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by DAddYE 12y ago
yep, errors will we raised at runtime, so I think it's not possible out of the box to save and get an error. However, most of our tests cover type checks and the documentation as well, so 2 less problem to handle. Then someone could co
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[Ruby] Type annotations(bugs.ruby-lang.org)
4 points by DAddYE 12y ago|2 comments
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by DAddYE 12y ago
I'm very happy for this: "Cross compiling with cgo enabled is now supported. ... Finally, the go command now supports packages that import Objective-C files (suffixed .m) through cgo." Great news!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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by DAddYE 12y ago
Jeez, thanks I'm exactly on Arch -.-'
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by DAddYE 12y ago
Quick question, does ElementaryOS handle hiDPI better than any DE out there? I found frustrating it on gnome 3.12.
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by DAddYE 12y ago
Since I was 10 I do lucid dreams. There are days that I struggle half a day to be 100% sure I'm awake and the other half to assimilate it. For me this is really exhausting for three reasons: 1. the brain needs to properly sleep 2. they
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by DAddYE 12y ago
will be a very simple step since swift is a llvm frontend and we already have this great tool: https://github.com/kripken/emscripten
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by DAddYE 12y ago
here: http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB1000142405270230465530...
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by DAddYE 12y ago
noob question warning, I don't understand how a breakup fee works in america. If the deal can't happen due to regulators, why Softbank should be accountable for that? EDIT: typo
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by DAddYE 12y ago
For those interested, the translucent effect can be disabled in Accessibility flagging "reduce transparency".
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by DAddYE 12y ago
I don't know about microsoft, but, I switched to an android phone (for a better camera) and I miss every single day iCloud. After like 8 months I haven't found a reliable solution on this platform. Backups seems totally broken, ph
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by DAddYE 12y ago
I think this is one of the most reasonable "predictions" read so far. "I’d rather use an iPhone that can’t make phone calls than use one with a broken camera." It's very true IMHO, but having an "free" iCl
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by DAddYE 12y ago
How cool will be having a bbq over there?
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Padrino 0.12.2 – Param Protection, Helpers Cleanup and Bug Fixes(padrinorb.com)
4 points by DAddYE 12y ago|0 comments
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by DAddYE 12y ago
Yep, reading your article I found myself in it and "go" is very simple (compared to c++) however main issue is the readability of function calls with multi lambda arguments.
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by DAddYE 12y ago
Thank you!!!!!!!
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by DAddYE 12y ago
Interesting one guy pointed me a similar thing: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7682769
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by DAddYE 12y ago
Thanks guys for sharing these pearls. I though I have seen "everything" but yep, I'm so pleased to be so wrong.
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by DAddYE 12y ago
It's a guy: http://www.math.univ-paris13.fr/~matei ->> Laboratoire Analyse, Géométrie et Applications Sounds `real`. Source: https://twitter.com/model500/status/461978031578701824 Edit:
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by DAddYE 12y ago
To add more: https://twitter.com/nrrrdcore/status/459358875213238272
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by DAddYE 12y ago
TBH if on one side I appreciated Github transparency I feel this story made the company very vulnerable to a point (of no return?) that I think will be hard to recover. Also, I wish false allegations in this world will be treated in the ver
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by DAddYE 12y ago
Not sure if this was the same feel of Rob. > I was asked a few weeks ago, "What was the biggest surprise you encountered rolling out Go?" I knew the answer instantly: Although we expected C++ programmers to see Go as an alterna
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by DAddYE 12y ago
Edited, I meant: who I know or I follow.
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by DAddYE 12y ago
> Systems C programmers I don't know many (TBH none) c programmers that likes or actually uses go. The thing is that as for c++ if you are still writing in c is just for few reasons: portability (in terms of embedding your library)
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by DAddYE 12y ago
It's subjective, for me is DRY (don't repeat yourself) and achieve a "big" result with a small (but readable) effort.
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by DAddYE 12y ago
> Yes, writing Lisp is much more "fun" than writing Go for me. But writing Go is much more productive and maintainable (both for solo projects and for larger groups). Not sure about this statement. As the OP said in order to tr
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by DAddYE 12y ago
Because go recently is on hype and thus many companies started to use it (the one where I work included).
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by DAddYE 12y ago
> I’ve been using Go since November and I’ve decided that it’s time to give it up for my hobby projects. I’d still be happy to use it professionally, but I find that programming in Go isn’t “fun” in the same way that Python, Haskell, or
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[Ruby] Padrino 0.12.1 released(padrinorb.com)
4 points by DAddYE 13y ago|0 comments
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by DAddYE 13y ago
Have you considered rethinkdb?

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