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Comment #14583415
The difference between front and backend web applications is nothing more but where the views are rendered - which on client side also means managing state and IO. This means Rails…
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Comment #14580029
I don't think this is legal anywhere in Europe (is it?). I've also read that it's illegal in California, USA. In what regions is it allowed?
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Comment #14580022
What I personally found is that the days when I go straight home, have some food and then get coding, I get nothing done at home. Instead I feel stressed and it's no fun. Not a goo…
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Comment #14575151
If you are interested in following this idea even further, try Reagent in Clojurescript out. It works in the same way - it's all data. An example: (let [greeting [:div {:style {:ba…
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Comment #14519814
I think it's more accessible - my designer friend felt sorry for me when working because I had "no pictures". Front end development usually means GUI programming, where graphics is…
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Comment #13720733
I think you have yourself a solid company idea right there. Go for it.
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Comment #13720702
True. I don't understand why many of us programmers are not interested in tools that eliminate the possibility of errors? * Why do we use memoy-unsafe languages (except when Rust o…
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Comment #13720667
One of the reasons I prefer paying with Bitcoin over credit card, is that when using cryptocurrency I don't have to give them they key to my account - instead they give me an inbox…
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Comment #13720200
HaveIBeenPwnd must be having a great day today!
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Comment #13713473
For others who don't know how much an American ton is, 6 mil of them = (5.44 * (10^9)) kilograms.
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Comment #13631119
Which is why I leave my door unlocked.
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Comment #13614645
Personally, I fail to see how that would be (except for stock holders of arms companies etc). Surely the American state would save a ton of money by having their army shrunk by 1/3…
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Comment #13596734
War! What is it good for?
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Comment #13590963
Cheers for the example. The Commons-Net library was where I ended up after some searching - so my experience is of someone who wants to get from 0 to 100 asap. Cheers and have a go…
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Comment #13583346
Hi Mike! Big fan of your work! Have been for years, so it's a pleasure seeing you have replied to my comment. My latest example of this is the Apache Commons-Net Java package [0]. …
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Comment #13545916
Former node dev, currently Clojure here. Npm has more abundance of good packages. They are typically better documented and easier to get started with, sadly :(. JVM has some really…
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Comment #13475898
Just want to add that yeah, Thief is such a good game. If by chance the developers are reading this message board, thanks!
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Comment #13474271
Yup. The invisible hand is ruthless in that regard.
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Comment #13450474
It does, sadly!
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Comment #13450239
As a user, I actually just want my browser to contain less features. Vendors add and add and add features. If I want different user profiles, I already have many users on my OS - I…
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Comment #13435502
For Germany, it is easily solved by getting a lot of good labour from Spain and Italy. That equation works out less favourably for Italy and Spain, though...
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Comment #13434881
It's a cool concept - but surely there are a lot of regexps our there that will now trigger in vain. Also search engines will index "moz://a" as a different thing than "mozilla". L…
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Comment #13431743
What I meant was that [] when glancing just means the same as '(). I was thinking about it over the day, and realized maybe having special syntax actually is confusing - maybe "nor…
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Comment #13431736
I'm playing around with some ideas on this subject. My idea came about when I was checking the SHA256-sum of a binary. If the way you run a program (or a function) is by calling it…
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Comment #13426212
> A company once invested more than an year developing a feature, which was rolled back in 1 day after users complained. Hah! I know that all too well. Great work!