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11y ago
Google for MGTOW as well. Stay safe!
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That's understandable - from business point of view. I bet you would just use SVN instead of innovating with a new DVCS ~7 years ago. Safe choice is a safe choice.
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11y ago
The major flaw of GitLab is using Git. After having used something as logical as Mercurial it's kinda hard to switch. Besides I don't care about social and Torvalds-hype.
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Material Design in XAML
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Example in the wild: https://bitbucket.org/fparsec/main/src/c234349e7b738e09a1b9e...
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11y ago
What makes you feel entitled to B BC :)? Seriously though, it's available via Google cache.
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11y ago
> crazy overuse of operator overloading F# might not be the best place to go then: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2210854/can-you-define-yo... https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library
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11y ago
Company wouldn't: funding Open Source unlike charities doesn't buy you a good generic PR. I wouldn't: hate registering in 1000 places, Kickstarter is good enough.
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12y ago
Ruby in a large app and also untested. A recipe for disaster.
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12y ago
Imagining OCAML without generics is fun though :). Also he did get that dynamic is only good for prototyping.
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12y ago
A valuable lesson to those buying OSS companies.
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12y ago
This might be sexist, but some people claim that women never blame themselves for any life problems and find a way of justifying themselves no matter what.
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12y ago
If Facebook would agree on using standard Typescript, instead of their own thing, that would be amazing.
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12y ago
Sadly will only be valid for ~6 months.
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12y ago
Either something groundbreaking or a future rare collectible.
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12y ago
I guess you don't have to charge it every f..n day too.
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12y ago
A big label on the page saying "Not really, FF is rock-solid. Have a nice day HN!"?
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12y ago
Yeah, reminds me of USA spying on everyone "to prevent terrorist attacks".
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Another one: "This is the first and the most important characteristic of a software developer. Do you contribute to open source projects?" A wonderful new kind of bigotry. "Thus, if your Github account is empty..." .
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12y ago
You have following choices covered: 1) a dynamic language 2) a horrible language 3) an OOP language that is due an update 4) another dynamic language I suggest adding following options: 1) an up-to-date OOP language: C# + (WebAPI + Angular&
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12y ago
Also those games are social - in a way how drug addicts are being social to sell drugs to their friends to get some money to buy drugs for themselves.
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12y ago
Unfortunately it seems that TypeScript will kill it - especially now that Angular team will use it. Google was not brave enough to push for native Dart VM inside of Chrome, promoting Dart for Android etc. Also Go cannibalizes it in a way. B
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12y ago
Sorry, I thought you meant strong human-level AI.
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Sounds like coal-powered space ships and flying cars to be honest. If AI is possible then you will soon enough have computational allowance for rather running yourself in the cloud, unless you really love original imperfect organic bodies a
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12y ago
More importantly writing down all the unwritten rules would make the corporation actionable.
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12y ago
"...understand the 'unwritten rules' of the workplace..." I guess everyone would benefit from writing them down.
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Modern russian literature has an interesting phenomenon. There is a huge old-school website where authors post their books before being published chapter by chapter for free to get feedback and corrections. For example this is one of my fav
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12y ago
I understand your logic, but find the list misleading. Regardless of hard work, Tesla was founded by an experienced millionaire .
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This list needs corrections, e.g.: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elon_Musk#Zip2 $22 million at 28
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Don't assume everyone is lucky enough to have someone to have children with. Kids are awesome. Having millions is awesome. Being in perfect health is awesome. Having the right citizenship is awesome. Many things are awesome. But they a
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