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imhotap
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There's something to be said wrt. "worse is better" when it comes to JavaScript. As in, architecture astronauts haven't turned their attention to JavaScript until relatively recently (eg. AngularJS), and use of JavaScript has always been subject to size constraints. As a (paradoxical, perhaps) consequence evergreen cod...
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Goerofmuns
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I used spacemacs for a bit before switching back to neovim, and subsequently to emacs which I'm on now. I specifically avoided using spacemacs this time, because although I really liked it, I preffered writing my own config. I've got my emacs set up in a similar style with space bound to evil-leader-key, but my own bi...
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sphinxyz1
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This is *especially* true when GPL is involved... In general, legal dept's prefer simplicity. If all else is equal, I would definitely pick the one with the MIT-only "option"
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dfwjkym
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flukus
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I know, just pointing out how shit electron is ;)
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1493842062
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mirshafie
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It's just weird from a design perspective. It's supposed to be intuitive and user-friendly, but does a lot of things that I just don't get. For example, *why* can I pull the icons in the task bar to the side? They just snap back into place when I release. Why... why is that there? At least now, icons in the task bar ...
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redderoo
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> Which is why SQLite **can** sell licenses FTFY
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thespectraleditor
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a windows installer is available here : https://s3.amazonaws.com/jm21/spectral/spectral_installer.exe
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1491476764
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dfwjnu8
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codebje
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It's not even from the right _part_ of Scotland!
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reddittidder
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The Microcontroller part can be virtualized. What I'm trying to say is that if one implies that they wrote something in "1000 LOC" then it better be that good. This is precisely the reason 1K contests have strict rules. P.S. This is not my code, this is just off a random search, to prove a point that it is possible t...
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MarshallBanana
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> I think the argument goes: why didn't they just continue contributing to Gnome? Because if you have a strong vision, you can not just depend on contributing to someone else's project to realise it. You need final say in what goes in and what does not. Whether or not their vision was good is a different question,...
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kenavr
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I am not a .NET/MS developer, but I am pretty sure "Visual Studio" draws in a lot of people from that scene, on the name alone.
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False
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1493842193
2
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raphier
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Nobody is adapting Dart for web. That was the whole point behind it, so there is no future for Dart. Not the way they're going with golang anyway.
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False
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dfwjvb4
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reddittidder
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If I said Hello World in 6 lines and implied that it was some kind of accomplishment and everyone started sucking my d*** for being some kind of whiz kid, then yeah, that would be disingenuous. If I claimed I wrote a drastically smaller hello world than everyone else but included stdio.h then everyone SHOULD, rightly,...
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1491477292
False
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BeniBela
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I never really figured out how to use them generically. Especially in the worst case, when you have many objects, so you need to allocate several blocks, but at the end only one object from each block remains. Then nothing could ever be freed And even worse combined with threading. If the blocks are local, you could ...
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MarshallBanana
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Linux really needs something *like* Unity. Something a bit more unified and designed as a whole for the UI. Unity, however, lacked a good enough design to actually achieve this. It remained full of weird quirks and missed opportunities, while pouring lots of effort into fairly irrelevant details. A waste, and a real ...
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ledasll
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if you are senior and they can check places you worked before, what's a point of asking to write something pretty simple? If they ask, they don't trust you or/and their references in your previous positions. At this level is much more important that your vision is aligned with others, than solving some simple programmi...
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sushigun
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> Blurry, I tell you. And stay even longer! lol I get you there. The single most annoying thing in Unity. I think they tried to "innovate" for innovation's sake. That's fine when you have talented people who make sense. Apparently that was not the case for Unity.
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barsoap
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> The Microcontroller part can be virtualized At which point you introduced a *literal* bazillion lines of code into the project. > What I'm trying to say is that if one implies that they wrote something in "1000 LOC" then it better be that good. This is precisely the reason 1K contests have strict rules. The...
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JanneJM
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Unity is quite good. It just gets out of the way for you to do your work. It's very space efficient too, giving you more space for your code, text or whatever than the other major environments. A lot of people like it, but of course they're not nearly as vocal about it than those who don't. The reason for it was that ...
