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by wyqydsyq 10y ago
I have no doubt there's plenty of innovative PHP libraries and frameworks, I (and many others) just believe they would be even better in another language ;)
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by wyqydsyq 10y ago
A language with some consistency would be a start. Go, TypeScript, Elixir are all superior to PHP in that aspect. PHP lacks consistency in naming conventions, function signatures (is that a string or bitmask I'm supposed to pass?) and
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by wyqydsyq 10y ago
Well yeah, I'm certainly only doing high-level stuff, if I wanted to do low level systems programming, OS/language design or anything with hardware at a lower level than whatever APIs existing drivers provide then a CS degree woul
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by wyqydsyq 10y ago
Wait, people still use PHP for new software?! And here I was thinking the industry had modernized...
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by wyqydsyq 10y ago
Size of user base is pretty much irrelevant to how vulnerable an OS is, Linux/GNU and BSD derivative operating systems are inherently more secure than NT based ones due to user/group permissions and privilege escalation being a co
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by wyqydsyq 10y ago
While it's clear many university institutes and projects have benefited the wider public, I think he was specifically referring to the value of university to an individual, for most people (excepting those who are studying sciences to
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by wyqydsyq 10y ago
It's not supposed to have one. Polymer is simply a shim and collection of WebComponents. Polymer isn't a fully-fledged application framework itself. You'd still use something like Flux, Redux or Cycle (with a router) on top o
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by wyqydsyq 10y ago
The problem here is that you're using Safari.
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by wyqydsyq 10y ago
I own a Google Nexus 5X and I want yearly Android releases. Seriously, this whole problem is caused by manufacturers and carriers installing their bloatware (which is what people really don't want). Without said bloatware (goodbye To
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by wyqydsyq 11y ago
1) Yes, kids die. 2) Yes, it's real. 3) Yes, it's the world we live in. 4) Probably not, the civilian fatalities are the result of poor judgement calls made by humans, not machine error. 5) Certainly, but the CIA (who is behind mo
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by wyqydsyq 11y ago
I've been using Atom as my primary editor for over a year too, on various Linux distros, and it's been a very smooth experience. The only issue I've encountered is Atom can be sluggish with large (4MB+) files because it attem
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by wyqydsyq 11y ago
The problem isn't necessarily Apple's laziness with updating Safari, I think it's more the fact that they insist on using their own JavaScript engine. They could very easily just use Blink and V8 which would significantly cut
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by wyqydsyq 11y ago
No you couldn't, with http vs https you are accessing the exact same resource, just through a different protocol.
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by wyqydsyq 11y ago
I find it strange that you tried Webstorm and not Atom - considering Atom and all of it's packages are written in JavaScript (or transpiled to it), you can give it any functionality using the language you're already using - JS. I