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by PleaseHelpMe 9y ago
Summary : > The data indicates that functional languages are better than procedural languages; it suggests that disallowing implicit type conversion is better than allowing it; that static typing is better than dynamic; and that managed
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by PleaseHelpMe 9y ago
Very good writing indeed. However, the metaphor here gives me the feeling of "enough internet today"... Btw, the anchor link to #project-structure don't work. Hope you (if you are the author) fix that soon.
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by PleaseHelpMe 9y ago
> based on Electron. No thanks
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by PleaseHelpMe 9y ago
Funny it is based on Electron and it doesnt support Linux. Maybe they think Linux developers only live in terminal, or they just hate it when someone criticises Electron consuming too much memory
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Steve Jobs reviews the iPhone X(medium.com)
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Google Pixel 2 teaser(madeby.google.com)
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Mastodon – an open source alternative to Twitter(mastodon.social)
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UC sues Trump administration on unlawful repeal of DACA program(universityofcalifornia.edu)
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Disqus continuously loads garbage requests in the background(medium.com)
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Design patterns implemented in Java(github.com)
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by PleaseHelpMe 9y ago
Another two lists that should be mentioned here are: [1]: https://github.com/iCHAIT/awesome-macOS [2]: https://github.com/Awesome-Windows/Awesome They all share the same idea.
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by PleaseHelpMe 9y ago
I totally understand your need. Most of the awesome+OS_name list, they seem not to care so much about these stuffs, or the owner just doesn't have time to collect all the related information. Checkout : [1]: https://gith
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by PleaseHelpMe 9y ago
> I would advocate people getting more familiar with their package manager. Personally, I think these kinds of lists and the package manager don't compete with each other. On one side, you list the software packages. The other side
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Awesome Linux Software(github.com)
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VueJS MIT License(github.com)
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Android O Eclipse Countdown(android.com)
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by PleaseHelpMe 9y ago
Really dont want to make a joke here but your user name doesn't go well with the title.
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Kotlin Android Extensions: Say Goodbye to FindViewById(antonioleiva.com)
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JSLibGenerator – A Twitter bot that comes up with imaginary JavaScript libraries(twitter.com)
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by PleaseHelpMe 9y ago
Support for other browsers are coming. I am neither working on this nor a Google engineer, but I saw a tweet from relavent developers working on this.
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TED-Ed is on Patreon and it needs your help(youtube.com)
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Google Allo is now available on the web(allo.google.com)
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Ubuntu Online Tour(tour.ubuntu.com)
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Elon Musk he hadn't fired his assistant asking for a raise(cnbc.com)
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What Happens If We Throw an Elephant from a Skyscraper?(youtube.com)
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Pygorithm – A Python module for learning major algorithms(github.com)
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Hack with GitHub – collection of awesome lists for hackers, security researchers(github.com)
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A Summary of the Metaclasses Proposal for C++(fluentcpp.com)
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Stop telling people there's a dot in your Gmail address – it doesn't matter(businessinsider.com)
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Kotlin in enterprise(medium.com)
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