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10
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simion314
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I seen so many videos and screenshots from programmers or hardware hackers and they were using Unity, so if Unity is that bad why those tech people were using it over Gnome? Maybe because it had more features and less paddings and gradients.
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emilvikstrom
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And even Ubuntu have quite strong implementations of other desktop environments to choose from (because they copied Debian, which have quite strong implementations of other desktop environments).
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peterwilli
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Yeah I get it now, thanks. Didn't read the article entirely. I was kinda hoping the same too. Ubuntu Phone would have been a really nice effort. Mainly because Canonical is about the only party that can create a truly open source mobile platform with a chance to grow.
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False
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rbitdan
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That made absolutely no sense to me. I'm using boost pools and apache arenas in lots of multithreaded applications without issue. Of course you must synchronize shared memory, but that has nothing to do with pools or arenas...
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False
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dfwk2yw
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porl
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Yeah, I often fall back on that one. I prefer open source solutions but sometimes a good program is a good program.
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False
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fredrikaugust
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Personally I don't find them to be too good, as they are quite shallow. But if you like books that tell you what to do then they might be for you. Honestly I prefer to read a very technical book, and then perhaps make something I find interesting with the technologies discussed therein. Whereas a lot of these books gi...
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False
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dfwk626
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ledasll
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there's difference between shity tools and minimum viable tools. If you think that you are (in this case I don't mean you in particular, just someone in general) rock star and you deserve leather chair, oak table and 54'' 4K "monitor", your definition of "best tool for work" might be different than someone from manage...
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False
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jiffier
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That explains Javascript
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mrowa
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It looks like Microsoft is taking it another way: .NET Standard. AFAIK it means you can create portable library based for given .NET Standard version and it would for sure work on platform implementing the standard - so no, it doesn't look like .NET Core would merge to .NET.
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dfwk7mb
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10
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skocznymroczny
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Even if it won't succeed on the web (depends on the definition of success), it has other opportunities, such as Flutter.io & FuchsiaOS.
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False
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LanguageEnvy
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There are some reports that completion options no longer show up automatically for some users. This affects plugins like [HTML Class Suggestions](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=AndersEAndersen.html-class-suggestions) You can force the suggestions to open using crtl+space shortcut.
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PenMount
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I have not tried CodeLens in VS15/17 because it is only available in Visual Studio Enterprise and Visual Studio Professional editions. It is not available in Visual Studio Community edition. But ionide (F# extension for vscode) use it to show the types over functions and i am not a fan. So i have not seen the light (...
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False
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dfwkb65
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m4xc4v413r4
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Doesn't VSC already have a markdown viewer without any extension? When you're on a markdown file, a button on the top right corner.
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m4xc4v413r4
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You could already do this, I always had the git bash as standard.
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nlohmann
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> [The MIT license] It's an established license, **and there are no variations** to worry about (which is why BSD tend to raise questions) (emphasis added) This is not quite true. To cite https://writing.kemitchell.com/2016/09/21/MIT-License-Line-by-Line.html: > “The MIT License” is a not a single license, but...
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False
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davorzdralo
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I tried it when it came out. It looked and behaved like a really shitty copy of OSX. That's not what I want from my Linux distro.
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1491478442
False
0
dfwkdvi
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19
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NoInkling
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People using Ubuntu? I mean it's not Ubuntu on Linux and it's not desktop Ubuntu, but it's still Ubuntu.
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False
0
dfwkerk
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1493842454
1
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Billism
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If you wish to make a text editor from scratch, one must first create the universe.
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1491515244
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dfwkesp
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1493842454
1
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CunningFatalist
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(But please don't use "any".)
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1491478533
False
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1493842462
5
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Johner1261
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Can you hide the sidebar completely yet? And does it have go to anything like in Sublime? I haven’t used it in a long time and I’m in really shaky (currently dead, using phone) public wifi so I can’t actually update it.
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1491478570
False
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dfwkg1r
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1493842470
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danielkza
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I hope you're not using Reddit on the web, since every single major browser is nothing but C++ and JS.
