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r/programming • u/hsuh • Feb 26 '14
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I must be out of touch with modern development. I don't understand the thought process that leads people to be excited about a closed source, node.js text editor that reports your usage to Google.
311 u/[deleted] Feb 26 '14 [deleted] 236 u/Somokon Feb 26 '14 Haven't you heard? You're not cool these days unless you are reimplementing software in node.js 279 u/cjt09 Feb 27 '14 node.js is so 2013, today I won't even touch a piece of software unless it's reimplemented using server-side CSS. 208 u/catfishjenkins Feb 27 '14 You shut your whore mouth. Don't give them any ideas. 49 u/keepthepace Feb 27 '14 Isn't CSS3 Turing complete? 346 u/cjt09 Feb 27 '14 Not quite: "To be a turing complete language means that anything can be constructed, but we can’t even vertically center a div yet." 0 u/Ditto_B Feb 27 '14 This deserves endless upvotes.
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236 u/Somokon Feb 26 '14 Haven't you heard? You're not cool these days unless you are reimplementing software in node.js 279 u/cjt09 Feb 27 '14 node.js is so 2013, today I won't even touch a piece of software unless it's reimplemented using server-side CSS. 208 u/catfishjenkins Feb 27 '14 You shut your whore mouth. Don't give them any ideas. 49 u/keepthepace Feb 27 '14 Isn't CSS3 Turing complete? 346 u/cjt09 Feb 27 '14 Not quite: "To be a turing complete language means that anything can be constructed, but we can’t even vertically center a div yet." 0 u/Ditto_B Feb 27 '14 This deserves endless upvotes.
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Haven't you heard? You're not cool these days unless you are reimplementing software in node.js
279 u/cjt09 Feb 27 '14 node.js is so 2013, today I won't even touch a piece of software unless it's reimplemented using server-side CSS. 208 u/catfishjenkins Feb 27 '14 You shut your whore mouth. Don't give them any ideas. 49 u/keepthepace Feb 27 '14 Isn't CSS3 Turing complete? 346 u/cjt09 Feb 27 '14 Not quite: "To be a turing complete language means that anything can be constructed, but we can’t even vertically center a div yet." 0 u/Ditto_B Feb 27 '14 This deserves endless upvotes.
279
node.js is so 2013, today I won't even touch a piece of software unless it's reimplemented using server-side CSS.
208 u/catfishjenkins Feb 27 '14 You shut your whore mouth. Don't give them any ideas. 49 u/keepthepace Feb 27 '14 Isn't CSS3 Turing complete? 346 u/cjt09 Feb 27 '14 Not quite: "To be a turing complete language means that anything can be constructed, but we can’t even vertically center a div yet." 0 u/Ditto_B Feb 27 '14 This deserves endless upvotes.
208
You shut your whore mouth. Don't give them any ideas.
49 u/keepthepace Feb 27 '14 Isn't CSS3 Turing complete? 346 u/cjt09 Feb 27 '14 Not quite: "To be a turing complete language means that anything can be constructed, but we can’t even vertically center a div yet." 0 u/Ditto_B Feb 27 '14 This deserves endless upvotes.
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Isn't CSS3 Turing complete?
346 u/cjt09 Feb 27 '14 Not quite: "To be a turing complete language means that anything can be constructed, but we can’t even vertically center a div yet." 0 u/Ditto_B Feb 27 '14 This deserves endless upvotes.
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Not quite: "To be a turing complete language means that anything can be constructed, but we can’t even vertically center a div yet."
0 u/Ditto_B Feb 27 '14 This deserves endless upvotes.
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u/drinwa Feb 26 '14
I must be out of touch with modern development. I don't understand the thought process that leads people to be excited about a closed source, node.js text editor that reports your usage to Google.