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yedpodtrzitko
10y ago
Two ports only is a joke.
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yedpodtrzitko
10y ago
Unfortunately, our (Czech) president is a big friend with Russia/China etc., he actively pulls strings in the background, so I wouldnt be surprised if this scenario would magically happen, somehow.
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yedpodtrzitko
10y ago
OpenRC
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yedpodtrzitko
10y ago
ok, let me rephrase that: "We rewrote this from JS to Python." "Guys but JS is better than PHP and Ruby!" Still cant see how is that relevant.
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yedpodtrzitko
10y ago
So how exactly is a comparison of JS/PHP/Ruby relevant in a dicussion about a tool rewritten from JS to Python?
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yedpodtrzitko
10y ago
I just skimmed the website, and I am still not sure if it's meant seriously or if it's some kind of joke? Feels a bit contradictory eg. "dont use framework" vs "make software secure by default". Isn't a s
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yedpodtrzitko
10y ago
"Readability" depends on a context. I've worked with a huge codebases where having a variable types attached to the variables there would actually improve the readability. Sure, it would take you a moment longer to skim the l
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yedpodtrzitko
10y ago
addons.mozilla.org is powered by Django, for example.
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yedpodtrzitko
10y ago
The worst thing I've seen is G2A Shield - it takes 10 steps to deactivate it, and each step has the "cancel" button much more dominant than the "continue" button, see: http://imgur.com/a/PUwPC
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yedpodtrzitko
10y ago
I don't know about other people, but for me programming includes some googling, checking documentation, switching to terminal... basically a lot of alt-tabbing (and some copy-pasting). Can't imagine myself doing this comfortably o
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yedpodtrzitko
10y ago
addons.mozilla.org is powered by Django
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yedpodtrzitko
10y ago
RoR is chronically known for having issues with a maintenance of projects in a long term, so using this comparison is a very weak defense of PHP.
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yedpodtrzitko
10y ago
from changelog: "Golf away 21 byte" I like how (code)golf has become a term.
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yedpodtrzitko
10y ago
I was also surprised that flip-phones are a thing which a lot of people buy and use.
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yedpodtrzitko
10y ago
7-Eleven and Post Offices are the only places which accept cards issued outside of Japan. I assume they have to cover all possible types of cards, otherwise people from other countries could get stuck without money here that way.
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yedpodtrzitko
10y ago
Let me paraphrase it - if there's a dozen of streaming services, and one of them does misbehaves, it gives you a reason to pirate? That's a really poor excuse (or if that's a joke, then it's a poor one too).
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yedpodtrzitko
10y ago
See their older blogpost here: http://blogs.unity3d.com/2016/04/01/unity-joins-the-net-foun... "For Unity developers, this means making sure the latest .NET APIs, tools, and language features are availab
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yedpodtrzitko
11y ago
Isnt it because Google is pumping millions of dollars into it?
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yedpodtrzitko
11y ago
imakesnowflakes made a good point below. Also compare the readability of this: "very long text {value} another long text".\ format(value=value) vs. f"very long text {value} another long text" ^ now you have to go and vis
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yedpodtrzitko
11y ago
another example: > a=a => nil but then: > a=b NameError: undefined local variable or method `b' for main:Object
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yedpodtrzitko
11y ago
Stupid question: how come they avoid white blood cells?
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yedpodtrzitko
11y ago
as someone from the Czech Republic, I'm truly impressed by its codename (jaracimrman-existence). How did that happen?
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yedpodtrzitko
11y ago
https://xkcd.com/927/
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yedpodtrzitko
11y ago
I use Google's Javascript framework. GWT? No, the other one. Polymer? No, the other one! AngularJS? No, the other one!!
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yedpodtrzitko
12y ago
I use Bashmarks for a few years already ( https://github.com/huyng/bashmarks ). Does this have any advantage, or is it just another NIH thing? Also - if the purpose is to save as much typing as possible, why it isnt a
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yedpodtrzitko
12y ago
This isn't Fox News, can we call the things correctly, thus "crackers" in this case, pls?
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yedpodtrzitko
12y ago
What I read is "if all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail." > In PHP I make lots of tiny uses of it in many places. I really missed it when I switched to Python (sure, there's OrderedDict, but it's a s