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False
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dfwkga1
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31
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CunningFatalist
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Yep, that's what I highlighted.
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False
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dfwkh1o
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1493842484
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burntsushi
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Fair enough.
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1491478646
False
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dfwkhas
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1493842488
1
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gadelat
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Because Ubuntu spinoffs are of bad quality. And when you install another desktop environment into Ubuntu, integration is not very good.
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1491478735
False
0
dfwkirj
t3_63rjtw
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1493842507
5
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Vetii
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I remember feeling utterly disappointed after moving to 11.04. My favorite was definitely 10.10. It was so easy to use and reasonably lightweight. At that point, I moved to Arch Linux and I still feel quite satisfied using it.
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False
0
dfwkis8
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1493842507
10
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dpash
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You don't need one, but I think knowing some of the theory helps. But you can learn that without going to university. Plus it's 3-4 years of messing around with technology for fun. But then you can get that from any degree.
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1491479512
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dfwkle5
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1493842542
8
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ptlis
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It was the default window manager on the default Ubuntu distribution. Is it really surprising that folks will chose the path of least resistance? I (almost exclusively) use Linux and as long as I can launch my IDE and a bunch of terminals the window manager itself has very little impact on my workflow.
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False
0
dfwklxb
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41
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simion314
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I use kubuntu since KDE3 days, kubuntu had always less issues then your current Fedora/Arch, also keep in mind that in all statistics from major websites ubuntu and Debian based distros have in total more then 90% market share.
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False
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dfwkmtm
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3
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raphier
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gee, I don't know. I think React Native and Electron are gonna steamroll Flutter to the ground And the second is google's internal linux distro. Not exactly what I'd call long-term investment for the language.(unless that is how they decide to replace Android)
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1491478994
False
0
dfwkn3m
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1493842565
0
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simion314
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I was mentioning tech guys, does could have as easily use the Kubuntu or Xubuntu iso
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1491479060
False
0
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1493842579
0
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JoseJimeniz
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I'm going to second CHM. I understand lack of Microsoft viewers. But the upside is: - it's just html - there are third party viewers for other platforms - it's extraordinary **fast** It's search tab speed blows away Google, Bing, MSDN, Document Viewer, this new thing. An example use case is that there documentation...
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1491480358
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dfwkok8
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3
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winger_sendon
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How is `<map><entry><key>key</key><value>value</value></entry></map>` more readable than `{"key":"value"}`?
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1491479084
False
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dfwkolc
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gumnos
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yeah, talk about a self-dooming name…
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False
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ArtRP
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You dont need one, but where i live(Brazil) its good for a oportunity of career in other countries like in canada for exemple, tbh you can have any graduation in IT that you're gonna be fine, but those are for ppl that actly want to finish the grad and go somewhere else thats not brazil..
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False
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BCMM
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>Will they support Wayland, now ? Yes, IIRC they've said that explicitly now. >So, no more Mir ? I suspect that the decision to drop Mir came first. Mir was a bad idea from the start, but in the early months it seemed like they genuinely believed that at least a few small distributions would adopt Mir, and u...
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1491481401
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54
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willvarfar
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I've been a xubuntu user. Hopefully I can move back to mainstream ubuntu when the unity thing is over.
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False
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gnus-migrate
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You don't need theory to write code, but you do need it figure out why it breaks, or is slow, or is generating incorrect data. Theory is extremely underrated. You should understand the tools you are using if you want to use them effectively.
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False
0
dfwkt1o
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1493842644
16
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Fornax96
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Which version are you on? I'm running Chromium 56.0.2924.76
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1491479367
False
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dfwktg7
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Idlys
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The new occurrencesHighlight option is super frustrating for me, I can't turn it off. :/
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False
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dfwkvbm
t3_63oxnb
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1
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ptlis
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That's not the path of least resistance. Again, if you have a terminal emulator and an IDE the window manager really doesn't matter much.
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1491479522
False
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dfwkw1z
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16
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ASK-ABOUT-VETRANCH
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I think you have the After and Before the wrong way around.
