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lucianp

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    Despite the apparent lack of popularity, Groovy with the Grails framework is certainly better suited for web development than many (I would dare to say, most) of the programming la…

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    Comment #9994393

    > Take the Google homepage. It’s a one liner text field and two buttons. It weighs in at a whopping 1170 kilobytes! That’s more than a megabyte for what technically should not take…

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    Comment #9888611

    I second this! Tree Style Tab is one of the few addons that I cannot live without. Heck, it is one of the reasons why Firefox is my primary browser. This feature should be made nat…

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    Comment #9883841

    I think the submission should link to the actual press release: http://press.web.cern.ch/press-releases/2015/07/cerns-lhcb-e...

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    Comment #9439424

    True, but this could be a feature of the mobile app. Nevertheless, I guess many of us (at least here on HN) leave their computers on all night, so this is not a problem.

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    Comment #9439157

    Superb! I like it a lot! A timer for going to sleep would be awesome. Towards the end, the volumne should decrease slowly. I think an alarm function for waking up would be a nice f…

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    Comment #9095370

    The website seems to be back, but the pushes via SSH are timing out for me.

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    Comment #9001040

    Interesting! I wonder what drove their decision to use rational number representation. Is it possible to turn this feature off and use floating point instead (for performance reaso…

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    You are right. From reading the comments on the issue [2], this seems to be the reason why it takes so long. Although I have now idea of how fonts are made, I think the work needs …

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    Comment #8218458

    My favorite is Source Code Pro by Adobe [1]. I use it on Mac OS X and Ubuntu. On Windows I have to use Consolas, because SCP does not render well in gVim for Windows (at least not …

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    Comment #8214428

    I like the idea of an intermediary step between textual programming and visual programming. However the author only discusses how the symbols are rendered. What about input methods…

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    Comment #8170490

    I really wish Mono would gain more traction. C# (3.0 onwards) is one of the nicest programming languages I have worked with (despite its warts). I also heard a lot of good things a…

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    Comment #7951968

    This is awesome indeed! I've just thought of two features that would make it even more awesome. Every plugin could have the following two lists: 1. Known to be incompatible with 2.…

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    Comment #7951845

    Numbers is one of my favourite Vim plugins! Looks like you are the author. Thank you so much for writing it!

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    Comment #7947137

    You should give a try to VsVim [1], a plugin for Visual Studio that provides Vim emulation. It supports a lot of features [2] and settings [3] and, most importantly, it is Open Sou…

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    Same here. I have been using Ubuntu One file services extensively on a free account while at university to backup my assignments, projects and whatnot. I used the service because f…

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    Comment #6850005

    Too bad that there is still no client for Linux. Last time I checked, the alternatives (Everpad, NixNote, or running under Wine) were nowhere close to the Windows client. Does anyb…

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    Yes, I agree. But I'm not sure that for a doctor or a lawyer there is the same pressure to "give back to the community" as for a software developer.

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    Personally, I don't like the idea of a GitHub/OSS resume. While for others this is great, it does not work for everyone. Many of us are not able to contribute to open source projec…