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11mo ago
These may be objectively superior (I haven't tested), but I have come to realize (like so many others) that if you ever change your OS installation, set up VMs, or SSH anywhere, preferring these is just an uphill battle that never ends
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2y ago
I'm really torn. A while ago I made the decision to abandon linux and use a BSD as my daily OS. In almost every way I prefer FreeBSD over OpenBSD, except when it comes to the source code. The clarity of OpenBSD source seems unmatched,
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3y ago
I don't usually like participating in bikeshedding, but the @ annotation feels like PHP's $ to me in that I don't see why it needs to exist. The language design could've easily just left that out and I don't think a
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4y ago
Seemed interesting based on the amount of languages the editor supports on paper, but a quick trial showed that at least C# support is very, very barebones, even theoretical, as I couldn't get any kind of autocomplete to work, for exam
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4y ago
I really like the new UI (and all the other similar modern UIs) and I just can't pretend like I dont. I'm a very visual and a design oriented person and I want my tools to look good. If I'm going to spend countless hours usin
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4y ago
With only a quick look into this project it looks very interesting and appealing, but I'm afraid it might be an evolutionary dead-end in the Javascript world similar to Facebook's Flow and CoffeeScript. Any opinions to the contrar
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4y ago
I've personally witnessed several unnecessary and costly refactorings in my job that were done due to this weird perception the blog is talking about. All those weeks and months that were spent removing a perfectly fine tool that was w
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10y ago
What is this inane trend here on HN of referring to companies with the names they are registered to stock exhange?
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10y ago
If we could start with having working ctrl-c ctrl-v that would be great :). (I know Windows improved on this with 10 but Linux is still lacking) Other than that I wouldn't mind some graphical features, such as being able to display thu
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10y ago
Interesting stuff, I've recently got interested in databases and did some toy programming related to them, trying to understand how they work. I just wish the author had gone closer to the nitty gritty details of _how_ the data is actu
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11y ago
Are you me OP? I've been working exactly on the same project myself, and also got demotivated. First I planned to make it as a desktop app, but then I realised desktop apps are thing of the past and nowadays you need to make web apps t
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11y ago
What a hyperbole of a comment. It really isn't that bad.
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11y ago
Hopefully this client will be less toyish and geared towards more advanced users. The existing client really feels like a one button solution to everything.
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11y ago
It is kind of sad that so many see doing things alone as a shameful thing, or atleast odd. I'm sometimes self-conscious about it too but mostly (I feel) because of other people's views, not mine.