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by fallenshell 10y ago
Nope, Python 3 is a sane upgrade to a sane language bringing many enhancements to the consistency and reliability of Python. And it is being used in many production systems already.
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by fallenshell 10y ago
What does free software vs. proprietary software have to do with this? Low quality comment.
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by fallenshell 10y ago
I absolutely died! It was so funny.
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by fallenshell 10y ago
My favorite: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XBaN0NkyLj8
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by fallenshell 10y ago
I saw a guy with the ISIS flag making a speech... I'm probably on some list now.
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by fallenshell 10y ago
Have you taken a look at elementaryOS?
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by fallenshell 10y ago
This is more holy war material than anything really. Emacs is just an editor.
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by fallenshell 10y ago
I've been an avid Sublime user for many years and still am, and this is what puts me off any electron based editor or app in general. The requirements for the most trivial things are so high, it is insane. Try running Atom on a AMD E1
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Ask HN: Good books for learning software design patterns?
1 points by fallenshell 10y ago|0 comments
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by fallenshell 10y ago
Same. I didn't understand a single word in there, because there is nothing to look at there.
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by fallenshell 10y ago
Purism and Apple
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by fallenshell 10y ago
This is scary.
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by fallenshell 10y ago
They are not that bad, I have an APU laptop and they work flawlessly so far. However, owning an Nvidia rig, the nvidia drivers are much much better.
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by fallenshell 10y ago
This was a major release. 2 to 3.
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by fallenshell 10y ago
It's called "moving forward". The technology sector moves fast, and you need to keep up. Nothing is ever going to get better with that sedentary mindset.
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by fallenshell 10y ago
Man, the amount of people and support going for Python 2.7 is mind boggling. Coming from another language, I find the slow adoption of Python 3 insane. Don't you want Python as a language to advance? Python should've abandoned and
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by fallenshell 10y ago
Really hoping that was sarcasm.
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by fallenshell 10y ago
There was this project called emoji.js I think that you embed in your site and transforms all emoji it sees into Apple Emoji, the standard, and works for everyone even without emoji installed. give it a shot.
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by fallenshell 10y ago
Vulnerabilities.
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by fallenshell 10y ago
Really hoping that was sarcasm...
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by fallenshell 10y ago
Not necessarily. It just shows people are willing to experiment with JSON, even though it might end up badly.
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by fallenshell 10y ago
I'd quit the same day if I had to work in that office. Exaggeration aside, how do you guys get anything done?
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by fallenshell 10y ago
Agreed.
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by fallenshell 10y ago
This exact concept has been done multiple times. And it never worked, because the syntax was horrible. And it's just not convenient at all, it's good for toying around with interpreters and the likes but it has no purpose or use.
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by fallenshell 10y ago
Besides, there's the convenience and ease of use aspect. Most of these federated services are not easy to use for the average newcomer or tech-illiterate user demographic, for example. And sometimes they're inconvenient.
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iTunes Search API: the epitome of bad API design(medium.com)
8 points by fallenshell 10y ago|0 comments
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by fallenshell 10y ago
Excuse my misbehavior, I became angry.
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by fallenshell 10y ago
Haha keep trying.
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by fallenshell 10y ago
This sounds more like a troll than a tin-foil hat conspiracist. Ignore it.
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by fallenshell 10y ago
I find OS X to look ages better than iOS. Their colors are softer and the design has far more detail.

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