M8

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by M8 11y ago
Not really, I have nothing against e.g. ancient and modern languages, literature, philosophy, general history, archaeology, general anthropology, law, semiotics and linguistics.
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by M8 11y ago
Bashing the Nadella Microsoft is a poor taste.
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by M8 11y ago
What if you infuse your papers with some minority and gender studies crap (even if it's not related)? Wouldn't it improve your grade?
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by M8 11y ago
"...find a class of morons, get seen as a superstar." I am assuming there are entrance exams as well.
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by M8 11y ago
"we are kinda equal" Which gender legally gets the kids, house and alimony in +90% of divorces?
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by M8 11y ago
Real title: "How a cheating wife killed her loyal husband and took all his stuff and the kids in a 100% legal and socially-approved way".
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by M8 11y ago
In case anyone still wonders, what did the husband do wrong, how could he make his wife's life better (since either he or society is to blame, obviously), check some of the stories here: http://www.reddit.com/r/T
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by M8 11y ago
I bet something along the lines of "Like ..., but for game developers!"
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by M8 11y ago
Google is on the forefront of bundling crapware. Why do I need freaking Cloud Print, Google Docs and other crap I did not ask for explicitly? I did not ask for it. Only expect two things by default: the store app and Chrome.
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by M8 11y ago
And the web is completely "open" and unlike "walled" proprietary platforms you have no choice of a programming language whatsoever (PS: fuck your transpilation).
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by M8 11y ago
Well people have kids all the time yet they come out more or less all the same. If you want to re-invent - go ahead and do it. Who knows, it might turn out great.
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by M8 11y ago
I doubt the subj man himself would read it. Would probably ask an assistant to summarize. PS: maybe authors are paid per word?
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by M8 11y ago
They probably care about maintainability though.
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by M8 11y ago
Not sure, article is about people who have a brain. Brain usually prevents from buying Beats.
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by M8 11y ago
Will it have e.g. unsigned floating point types or it's the same old match-to-hardware approach? PS: might be a false dychotomy but then next-gen is an exaggeration.
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by M8 11y ago
Well, at least there won't be too much overspending. So it worked out well this time. Any democratic system is flawed - e.g. letting both tax-generators and tax-consumers vote.
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by M8 11y ago
"...have the ability to adjust to different environments..." Likewise being able to know when a new technology is just a short-living fad despite being popular.
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by M8 11y ago
What level of automated refactoring and IDE integration does it offer?
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by M8 11y ago
Not persuaded.
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by M8 11y ago
Also companies like Facebook and Google simply want to have access to a bigger pool of developers to reduce the compensation costs. Hence promoting the idea that everyone can program: http://code.org .
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by M8 11y ago
"The answer on this one depends on whether one is a proponent of statically typed languages or not, clearly an unresolved question" - I have yet to see a static-to-dynamic transpiler ;-).
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by M8 11y ago
That's great, at least those 30+ will be safe from working in your "passionate" company. I mean you just have to open-source everything you are working on these days, right? And who cares about BitBucket, only mainstream thin
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by M8 11y ago
Apple and Google had to add shadows and background blurring to avoid people pointing out that they are following Microsoft's design.
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by M8 11y ago
Is it useful to Android? Isn't ARM NEON different?
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by M8 11y ago
In the end, if society doesn't collapse, farming will be automated.
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by M8 11y ago
Some of the computation is "trapped" inside of the bone box with no screens. Yet only that computation makes any complexity meaningful.
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by M8 11y ago
And that is why our species is present on all continents.
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by M8 11y ago
Is it his creation still? What makes it so - several thousand lines of legacy code or the name of the product?
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by M8 11y ago
It looks good, but is language alone enough these days? Reminds me of Axum C# research dialect. Microsoft decided to implement it as a framework in the end - Orleans. So did Scala. And wouldn't F# + Akka.NET be just as safe?
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by M8 11y ago
> Not everyone is ... working on mobile apps http://blog.xamarin.com/xamarin-passes-1-million-developer-m...

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