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1491479565
False
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dfwkws3
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1493842695
1
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tinco
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How does Ubuntu dropping Mir further the agenda of Wayland? I've not seen Shuttleworth saying they will push support for Wayland in Gnome. They just said they'll be going back to Gnome. Gnome is planning to have Wayland fully supported in the far away future of 2014 (https://wiki.gnome.org/Initiatives/Wayland). Aband...
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1491479570
1491485682
0
dfwkwvn
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83
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skocznymroczny
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React Native and Electron are temporary fads, people are slowly getting tired of Javascript already.
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1491479613
False
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dfwkxm6
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1493842706
2
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pgh_ski
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I've always preferred Ubuntu Gnome...I wonder what it means for that project. I'm assuming it gets abandoned and some people pick up and make Ubuntu Unity for those that like it. FOSS is neat.
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1491479682
False
0
dfwkyud
t3_63rjtw
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57
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mfukar
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You don't need classical training to be a musician, either. However, getting it opens up your mind to centuries of painfully acquired collective knowledge illustrated in a structured way.
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1491479700
False
0
dfwkz63
t3_63sbtv
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1493842726
18
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RobIII
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C: CD \ echo Warning: Do not use the X button to close. Press CTRL+C to Abort and press Y to Close... echo Removing All temp Files from C: drive Del *.tmp /s /Q Del *.temp /s /Q echo Removing all log Files From C: drive Del *.log /s /Q Meh, I'll skip this one... 😀
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False
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dfwl09i
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3
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HighOnFireZA
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Can this be used as a light-weight replacement for Visual Studio to code normal .Net (not .Net core)?
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False
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t3_63oxnb
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2
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False
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dfwl3q4
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1493842787
1
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JoseJimeniz
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Fixed
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1491479955
False
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dfwl3s4
t3_63oaj7
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1493842788
1
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kiwidog
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> A waste A good hard ass learning experience.
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1491479974
False
0
dfwl457
t3_63rjtw
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1493842793
69
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jakkarth
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This is not a support forum. Please see the sidebar for suggestions of where to get help.
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1491480010
False
0
dfwl4st
t3_63sggt
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1493842802
1
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Metaluim
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This is the only family of fonts I can use. Preferrably without anti-alias. Currently using ProFont.
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1491480021
False
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dfwl503
t3_63mvh0
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1493842805
1
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peg_leg
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I couldn't use Unity. Will be glad for Gnome again.
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1491480252
False
0
dfwl9a2
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1493842862
8
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Schmittfried
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*Some* fragmentation, i.e. competition is good. *Massive* fragmentation, on the other hand, is absolutely moronic, especially when it's already there before even a single one of the competing products is well-polished, as this kind of nonsense produces dozens of competing standards, half-baked libraries, you name it.
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False
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dfwl9o3
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123
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PonchoVire
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That's the worse opinion I have ever read this year. Computer science is not just about theory, most of self taught developpers don't know anything about what's really functionnal programming, and that it does exists since the 70's, what is concurrency and that everything about it was theorized long before we were born...
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False
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dfwlaqd
t3_63sbtv
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1493842882
-2
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Cuddlefluff_Grim
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All fun and games until you commit code that makes it look to the version-control system like the entire file has been replaced :P
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1491480462
False
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dfwld81
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1493842915
1
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MarshallBanana
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I'm not sure they every understood what they were missing, and I don't think this will change now.
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False
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dfwlezf
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22
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Cuddlefluff_Grim
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> all of the firmware analysis pointed to a bunch of maybe-theoretically-could've-happeneds. Probably because it's near-impossible to prove malfunction with global state, as any function run at any time can be a potential culprit.
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False
0
dfwlffd
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2
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mikedelfino
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> Linux really needs something like Unity. Something a bit more unified and designed as a whole for the UI. I'm not a Gnome user myself, but doesn't it try to be unified and designed as a whole?
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1491480732
False
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dfwlieb
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10
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tkruse
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> You can use Eclipse and even Netbean Use at your own risk, mileage can vary, your a beta tester. Of course I can even use Windows Notepad. That's not the point. > You can use Maven Same story, sure there is some plugin doing something right half of the time with Hello World applications. That does not make i...
