , which is sort of like ownCloud/nextCloud but also has a web-based LibreOffice interface. It's still in beta and the entire thing is rough though. I haven't had much time to play around
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by theprotocol 10y ago
Fair point, though I feel there's still something to my point in the broader context outside of this one post.
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by theprotocol 10y ago
I agree with the principle of there being consequences, but what I don't agree with is for the condemnation to be deliberate and for journalism to be used in service of that, rather than impartial reporting. When you describe the conse
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by theprotocol 10y ago
Perhaps, but if (and that's a big if) that's the main reason behind these articles, then I'm disappointed in these authors for not being above such pettiness. Or maybe my expectation of more dispassionate articles is naive...
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by theprotocol 10y ago
How many doom & gloom articles about Uber have there been this week? I'm undecided on whether it's legitimate, or verging on smear territory.
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by theprotocol 10y ago
Exactly, libertarianism cuts both ways. The protective regulations that the companies lobby for wouldn't exist in the first place in a system like that.
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by theprotocol 10y ago
>2.1 has async/await compiled down to ES3/ES5, which I will be very happy to see The complete lack of visibility for such things is what prevented me from adopting TypeScript. I couldn't get a clear answer which platforms
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by theprotocol 10y ago
Agreed, Vue.js and Riot.js are both brilliant for actually getting things done without having to read a 100 page manual. As for Vue vs Riot, it's subjective, but I'm personally partial to Riot due to its simplicity (albeit with a
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by theprotocol 10y ago
Apologies for the late reply. I appreciate the in-depth explanation of what's going on with that code, as I've been under too much pressure to delve into it. Thanks for putting in the effort. I must confess that I sort of lumped s
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by theprotocol 10y ago
Yeah, I used to be gross when I was younger (biting my nails, nibbling on pens...), and it didn't prevent me from developing some of the worst allergies imaginable. I can't even eat 90% of food types lest I enter a pseudo-drunken
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by theprotocol 10y ago
I love this style. I accidentally "discovered" that pure functions were good through trial and error in my younger days, before I'd looked into functional programming. However, while I'm not necessarily a gigantic fan of
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by theprotocol 10y ago
I'll be sure to give that a shot, thanks for the tip. You've made me realize I've somehow been subconsciously avoiding F# for whatever reason.
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by theprotocol 10y ago
I share your sentiment. I'd been away from .NET/C# for a few years and came back to find that they dialed the abstraction level to 11. I adore C# as a language but I find myself increasingly alienated by its generally accepted cod
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by theprotocol 10y ago
Seconded, I adore Riot and it bugs me that it's left out of most benchmarks. FYI Riot's alpha 3.0.0 release is much faster than 2.5.0, and is almost production ready (in fact, I'm using it on a project and it's rather re
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by theprotocol 10y ago
I'm a minority who is often "not represented" in things, and that's neither good nor bad - it's simply neutral. The idea of "representation" is rather silly and I'm always amused by how otherwise extr
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by theprotocol 10y ago
The one I have in mind sent 4 emails in the same week, with a linear increase in bewilderment that I wasn't answering promptly beyond the first two (where I made it clear that I wanted to take my time).
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by theprotocol 10y ago
Interesting, thanks for the link. :)
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by theprotocol 10y ago
I'd wager the initial greeting works, but I question whether the person's lack of self awareness (when it's clear that the customer doesn't have time to do small-talk and has been evading you for 3 weeks straight) wouldn
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by theprotocol 10y ago
Is it me, or are a lot of web-based service providers very chatty lately? I won't name and shame any particular ones, but I will say I've found myself regretting signing up for trials of certain services because of the almost syco