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151.
by Volt 8y ago
As long as the community can contribute to "uncripple" it relative to the enterprise version then there's no problem, no?
152.
by Volt 8y ago
Why is Zero Versioning a good idea?
153.
by Volt 8y ago
Is it an optimization when it makes things slower?
154.
by Volt 8y ago
> Every objects-first codebase I've seen was terrible. Does this include Smalltalk and CLOS codebases?
155.
by Volt 8y ago
This is APL.
156.
by Volt 9y ago
It's like the difference between working in your bedroom and working in a coffee shop. Sometimes you just want to be around other people.
157.
by Volt 9y ago
Is that the proof? How weak.
158.
by Volt 9y ago
>And that’s without mentioning the high technical barrier of RSS that filters ordinary users away. For many popular content providers, there’s no full text output, even no conspicuous feed address. Shall I suggest my mom switching to RSS
159.
by Volt 9y ago
For anyone that's curious, there are extensions out there that do this now. I use [RSS Menu]( http://calum.me/wp/ ) for Safari.
160.
by Volt 9y ago
So the answer is "yes".
161.
by Volt 9y ago
Cynical and disingenuous.
162.
by Volt 9y ago
This is missing the point. He/she isn't talking about the software.
163.
by Volt 9y ago
What's the extension?
164.
by Volt 9y ago
They had version control before Git. Git was born after BitKeeper's licensing changed.
165.
by Volt 9y ago
I'm seeing a lot more APL-related submissions in the past few months. What's going on?
166.
by Volt 9y ago
Check this out: https://miserver.dyalog.com
167.
by Volt 9y ago
>it's about me being tired of Mario games from Nintendo and wanting to see some new IP So the truth comes out. But the thread is about Google employees redoing the same thing to get promotions with no long-term strategy, which leads
168.
by Volt 9y ago
Because it's from this page https://github.com/turbolinks/turbolinks
169.
by Volt 9y ago
>Isn't a DSL just syntactic sugar in most cases? Maybe. But you probably have a programming language that you like to use when building Web apps, and another that you like to use when building command-line utilities. The differences
170.
by Volt 9y ago
So obvious and yet rediscovered so often by way of spectacular failures.
171.
by Volt 9y ago
They will start caring eventually. Even ordinary people got turned off of bloated-feeling Java apps on the desktop.
172.
by Volt 9y ago
It doesn't even have GC yet.
173.
by Volt 9y ago
You know Lisp is gaining traction when…
174.
by Volt 9y ago
Dead? What's your source for this claim? https://library.panic.com/releasenotes/coda2/
175.
by Volt 9y ago
I just use a Jupyter notebook and cURL or whatever language I'm using at the moment.
176.
by Volt 9y ago
He's not lying. He's referring specifically to Jupyter. Read it again. That is, consider it as a reference to the specific imitations that started appearing 25+ years later. I mean, this was obvious to me, but I'm not sure
177.
by Volt 9y ago
>The problem is when you want to do something beyond that you will probably rewrite it in something else. And that something else is increasingly being Python. You aren't going to use your Python code in your Jupyter notebook in pro
178.
by Volt 9y ago
Why did you stop using it?
179.
by Volt 9y ago
FORTRAN. A pretty important one.
180.
by Volt 9y ago
It's better when you can do something about it.

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