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by bluepill 10y ago
thanks for the clarification.
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by bluepill 10y ago
Why do macOS users seem to want to migrate to elementary? I mean why elementary as your choice for a Linux distro?
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by bluepill 10y ago
Vim is charity ware actually or at least that's how it was qualified when I started using it. Most of the long time vim users I know have donated several times. Vim and Emacs also have shit loads of plugins, which can make them behave
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by bluepill 10y ago
LOL.
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by bluepill 10y ago
I use OSX at work and GNU/Linux and Windows at home. The only issue I've had are native modules but with msys2 I've usually been able to solve them 90% of the time.
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by bluepill 11y ago
there we Go again. why spend time writing about something you don't like? Is it a therapy for programmers with strong opinions?
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by bluepill 11y ago
nice job,
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by bluepill 11y ago
Each time I install an app that says Offers in-app purchases I end up uninstalling it quickly (after 1 try), those ads in apps are really annoying for the user. It's not the developers fault, but the ad system on either Android or iOS
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by bluepill 11y ago
On this MacBook Pro (MacBookPro12,1) i7(3,1GHz) 16GB of RAM, 512GB SSD ... it takes less that 5 seconds which is way to long for me. If that's ok for you no worries, but you can't say it isn't slow.
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by bluepill 11y ago
Atom's vim mode is a joke. No ex mode, you need another plugin for that ... which is kind of clunky.
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by bluepill 11y ago
None. Atom's installer is a huge download, and the editor is much slower ... It also consumes much more memory and written in coffeescript. Takes a long time to start up ... just a few things on the top of my head. It's a great in
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by bluepill 11y ago
Hi That's rough and I'm sorry you have to face it. 1 - Try to think positive, I know it sounds hard but it actually helps a lot. 2 - Keep working as much as you can, it will help you not to think about the negative stuff 3 - If yo
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by bluepill 12y ago
I tried to apply for the beta but it requires a FB account, which I obviously don't have since I want to stay anonymous ...
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by bluepill 12y ago
+1
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by bluepill 12y ago
I usually browse the docs when starting with a new topic; the dartlang website has tons of stuff (and the articles are usually kept up to date), it's quite easy to get started.
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by bluepill 12y ago
Dart rocks, thanks to team for the great work
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by bluepill 12y ago
well it closes ...
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by bluepill 12y ago
so fucking full of himself
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by bluepill 13y ago
I'm using it since v0.95 and it's getting better and better. I made a yeoman generator for generating "phaser game" projects quickly (JS only sorry).
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by bluepill 13y ago
Always nice stuff, it would be cool if Zed would publish this on npm or Bower.
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by bluepill 13y ago
amen
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by bluepill 13y ago
Well, that's great. Could you send some of your colleagues over here (Spain)? Cause I definetly think they didn't follow the same training sessions as you did.
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by bluepill 13y ago
very nice, pretty expensive for a work in progress project though
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by bluepill 13y ago
I'd like giving this to my kid, what programming language does this teach?
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by bluepill 13y ago
To answer you first question: Anyone fits in "the audience for Dart", If you're ready to use CoffeeScript, why wouldn't you give Dart a try? "It adds optional static typing, and as far as I can tell, nothing else." And as far as I can tell
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by bluepill 13y ago
I disagree, use JavaScript since that what you're supposed to be doing, using jQuery for everything is stupid
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by bluepill 13y ago
scuse my french but before saying that you should fucking learn how to use it
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by bluepill 13y ago
Even though, Im not a fan of your "spam" approach (and the fact that you're still a kid taking people for total idiots) I must admit the idea and especially what it lead to is a success, at least for you. My opinion, is that ads suck, most
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by bluepill 13y ago
yup, but in Spain, a few minutes usually means a couple of hours
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by bluepill 13y ago
Very nice work, thanks for sharing

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