diezge

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by diezge 11y ago
The fact that you're blaming me for sticking up for people who are dismissed as inferior due to the tech the use, and after reading the comment chain, speaks volumes about the kind of people who frequent this site, and the kind of pers
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by diezge 11y ago
Now if only there were an app to make renting in London cost less...
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by diezge 11y ago
> Keep on changing your tune. Every developer you know uses a macbook pro because they don't want to set up a linux distro, but not all of those macbook pros are running OSX? That's reaching - you know full well I wasn't t
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by diezge 11y ago
> What, every developer? You really live in a bubble - get out and meet more. Not all of them run OS X, but yep - the devices are reliable, last for a very long time and do the job well. > Yeah, because there's absolutely no stat
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by diezge 11y ago
Simplicity is actually the opposite of unsophisticated. For example nearly every developer I know uses a Macbook Pro - they aren't "technically inept" (that's quite arrogant btw), they are just more interested in getti
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Life is better with Rust's community automation(youtube.com)
3 points by diezge 11y ago|0 comments
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NoComment – Chrome extension for hiding comment sections across the web(chrome.google.com)
1 points by diezge 11y ago|0 comments
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by diezge 11y ago
And the annoying bug on the native mobile app where it randomly stops playing, which has been a problem for so long and still hasn't been fixed despite the companies worth...
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by diezge 11y ago
The problem is a lot of people misinterpret what StackOverflow is supposed to be - a repository of programming-related questions/answers that are useful to more than one person. Most questions asked these days are duplicates, syntax er
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by diezge 11y ago
Opera has over 200 million users in developing Countries, precisely because of its lightweightness/speed on mobile.
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by diezge 11y ago
There's actually a site which features testimonials of people in tech (including quite a few well known ones) who've been rejected: http://rejected.us/
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by diezge 11y ago
Leonardo: "Can I use jQuery?"
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by diezge 11y ago
Exactly. I'd rather see how WebStorm compares to Visual Studio Code which has pretty great debugging for Node dev.
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by diezge 11y ago
That's % of desktop users (desktop use itself is declining rapidly - I don't know anyone non-tech who uses a PC/Laptop and most devs should be mobile/tablet-first now). Also that was before the big "please upgrade&q
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by diezge 11y ago
Stopped using Dropbox when I discovered MEGA would give me 25x the space for free
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by diezge 11y ago
Guess that was before January 2016 then? http://venturebeat.com/2016/01/12/microsoft-ends-support-for... . It is finally time to only support ie11 and beyond! So flexbox away and be happy
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by diezge 11y ago
"...is the cocky attitude that they never need to bother learning any "old, bad practices." - so before learning ES6 everyone should learn how to use inline onclick events, alerting to debug etc otherwise they're "c
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by diezge 11y ago
lojack: "...but flexbox isn't always an option." When isn't it? If you're developing for old (now unsupported) versions of Internet Explorer I'm not sure they'd be bothered about being turned down (unless
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by diezge 11y ago
"I'd be worried about both! If you have to clear a float..." Why? I haven't needed to use floats at all since moving to flexbox.
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by diezge 11y ago
Not at work, but I use either ES6 or Typescript personally. "All of the syntactic sugar stuff changes the look and feel of the language too much for my tastes." I think it brings it into line with how the language is being used in
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by diezge 11y ago
I'd be worried they were asking about clearfix as opposed to flexbox.
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by diezge 11y ago
"ISIS ran into a classic problem seen by several startup companies" Bro culture?
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10 Years of Web Inspector(webkit.org)
2 points by diezge 11y ago|1 comments
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by diezge 11y ago
I remember being prompted for a small payment once or twice but still ended up being able to use the app regardless? strange
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by diezge 11y ago
True, I guess with Atlassian it's different as their actual flagship product is Jira (and I assume the people who buy the paid-for BB packages are loyal to BB due to things like the free repos so it evens itself out).
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by diezge 11y ago
Surprised I didn't see my personal favourite mentioned - the unlimited free private repos!
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Inside Forbes: Our AdBlock Test Stirs Up Emotions, Brings Learnings and New Data(forbes.com)
3 points by diezge 11y ago|0 comments
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by diezge 11y ago
"People making programming languages are much better suited by targeting non-programmers: existing devs are often simply not their audience." In this case I'd argue it would be better for non-programmers to learn JavaScript b
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The unknown browser with 300M users that's breaking your site(thenextweb.com)
3 points by diezge 11y ago|2 comments
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1Password 6 for Mac is here!(blog.agilebits.com)
3 points by diezge 11y ago|0 comments

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