Horusiath

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by Horusiath 11y ago
Your example is not zero-cost. You've simply traded program memory for CPU cycles. Not always fair trade in cases, where C is used.
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by Horusiath 11y ago
WTF? You're moaning, that the systems programming language invented over 40 years ago has no means for automatic memory allocation management and high level abstractions. Sorry but this is just crappy post.
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by Horusiath 11y ago
it's (k-1)^2 actually - each to each except self.
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by Horusiath 11y ago
Don't confuse Mono and Xamarin, they're two separate things.
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by Horusiath 12y ago
Taking from the author's paragraph: - Emacs - Java IDEs may look better, but this doesn't seem to be an issue for author. Also other tools are very mature for such youn language as Go. - Goroutines - Java has no built-in equivalen
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by Horusiath 12y ago
1. Basic misconception - being JS developer doesn't make you a node.js developer. 2. Blogpost makes an assumption than node.js could be used for enterprise software development and shows page serving metrics as a proof. Actually IMO mo
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by Horusiath 12y ago
This looks more like flame war starter, than post with any essential argumentation. tl;dr - "I've tried to write C# code in F# and I think that writing it in C# is better."
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by Horusiath 12y ago
Why? This is exactly what type definition describes - an array of string or numbers. If you'd like to have an either array of strings or array of numbers, you'd type: Array<string>|Array<number>
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by Horusiath 12y ago
I actually like cleanliness of Javascript generated from Typescript code. However I don't think that pattern matching would be more intrusive than, for example, module or class generation. Basically example from above could be compiled
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by Horusiath 12y ago
Tell that next time you get on the plane.
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by Horusiath 13y ago
Actually this is not Developer vs. Consultant, but rather Coder vs. Developer comparison. Consultant (which could also be a Developer) has nothing to do here.
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by Horusiath 13y ago
I'm curious why ServiceStack.net has fall out so badly, since their own benchmarks shows a lot higher performance than ASP.NET web applications.
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by Horusiath 13y ago
Just another day on HN and another trolling, controversial post...
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by Horusiath 13y ago
I'm not a CS lover, but I think most of your arguments are invalid. You say that you don't like CoffeeScript because it generates JavaScript code you don't understand. But do you understand what machine code will JS generate?
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by Horusiath 13y ago
Sorry, but you are actually comparing features of GUI more than SCMs themself. Actually many of Git users don't use any GUI just because they don't need to. And when it comes to SCM features comparison, Git is a way better. Sincer
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by Horusiath 13y ago
"in Scala (via IKVM via MonoTouch)" first though: http://images.wikia.com/glee/images/6/6f/We-need-to-go-deepe...