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xyproto
12y ago
And xfwm4 has a great plug-in/patch available that enables tiling!
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xyproto
12y ago
That's 2 bytes, not 4. A byte goes from 00 to FF.
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12y ago
This is the guy behind Tiny C Compiler, jslinux.org (running Linux in JavaScript in the browser) and Qemu. (And several other interesting projects). This alone makes me have great faith in BPG.
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xyproto
12y ago
No, people choose comfort and projecting an image of status over privacy. It's not because they trust Apple.
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xyproto
12y ago
Looks cool, but what is this "printing" and "CD-ROM" it is talking about?
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xyproto
12y ago
Which types of applications are Dart especially good at? I suspect there are currently always better alternatives.
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xyproto
12y ago
Why these local banana-state measurements instead of international standards?
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xyproto
12y ago
The "log in again to do something secure" is a rabbit hole, where suddenly you have to log in again to do anything it all. It could become a login nightmare.
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xyproto
12y ago
He mentions both Haskell and C#, but I agree with your overall point. Nimrod, Rust, D, C++11 and Julia are also missing from the comparison. (and more)
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13y ago
Streisand effect in 3..2..1..
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xyproto
13y ago
After reading the article, I feel spammed and marketed to.
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xyproto
13y ago
If anyone from Google is reading this: what happened to "don't be evil"?
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13y ago
No, it's not. It's a good indicatior of how performant the framework is likely to be in the future, in the context of ballparks. For example, if this version already is as quick as comparable software written in C, you know that c
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13y ago
Life is not like a continuous road. Life has chapters. Even if you procrastinate now, you can be in a completely different situation for the next chapter. The trick is to try to make the good chapters last and keep making changes until bad
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13y ago
Inaccurate article! `for {}` in Go acts like a `while (1) {}` loop in C, but the article claims that another form of for loop is the "final form of for loop" for Go. Otherwise well written and enjoyable.
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xyproto
13y ago
This isn't a first, a lot of discussions are "off topic"-powered.
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13y ago
I like it XD
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xyproto
13y ago
pypy is cool, but why no love for python 3?
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xyproto
13y ago
Pivoting is an integral part of the iterations of a lean startup and not "screwing up" as written in the clueless article.
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13y ago
Wish it was on youtube instead,I could not watch it on my tablet.
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xyproto
14y ago
Tearably nice
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xyproto
14y ago
Too much focus on closing port 80. They could just host something else on port 80.
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xyproto
14y ago
Best part is that if you've installed Go and set up the GOPATH already, downloading and compiling fergulator is just a go get github.com/scottferg/Fergulator away.
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xyproto
14y ago
To work longer hours is NOT the same as being more industrious, as suggested by the article.
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xyproto
14y ago
Now at $150?
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14y ago
The "One of the biggest hurdles to Linux adoption..." paragraph is just not true anymore. Steam for Linux is a good example of how things have changed. It's more like Netflix is one of the few services that many people wish to use where the
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14y ago
Base 1 does make sense! 0 = 0 00 = 1 000 = 2 0000 = 3 etc
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14y ago
That's amazing.
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14y ago
16 months before finding time for programming again. Sounds about right.
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14y ago
Opened link in a tab in the background and started reading another article. Suddenly "Game Over!" popped up and disturbed me. Nice work, random HTML5-game I didn't yet try.
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