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vatotemking
9y ago
I dunno why you are downvoted for such a valid comment. Exactly my point.
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9y ago
> Doing nothing is an even bigger risk. True. But Mozilla is betting on servo which I see as a big question mark as well. Are you sure that people will download firefox over chrome when servo lands? How long before it will finally ship?
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9y ago
You mentioned these features as selling points but at the current state of things parallel styling/layout are buggy. Servo is buggy. And its not 100% proven better (emphasis on "experimental") than current tech. Chrome may no
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9y ago
Made an almost similar comment to yours but you articulated it much better. Mozilla needs to know the steps they need to do to reach their goal. And their goal of privacy and safety is a bit too broad. Its like they are going in different d
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9y ago
I know that HN loves Rust and at the risk of being burned at the stakes, i'd say Rust is overrated. Lets get real, it doesn't have that many users, its not even on top of TIOBE. If you are going to start a career in Rust, good luc
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9y ago
His problem can easily be fixed by adding a FAQ and Guide to Contributing and Opening Issues doc. Then tell users to read both before opening an issue. Set some rules on how you want the issues written, tone of voice, etc. A project without
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9y ago
For Filipino domestic workers, its a deliberate choice driven by lack of work opportunities at home.
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9y ago
Ah its probably because you've only seen fighters kicking, boxing, and smashing each other, no? There is one crucial part of MMA you are forgetting: grappling Grappling is more like chess, you need to make the proper position and holds
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9y ago
n-gate.com is so gonna love this thread
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10y ago
Slightly off but you can also use this technique to perceive 2D images as 3D[1]. Just google "cross eyed 3d" [1] - https://i0.wp.com/digital-photography-school.com/wp-content/...
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10y ago
I've seen this before in various forms: * Don't use PHP its a fractal of bad design - most popular server side language before * Don't use JavaScript its a scripting language - most popular programming language * Don't u
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10y ago
I use me. or if its a jquery object its $me. Probably because of my VB6 background. :-)
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10y ago
Exactly. Thank you. I actually implemented a platform game with melonjs a long time ago (like 6+ yrs ago), before that a platform game using Flash + AS3. I have since given up game dev. I was asking hoping to solicit a response from current
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10y ago
I want to learn more about js game dev. What other frameworks are there (other than phaser)?
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10y ago
I have a business selling software. And most of the the time, rude customers are just frustrated with the product. Once you start to address their concerns, they are actually very friendly and would not hesitate to change their review or gi
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10y ago
not invented here syndrome, probably
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10y ago
Ad is throwing an error in console. OP should check it out
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10y ago
Interesting viewpoint. Perhaps we should make recycling profitable for companies. Right now, It probably cost more to recycle vs making a product from scratch.
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10y ago
Now we have exploitable IoT appliances that can brick on the next update. But really, who the heck needs to check facebook on their fridge?
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10y ago
No man is perfect, even Checkhov. From the article: "These eight conditions are not a checklist, but a guideline—a “true north” of sorts that reveals to us the direction we must go…"
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10y ago
I find goto useful when writing windows batch files. :-)
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10y ago
I think the presence of this article indicates that there is a demand. > Companies don't even trust university degrees right now. This might be true in the US but may not be in other countries. I just read on a separate comment how
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10y ago
Still better than calling yourself code wrangler/ JS ninja. Kidding aside, whats stopping software dev from being regulated and certified in 2017? The previous reason I heard of was that tech changes too rapidly to be standardized.
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10y ago
Im glad HN has a voice of reason in the form of dang
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10y ago
The other thread about sexism is also flagged.
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10y ago
I could probably do that too on a smartphone in my teens. But its so much easier with the classic Nokias. The plain old keypads is way better than haptic feedback. The jutted part of the keys serves as your anchor. SImilar to the F and J on
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10y ago
That maybe it. Perhaps the first camp is more comfortable and familiar with the "ocaml'ness" of Rust, while for the second (C devs) camp the concepts are alien.
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10y ago
I just realize this, but perhaps Apple is doing the same thing like MS is doing for Windows 10, only in reverse? MS was successful on desktop but failed on mobile, so MS is adapting their desktop OS for mobile devices. For Apple, its the ot
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10y ago
Oops sorry. I thought I was responding to GP. His response was not very polite, dismissing my comment as a conspiracy theory and assumed (wrongly) I was sending exe files. And then I was accused of being a dick. Perhaps I should detach befo
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10y ago
Curious, is it harder for c++ programmers to learn Rust than dev from higher level devs? Because ive seen Rust has a lot more success recruiting devs from python, js, even php.
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