twshoopboop

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by twshoopboop 10y ago
"it's not unfair; it's just how it is" It kind of is unfair. Why should someone get preferential treatment just because you happen to know them? Also there's a difference between recommending someone for a job and &
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by twshoopboop 10y ago
Sure, that's why I said "I wish". I'm well aware of the $50-300+/month commercial development license. Qt is a high quality product and often worth the price tag. I'm not sure that the original intent of rele
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by twshoopboop 10y ago
I apologize for using a term that is derisive. I'd be fine if contributing back was the only requirement. The other terms however at the very least inconvenience developers in how they build and deploy applications, and at worst simply
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by twshoopboop 10y ago
"Mobile & web designers have had too much freedom during the past years" Pretty funny to hear this from a designer. Lets just kill individuality altogether and make every website and application based off of Material Design.
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by twshoopboop 10y ago
More that I have something to point people that complain about the moc to :)
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by twshoopboop 10y ago
* copyleft license Complete agree, it was stupid to move to the ODbL. * vandalism I've only seen once instance of serious vandalism -- I reported it on their IRC and it was updated within a few hours. And this was a mass attack by 4cha
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by twshoopboop 10y ago
That's because OpenStreetMap is just that -- a source of data. It doesn't aim to offer the kind of utility you expect. Rather, it can serve as a data source for developers that might want to take on that task. The ODBL license the
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by twshoopboop 10y ago
This is awesome. Olivier (author of that post) has made some really cool stuff if you go back through their blog posts. Also I wonder if this means the CopperSpice guys will stop development. I often find myself wishing that Nokia had licen
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by twshoopboop 10y ago
"We’re building a multi-platform digital game subscription service called Boondogl that delivers native web games to desktop, mobile, console, and VR devices, and we’ve bet our entire business on native web technologies – HTML5, WebGL,
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by twshoopboop 10y ago
>The first 15 minutes are free. After that, it's 25 USD per hour. >WHAT WE CAN HELP YOU WITH HTML CSS JavaScript jQuery React.js Node.js Sorry, how is it better than SO? Extremely limited scope, no searchable database, no freely
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by twshoopboop 10y ago
>Depending on the design and the requirements of an application modal dialogues and in rare cases even disabling leaving via the back button absolutely make sense. Sorry, I disagree with you. On a typical non-web application, a modal dia
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by twshoopboop 10y ago
Except my point is I'm completely okay with this because its not modal at an application level if its HTML. I just want to be able to leave the site. Change the way the page is rendered all you want, disable interactivity etc but I don
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Ask HN: Why do browsers still support pop up dialogs and other bad behavior?
133 points by twshoopboop 10y ago|80 comments
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by twshoopboop 10y ago
Anyone think that back in the day a lot of what coding bootcamps do was on the job training? It just seems like companies want to hire engineers that are faster to on board and easier to dispose of. After reading that many (most?) of these