tkubacki

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by tkubacki 6y ago
"flatpak and snap are both security nightmares" and then link to flatpak article... Come on at least bother to explain... As far as I know - with all bad publicity snap has recently - it does isolate package and you don't giv
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by tkubacki 6y ago
A bit off topic: recently multi monitor screen sharing based on WebRTC was fixed in Chromium/Linux/x11 (landed in Chrome 83) making my Google Meet/ Jitsi screen sharing support sessions much easier...
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by tkubacki 7y ago
It is time to move to Linux or Windows desktop. Really if you are not hostage of Apple ecosystem then decent desktop is much more reliable in my experience (got old MacBook which is ok too but eg can't connect to old vpn on it)
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by tkubacki 7y ago
Apple is fighting only for the one thing - the money. If that means they need to sacrifice some people (especially outside US) - they will do it.
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by tkubacki 7y ago
I know it's not Apple itself but their (biggest ?) supplier, but isn't that the 'Apple DNA' to don't give a f* for their employees? Anyone here with experience working in multiple big tech companies (including Apple
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by tkubacki 7y ago
Why is .net core not taking the world by storm ? Because most 'real .net devs' still work on .NET 4.x legacy windows apps.
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by tkubacki 7y ago
Not becoming a dick while getting rich is hard. Wasn't that Jesus statement 21 centuries ago ?
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by tkubacki 8y ago
For me even better idea would be to create coffe&chat type of Cafe. When real people can talk with other real people, though via robotic interface (contrary to human controlled robotic waiters which can be replaced with AI controlled ro
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by tkubacki 8y ago
The only thing that keeps me with OSX instead of Linux on laptop is awesome touchpad in MacBook. Wandering if there are any ThinksPads/System76's with comparable touchpad quality ?
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by tkubacki 9y ago
even on Xorg multiple screen is broken (can't select single screen) on Linux
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by tkubacki 9y ago
How is that different to flutter.io (beside using GO) ?
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by tkubacki 9y ago
ads money will feed engineers - good news
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by tkubacki 9y ago
Windows works ok as virtual box/vmware guest as well. I spent few years as .net Dev this way and was more than happy with this solution. You need beefy machine though. Not using windows as primary OS limits risk related to viruses, mal
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by tkubacki 9y ago
WSL is waste of time if you work with docker - Linux desktop experience (not laptop) is just good enough these days (and future seems even brighter since Ubuntu goes back to Gnome)
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by tkubacki 9y ago
I love Sublime because it's rare example of quality linux app.
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by tkubacki 9y ago
Once I worked for roof window re-seller. They claimed that their competitor Fakro (fakro.com) is as good as Velux but has better quality/price balance.
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by tkubacki 9y ago
My current view is that best what average fullstack dev can do is still to buy beefy desktop with linux/nvidia + windows on virtualbox/vmware (for Windows stuff). Additional cheap Chromebook is nice but eg. IntelliJ is to heavy fo
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by tkubacki 9y ago
Windows servers are legacy - even SQL Server is on Linux now...ok jokes aside - might be PR move to not make nervous their old-school corporate customers
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by tkubacki 9y ago
It's hard to make things easy on Windows - it's law of nature.
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by tkubacki 9y ago
I just don't care anymore - I keep windows on VM it's way easier (eg. WSL doesn't support docker). I don't use any other Windows app except: VS (from time to time) and Word. VirtualBox is more than enough for this (my ho
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Building data binding in the browser(medium.com)
3 points by tkubacki 9y ago|0 comments
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by tkubacki 9y ago
" offering little to nothing interesting that would make anyone switch from other solutions" Huh ? Compared to JS - Dart seems like a heaven. Don't known Elm - but looking on syntax it seems it's not so easy to pick up
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by tkubacki 9y ago
TS has nice features to avoid js bombs but all JS 'bad code' is legit by definition (JS superset). TS is super nice compared to JS but it is NOT excellent Lang.
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by tkubacki 9y ago
So this is official reason why it was not considered ?
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by tkubacki 9y ago
Well can't say if any of those are major - but here is a list https://www.dartlang.org/community/who-uses-dart
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by tkubacki 9y ago
Wondering why Dart was not considered. Large apps are written in it (Ad sense UI, Ad Words UI, Google CRM). Has good tooling (IntelliJ plugin, Webstorm). It's fairly easy to pick up - Java/C# like syntax. It's harder to shot
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by tkubacki 9y ago
No it's not. It has all JS flaws - it's just better than js and it's easy to use it with js. Otherwise Dart would win.
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by tkubacki 9y ago
AdWords, AdSense and internal Google CRM are written in Dart - namely AngularDart: https://webdev.dartlang.org/angular according to: http://news.dartlang.org/2017/06/a-stronger-dart-for-everyon..
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by tkubacki 9y ago
Which is precisely why I don't like Typescript - still easy to shot own foot hardly
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by tkubacki 9y ago
Dart with dynamic js compiler (DDC) is getting better too: http://news.dartlang.org/2017/06/a-stronger-dart-for-everyon...

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