Rusky

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1321.
by Rusky 16y ago
Static typing can have the benefits of implicit interfaces without the danger of runtime errors- look at Go's structural typing.
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by Rusky 16y ago
object.responds_to?(:method_name) is just a run-time variation on generics constraints. C# could use a bit more work on its syntax there, but something like go's inline interface definitions would make it just as nice as Ruby.
1323.
by Rusky 16y ago
That is most definitely Java's fault for lacking good abstractions. Try Haskell or C#- much higher content:code.
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by Rusky 16y ago
I think the real value of C is how it deals with lower-level stuff- embedded systems, drivers, kernels, etc. Writing something like a PHP module would make more sense in another language (and then wrapping it in C if you need to).
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by Rusky 16y ago
Heh, military + IT makes me think of sci-fi tv show scientists. Too bad those jobs aren't real...
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by Rusky 16y ago
Even the latest stable release (3.6.6) starts just as fast as Chrome for me (I use an ad blocker, bookmark sync and firebug in both browsers). Firefox has been painfully slow in the past, but it seems okay now, although its UI is still rath
1327.
by Rusky 16y ago
And I'm sure you know so many cops personally.
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A Capability-Based Web(blog.abubalay.com)
3 points by Rusky 16y ago|0 comments
1329.
Google Buzz and the Future of Social Networking(blog.abubalay.com)
1 points by Rusky 17y ago|0 comments
1330.
by Rusky 17y ago
It would make sense for CSS to have constants, thought not variables in the javascript sense.
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by Rusky 17y ago
Haskell also uses type inference. It does have a lot of type system stuff, but because of how the language works the types are not just metadata. The types are often just as important as the rest of your code.
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by Rusky 17y ago
I realize http://to/ is a TLD and slashes don't really have much to do with TLDs; they just got me thinking about URLs in general. Relative URLs with the protocol specified is something that hadn't occurred to me before. Thanks! One quest
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Are TLD's Necessary?
2 points by Rusky 17y ago|3 comments
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by Rusky 17y ago
The problem isn't the backwards compatibility, it's the lack of features. If IE, the built-in browser for Windows, had correct support for HTML5 and CSS3, people would be far more likely to be using standards-supporting browsers, because IE
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Why Internet Explorer 9 is important for the web(forums.g-creator.org)
2 points by Rusky 17y ago|2 comments