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by Flow 13y ago
Sticker on car: "My other car is a cdr".
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by Flow 13y ago
Oh great, no OS X version then. :-/
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by Flow 13y ago
That the semantics are different from Javascript is one of the big selling points of Dart. :)
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by Flow 13y ago
I don't use "All Mail", I just use the "Inbox" at the top of the sidebar.
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by Flow 13y ago
I've used Mail.app for my Gmail since Tiger and even now on 10.9 it works just as well. It's unfortunate some people have problems, but even if it may seem so, they don't speak for all 10.9 users. Hope your problems gets fixe
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by Flow 13y ago
There are few new features I actually need. I want speed. Speed when compiling(currently it's file-copy mania), speed when starting my project(minutes of loading debug symbol, really?)
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by Flow 13y ago
How come you didn't have unit tests that tested this scenario on the server-side services?
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by Flow 13y ago
What you say, isn't that more or less exactly what I wrote?
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by Flow 13y ago
I've read your first link and I don't get why you talk about "A relational database needs to store rows in order". AFAIK you have to add an "order by" clause to ensure ordering of any kind. Relational algebra i
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by Flow 13y ago
As a kid, I used to adore the 6502. Now, after many years, having used 68k and MIPS assembler, I feel that the 6502 is just awkward to code in. Everything you do is so hardcoded and specialized for the task. I wish the C64 had used a 6809 o
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by Flow 14y ago
The C64 has constantly been pushed and this his how demos look today: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGJ1Mpqp94w http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzvMYE3PUn4 I recommend all the demos from Oxyron and Booze Design.
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by Flow 14y ago
I think you should have investigated why you got ~90kb packages despite having a max pkg size of ~4kb instead of putting in that rule. :)
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by Flow 14y ago
It's the same for me. Google Go seems to me like a Pascal in C's clothes with some refreshing things added.
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by Flow 14y ago
And the Google+ Go community is growing fast and is already larger than the sub-reddit. https://plus.google.com/communities/114112804251407510571
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by Flow 14y ago
Did you guys consider Google Go? I really like the language and its environment after coding in it for a bit.
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by Flow 14y ago
Yup, and that's why I suggests you create a new fresh user and try it there. If the bug doesn't show there it's something in your personal settings somewhere, if not it's in the system settings.
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by Flow 14y ago
Doesn't crash my Terminal.app. I use a swedish keyboard. Perhaps you could create a new clean account on your computer and try it there? You can always delete the account afterwards.
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by Flow 14y ago
I dare not try it, but having that text as status on Facebook could crash those viewing my status using Safaris?
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by Flow 14y ago
I know, and it shows. This is exactly what the VS/TFS/Azure team must stop doing. Edit: I can't reply to your comment for some reason. If they do use their own tools, how come it's so easy to get insane merging problems on so many of the xm
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by Flow 14y ago
This is a tad off-topic question, but what do you do if you use that wizard and then work on the app for a bit, and then realize you forgot to cross one of the options in the wizard? (I've not used VC++ since version 5 or 6)
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by Flow 14y ago
This is great news! At work we still use TFS2008 and there doesn't seem to be any way to migrate the source with history except for upgrading the whole TFS installation to a newer TFS. So when TFS2012 is up and running on another machine we
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by Flow 14y ago
Yeah, but it's too late. :-/
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by Flow 14y ago
Unless code cleanup is enforced by the IDE/checkin it will not always be done. Here at work we have VS2010, TFS, Resharper and yet some developers don't care about unused imports and references. Some developers use "dark themes" and it seem
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by Flow 14y ago
Actually, now that you mention it, yes, it probably was per minute. But still, that was on 12MHz 286's and 8MHz 68k's...
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by Flow 14y ago
> If you really think about it, type-classes are all about passing around a global vtable implicitly. If anything, Scala's implicits are a superset of Haskell's type-classes and allows for techniques that Haskell isn't capable of. First
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by Flow 14y ago
I wonder if those implicits in Scala makes the compilation non-linear in time.
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by Flow 14y ago
I remember various Pascal compilers bragging about 30k lines/s back in the 80's/early 90's.
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by Flow 14y ago
You can use the pom.xml as the IntelliJ project file, no need to process it into something else.
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by Flow 14y ago
The "Open Directory" feature made me get WebStorm in addition to IntelliJ. If you want that feature in IntelliJ, please vote for: http://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-75833
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by Flow 14y ago
I've not tried it. Best would be if you downloaded both trials of PyCharm and IntelliJ and tried it out yourself.

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