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yomism
10y ago
I think the main problem is that we have our heads contaminated by too much "news". We live in constant fear, even when statistically we are less violent than ever. For instance, terrorism works when its actions are published for
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yomism
10y ago
It's interesting to see how the main philosophy behind Apple products is to prevent this kind of tinkering and that they are also used by a lot of hackers (tinkerers). I know the answer is "they just work" but it somewhat tro
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yomism
10y ago
Implying Hackernews us not a bubble... Ok
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yomism
10y ago
I have used it since 2 years ago or so to implement JSON REST APIs and some small admin pages for app backends. I compare with Python which I have also used for this. Cons: - More verbose than Python (returning errors and static typing make
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yomism
10y ago
The same as before BUT without the weight that UK had in the decisions of the EU (and that nice veto power it had).
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yomism
10y ago
Android I don't think so... There are tons of Java code in the Android ecosystem and their developers hate anything that comes from Apple. So it will end as iOS only.
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yomism
10y ago
Sincerely, what you say sounds great from a bussiness perspective but maybe not from a lifestyle perspective (putting myself in Tarn & Zach's shoes). Maybe something like that would be the kind of thing that would transform a work
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yomism
10y ago
For rich people at least...
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yomism
10y ago
The Motorola X Style/Pure does this.
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yomism
10y ago
The curious thing is that he chairs the IETF HTTP Working Group and is a member of the W3C TAG. Seeing this and how that blog loads make me afraid of the future of the web.
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yomism
10y ago
An clicking that link takes you to a talk about MongoDB & MEAN stack... the irony is strong in this one.
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yomism
10y ago
I too had a production deploy using Docker and but droped it because of changes like this and some instability. Started using Ansible (ok, maybe comparing oranges to apples here) and its better for my use case.
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yomism
10y ago
So use a TURN server. TL;DR: Does the same as STUN but also is able to relay video & audio for hosts where STUN fails. I'm using it in a Android app of mine for video conference and works really good. You can download something lik
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yomism
10y ago
The only way that it affects you it's because Go programs can be compiled to a static binary. So from the final user perspective you just download it and put the executable in your path. Contrast with Python, Node, Ruby... apps where y
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yomism
10y ago
Putting a single word inside double quotes makes it mandatory . At least that's what I heard somewhere back then when they broke the + operator.
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yomism
11y ago
So 90% of the comments you are reading here are crap...
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yomism
11y ago
For me the links shows the japanese version. English: http://nianticlabs.com/blog/pokemon-go-first-look/
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yomism
11y ago
Reading this post reminds of when I tried to learn Scala and ran away when I saw the heap of complexity it was. It seems like they tried to put all features they could in there without thinking about the orthogonality of the result. Languag
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How the Wingtergatan machine works (music instrument using 2000 marbles)
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yomism
11y ago
Great post! If you liked this kind of descent to the low-level realm, the post author (Julia Evans) did a great presentation on Pycon 2015: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5v6o-VsLAew Sometimes when shit hits the fan it
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yomism
11y ago
And that's capitalism for you, kids. Quoting: "I do not rely on the state to care for my son." Not being from the USA and seeign the place this human being is in, it hurt me reading that justification. Goddamm, that is what s
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yomism
11y ago
Every time I see a Sun-tzu quote my cringe-o-meter explodes...
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yomism
11y ago
It's open source, it they loose interest in it anybody can pick up the code and continue supporting it.
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yomism
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I was going to apologize for using "dickish" in my answer before but seeing this you fit the definition perfectly ;-P http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=dickish I have read the horror stories thanks to
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yomism
11y ago
Tribal is the right word here with all the blind faith in medicine men and cargo cultism.
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yomism
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It's dickish saying that without explanation. Like this it sounds like baseless smearing. If he argumented the reasons before he could had just put a link. Sincerely, it's too much to ask?
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yomism
11y ago
My plan is to keep saying this on Starfighter threads, just in case there are people who have missed it. Take my advice or leave it: Please don't use Starfighter. If you are using it now, make immediate plans to switch. If you have fri
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yomism
11y ago
Well, you and me for starters. And then add almost all of the people that have enough money in their pockets and are not slaved/working 3 different jobs to put food on their table. We, everyone of us reading this, know the reality, if
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yomism
11y ago
And we happily buy their products absorbing their marketing message: "you are a creative and nice person that does good for the world (using our products, that is)". And when faced with the reality that Apple is a money making mac
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yomism
11y ago
Watch what you say about regulating... if you look closely we are in a community that values unleashed capitalism (that is, money) above almost anything. That anything being our image as good people.
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