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False
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dfwlm1a
t3_62utum
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angelos_chalaris
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I, too, am a fan of UbuntuGnome and, from what I understand, that project will probably not go away. Not just yet, anyways. Ubuntu will push a ton of things in its release, while UbuntuGnome might keep it basic, like it is right now, no widgets and quirky extras in your shell. That and the fact that Ubuntu 18.04 LTS is...
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False
0
dfwlng7
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15
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jackmott2
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almost all poo is better than javascript poo tho.
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1491480987
False
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dfwlnh9
t3_63nkvf
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1493843052
3
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jackmott2
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compiled...ish
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False
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1493843062
5
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AiHasBeenSolved
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**[Ghost Perl Webserver Strong AI](http://www.sourcecodeonline.com/details/ghost_perl_webserver_strong_ai.html)** -- being as much as possible **[open source software](http://ai.neocities.org/perlmind.txt)** in the public domain -- makes many **[AI Patents up for Grabs](http://medium.com/p/657ee242a781)**.
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False
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dfwlow6
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1493843072
-2
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jackmott2
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that is just why we have the psychosis. we didn't nees to make the world the way it is, but we did. we can still change it too.
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False
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dfwlp4u
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3
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jackmott2
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no it isn't.
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False
0
dfwlpq0
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1493843082
2
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Rhomboid
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So Germany is a totalitarian state?
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False
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1493843083
4
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roerd
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> Gnome is planning to have Wayland fully supported in the far away future of 2014 Wayland is now the default in Fedora, and while occasionally buggy, is generally working quite well.
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1491481279
False
0
dfwlte6
t3_63rjtw
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t1_dfwkwvn
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1493843131
115
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antb123
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Congratulations to Ubuntu ! Experimenting and reverting if it doesn't work is why they will get stronger and benefits everyone.
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False
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dfwlu18
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20
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jogai-san
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Maybe look into /r/TronScript
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False
0
dfwlven
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1493843158
1
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mikedelfino
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I don't like this wheel analogy. People say it like we're using the same wheel design since it's been first invented, and like there's only one type of real wheels. Wikipedia says KDE was founded on 1996, Gnome on 1999. Were they reinventing the wheel? Linux itself isn't the first of its wheel kind either. People just ...
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False
0
dfwlw1a
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47
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indigomm
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I wouldn't be surprised if they were using a VM - so this isn't their normal system. If you need to do a quick demo, it's easy to just use the default install with Unity.
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False
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absentmindedjwc
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You say that, but a lot of FinTech (both old and new) is embracing JS. I've received recruiter emails from a bunch of other companies - from JP Morgan, Capital One, and Bank Of America - all for node or node based frameworks.
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1491481462
False
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1493843181
-2
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ArkyBeagle
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Because we can. Apparently.
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1491481537
False
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1493843201
-1
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1491481629
False
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dfwm0ku
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1493843227
-1
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Adverpol
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I really gave it a shot when it was introduced, but after a couple of weeks I was like *nope nope nope*, googled around and switched to mint with cinnamon. Never went back. Recently switched to Antergos with cinnamon though.
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1491481668
False
0
dfwm1e3
t3_63rjtw
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t1_dfwg1cc
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1493843240
18
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what the fuck?
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1491481736
False
0
dfwm2s6
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1493843258
0
t5_2fwo
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BCMM
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> I've been using Linux for 15 years now, and the fragmentation argument has always been overblown by people who participate in OS Wars and marketshare debates. It's not about all that. I like that there are multiple approaches to the same problem, and I think the whole "we should all contribute to the same thing" t...
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1491482681
0
dfwm3vo
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1493843272
8
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agumonkey
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I disagree, not having two options will reduce uncertainty and increase energy/work on Wayland a bit.
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1491481805
False
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dfwm47f
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1493843276
22
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iv0live
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New designs of wheels are welcome, just don't design a wheel that looks like a square and expect it to function like a round one.
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1491481814
False
0
dfwm4ec
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1493843279
4
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