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13y ago
I don't understand, why can't they just have the 'show all options and full screen' mode as well? They had it optional for a while now, what does it cost to maintain the old composer?
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13y ago
The insight being is that Google is now discarding the professional crowd who bought into their Apps for ADD teenagers. Time to look for alternatives.
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13y ago
You can't possibly be serious? :) I can be replying to CC-style conversation and the way recipients are hidden now, I can easily make a mistake not removing key opponent when making comment to partners, a lot of money can be lost. Emai
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13y ago
As things get more automated, jobs will require less and less sacrifice, and more and more software :)
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13y ago
And this also means that developers in this case are evolving, we are technologists. Which is more like the car designers. And these guys are still around and getting payed a lot, and probably will be for a long time, designing spaceships.
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13y ago
but not this one!
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13y ago
Can someone rewrite this article in Go?
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13y ago
It's more like the ORM. And I use it quite nicely when that's what I need. However, I can't compare it to Ember.js, because it can't replace it and other features in Ember.
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13y ago
As long as it's cool and has goroutines and interfaces and no semicolons.
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13y ago
I thought it was obvious that it was a joke motivated by the recent headlines on HN...
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13y ago
Rewriting linux from scratch in a cool language like Go would also help a lot.
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13y ago
lol, i love the way modding works on this site. " I DO NOT FIND THIIS FUNNY OR STRICTLY INFORMATIVE, -1"
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13y ago
<Demiurge> modern investigative work really makes for boring movies <brandan> zoom <brandan> enhance <brandan> isolate <brandan> is he holding a pocket knife? <brandan> send in swat <brandan> sniper
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13y ago
And did you have to ship it as a package? I'm pretty sure it wouldn't work with a mailbox.
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13y ago
Could you say labor is forced if you have a choice between starvation and labor? If such is the case, I wish I wasn't forced to work for money in this society and then exchange it for goods and seek out the most favorable deal.
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13y ago
I'm not sure why you're getting modded down, I think you make a very obvious point. There is a programming language (syntax) and there are libraries. PHP syntax is not informed by much of Computer Science of the 30 past years, and
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13y ago
It is uglier, very easy. How? The dollar signs, curly brackets and angle brackets.
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13y ago
Hm, diminishing the importance of exclusive ownership? Sharing and optimization of utilization? Doesn't sound very American or capitalistic to me. What's next, long term sustainability and planning? Sounds like socialism, if not c
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13y ago
I'll work on tempering my excitement :)
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13y ago
Ok. But it hasn't always been, according kickstarter ( http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/andrewgodwin/schema-migr... ) 1.6 is mentioned, and "1.7 at latest". Considering 1.6 isn't out, I was ho
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13y ago
So is this slated for 1.7 now? Or is it still on track for 1.6?
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13y ago
Did you rewrite it in Go? I guess I should read the article. OK, now that I've read it, profiling ftw :-)
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13y ago
So you think Go is 100 times faster and therefore better than Python for absolutely everything and everyone should use it. Did this benchmark convince you of this, did you already believe it, or do you think this benchmark is great because
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13y ago
Again, we already know any strongly typed language can be 100, 1000 times faster. By design. Raw request throughput is not why anyone should be using python. This is why we already have caching and nginx. No one who is using python going to
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13y ago
In related news, I just measured Apples to be 100 times redder than Oranges! What is the point of benchmarking Python vs Go, when by design we all know Python is slower? So, in this particular case it's 100 times, for completely random
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13y ago
This is the first time I hear about Oracle spatial stuff being better than PostGIS. Could you give some examples of what those additional operations are? Also, what is a platform that offers scalability or high throughput?
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13y ago
Yeah, GIS requires a lot of features. Geometry, data... PostGIS is really without alternatives :)
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13y ago
Looking forward to this making its way into ubuntu-gis ppa.
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13y ago
I would like having these simple functions, but I think they can just go into 'math' library.
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13y ago
Brilliant, I'm so itching to try this in US.
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