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cosmo7
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Comment #2647410
Diaspora - Ruby on Rails
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Comment #2096282
> GNU Mono I see Miguel finally caved!
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Comment #1065068
I wouldn't be surprised if Apple starts more collaborations with Microsoft. Remember how IBM was Apple's big enemy and then they got into bed with each other?
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Comment #815479
Unsurprisingly, ubercool job ad is for a site that uses table layouts riddled with inline CSS.
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Comment #810942
Article is predicated on the idea that evil and innovation are mutually exclusive. I think it's more true that evil and innovation are pretty tightly coupled.
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Comment #703673
I love embedded servers. I don't think adding SSL would be that hard. I've done something very similar in C# and kept putting off SSL, only to find that X.509 authentication was tr…
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Comment #657569
> I'm just hoping MacRuby will enable the Ruby world to build our own open source Textmate clone so we'll be able to ditch this abandonware piece of crap. Thanks for reminding me w…
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Comment #657567
> since the Windows stack is so closed in general Huh? What about NetBeans or Eclipse? There is tons of open software for Windows.
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Comment #641494
You might get more money from making the application into a web application and getting commission from click-through sales of actual hardware.
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Comment #638005
I write code by analyzing requirements and then breaking them into a series of milestones and attaching requirements to each milestone. I show the client how I have interpreted the…
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Comment #637822
I agree that compiled statically typed code is more robust than scripts, but I'd choose a safer language like C# or Java over C.
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Comment #636873
You might want to consider separating your front and back ends with an API that could be accessed by Flash or AJAX. You can then introduce a simple client and progressively enhance…
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Comment #629688
That doesn't mean they're the most popular. It might be people all sharing stuff to say "look how retarded this code is." (just saying)
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Comment #597362
I've given up smoking several times, the last time, successfully, about 3 years ago. The previous attempt was pretty much doomed - it was mid-August 2001 and I was living in lower …
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Comment #597355
Please keep it clean folks.
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Comment #594344
Wishful thinking aside, The Gimp < Photoshop.
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Comment #592504
This guy comes across as being angry that people quit Linux, as though they owe Linux something.
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Comment #570126
Pouring molten solder into a mold seems kind of crude; solder is rather blobby even with flux. I'd have thought that using printer technology would be easier. You could print condu…
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Comment #562016
My project, phpSprockets ( http://code.google.com/p/phpsprockets/ ) does nested markup by working as a node system. After all, if you're going to generate HTML in code you might as…
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Comment #548795
Wow, what a douchebag.
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Comment #544957
Well Scala does that () thing too. On the other hand, an infinite loop in Scala would run much more quickly than in Ruby.
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Comment #543966
> My point is I seriously doubt Scala is much better at scaling than Ruby I spoke with some people at Twitter the other day. They said that they were switching to Scala just to ann…
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Comment #543698
Threading.
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Comment #543686
Although the Reg sensationalizes the story, it's interesting to see how Ruby is in limbo. How much damage has been done to Merb by the 1.8 to 1.9 fiasco?
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Comment #540200
Wow, Hacker News is playing by Fox News rules. The warning is to avoid situations where someone has sent intellectual property without legal basis and then feels that that property…