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alexbardas

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    Comment #13780140

    If anyone is interested in buying a System 76 product and have it delivered outside of US, please take into account that the price doesn't include VAT. This has to be payed separat…

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    Comment #10923738

    Both products are really good, but Github needs to realise that they have to be more open and listen more to their users. There is an opportunity for Gitlab here and I'm happy that…

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    Comment #9300187

    Any idea what happened to breach? It looked very promising when it was first announced, but I can see there hasn't been any contribution for more than 6 months.

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    Comment #9015785

    Great and very useful plugin. Good job!

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    Comment #8845708

    Go has a much better runtime system than Python (can spawn lots of green threads in parallel using goroutines), but it's also broken in so many ways (e.g.: type system).

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    Comment #8845574

    It's more or less a matter of time until everything will be migrated to go. Since it has better performance and works good for them, there's no point not to do it.

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    Comment #8742738

    Makes a lot of sense to me, Firefox is an excellent browser. I hope it will keep its independence though.

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    Comment #8742736

    Makes a lot of sense to me, Firefox is an excellent browser. I hope it will keep its independence though.

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    Comment #7679018

    I've also added a Later Edit (LE) in the article and I hope some things are clear now.

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    Comment #7672136

    It's hard for me to make more comments here. I don't know your tech background and also how much experience you have with frontend or any kind of frameworks. Unfortunately, you rus…

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    Comment #7668227

    In angular you'd never need the line with className, so you'd end up with even less code, because of its declarative style. A good reading when thinking that's necessary to bind do…

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    Comment #7667709

    If you're really interested in Avira and its products, it's up to you to take a look into this project from time to time and you may change your impression. I added certain links i…

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    Comment #7665901

    It's a tech post, not an avira commercial. Maybe it will help someone make a good decision when choosing a js framework, based on real experience and facts. You can read more about…

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    Comment #7660526

    I think that it may be simpler to learn than both angular and ember. Unfortunately, given the fact that it's missing 2 way data binding and it's not declarative, you end up with lo…

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    Comment #7660375

    We rethought the backend API calls and made all of them in parallel. Also, the websocket - server connection is initialized sooner. So, I'd say that this part could have also be do…

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    Comment #6566820

    Great post, really made me take a deeper look into the product. I wasn't disturbed by the short video which explains most / all the features, but I can see the need of also having …

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    Comment #5516979

    While I tend to a agree to a certain degree (e.g.: you may want/be allowed to take some days to work remotely on a quarterly basis), there's a reason they saw this principle isn't …

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    Comment #4369919

    Ok, I'll work then at creating a documentation and adding some tests. The project was written in coffeescript and someone only needs to extend a class and implement 2 methods and a…

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    Comment #4369902

    Very true indeed. I was also randomly changing user-agents (Mozilla, Safari, Chrome, IE). I thought that this will be harder to tell whether there is a lot of traffic from the same…

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    Comment #4369883

    Yes, but it's hard to tell how complete and updated that subset is. There is (was until few weeks ago apparently) also http://www.imdbapi.com/ which was retrieving their data by cr…

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    Comment #4369309

    Not bad at all. I build just a few months ago (not publicly released even though I plan) a crawler using NodeJS to take advantage of its evented architecture. I managed to crawl an…