filsmick

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Quell: A Wearable, Drug-Free Pain Relief Technology(quellrelief.com)
1 points by filsmick 11y ago|0 comments
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Results of the 2016 StackOverflow Developer Survey(stackoverflow.com)
4 points by filsmick 11y ago|1 comments
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by filsmick 11y ago
I was bitten by this this week. Tried to reuse my installer to install OS X El Capitan on a MBP without redownloading it over my super-fast 2Mbps internet connection. First, I try to install it by just copying the installer app - "can&
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Why I’m teaching prisoners to code(ideas.ted.com)
3 points by filsmick 11y ago|1 comments
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by filsmick 11y ago
Couldn't you automate it anyway? Mechanize and PhantomJS can be really helpful to script things that aren't covered by a public API.
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Rust and the Blub Paradox(jonathanturner.org)
87 points by filsmick 11y ago|88 comments
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Why Aren't More Companies Like Amazon?(medium.com)
2 points by filsmick 11y ago|0 comments
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Go-is-not-good: A curated list of articles complaining that go isn't good enough(github.com)
1 points by filsmick 11y ago|0 comments
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by filsmick 11y ago
This doesn't look like 1.4 but _1.0.0-beta.4_, so much older.
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Notty – A new kind of terminal(github.com)
7 points by filsmick 11y ago|0 comments
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by filsmick 11y ago
How do you make money?
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by filsmick 11y ago
You have invites? I'd love one, KeyBase seems awesome but I couldn't find an invite. If you don't mind, could you send me one by email at yohaiberreby@gmail.com? Thanks :)
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KeyBase(keybase.io)
1 points by filsmick 11y ago|2 comments
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Incompetence, not Linux, is behind the XOR DDoS botnet(zdnet.com)
1 points by filsmick 11y ago|0 comments
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by filsmick 11y ago
What do you use instead? You navigate exclusively from your terminal?
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by filsmick 11y ago
Hacker News does.
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by filsmick 11y ago
IIRC, Nginx can use sendfile too, it's just not there by default because the transfer happens entirely in kernel space and hence you cannot apply filters like gzip on the response (correct me if I'm wrong).
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by filsmick 11y ago
I'd love something similar to be part of Cargo, maybe as an option in the manifest. Like the author, I've learned to guess when the codegen starts, but having this information displayed would be useful.
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by filsmick 11y ago
I'm glad to know there is ongoing work on a tracing GC. Rust has many strengths aside from lifetimes and ownership (algebraic data types, sane generics, strong module support, very strong type system), so a few features to make it more
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by filsmick 11y ago
Rc and Arc aren't exactly GC types... they are just reference-counted pointers, Rc being akin to C++'s shared_ptr. I get that in a sense, this is garbage collection, but certainly not full-featured like the ones you find in other
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by filsmick 11y ago
While I agree with some of your arguments, namely that "popularity and merit are not the same thing", I think saying that Mozilla is "trapped in a pseudo-C++ mindset" and that its new browser would ideally be written in
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by filsmick 11y ago
I use Racer with Sublime Text 3, it works pretty well!
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by filsmick 11y ago
I think announcing a product on April 1st is a genius strategy. They can see if customers want it or think it's a joke; if nobody likes the product, they say it's for April Fools, if, on the other hand, people like it, they launch
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by filsmick 11y ago
I meant SFTP - I never use FTP
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by filsmick 11y ago
Oh, yes, that: http://yieldthought.com/post/12239282034/swapped-my-macbook-... I've read it a while ago. Of course if you only use command-line editors, it's nice. But some people prefer Sublime or other
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by filsmick 11y ago
Since a few people mentioned Vagrant: can I use it to set up a production environment locally, with all the system dependencies, configuration files, and then pushing it to production? If so, is this the recommended approach?
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by filsmick 11y ago
So, if I get it, Vagrant is used to reproduce the production environment locally. Right? Sorry for all the questions!
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by filsmick 11y ago
I tried it, but I can't get used to navigating the filesystem with the command palette. It just looks weird IMO.
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by filsmick 11y ago
Thank you so much for showing me ExpandDrive. sshfs was slow and buggy, but this looks really nice.
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by filsmick 11y ago
Thanks for answer. I'd love to learn about what solution your Sublime coworkers use, as most people here use emacs / vim and I'm most proficient with Sublime.

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