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361.
by _random_ 12y ago
And based on their past performance quite likely to be later than that date as well. I would expect it done by ~2020.
362.
by _random_ 12y ago
"This is not a situation that’s inherently bad because in essence Firefox OS is the web; and thus gives you complete freedom in the toolchain you use." - except that is not true and we are limited to legacy languages like HTML,
363.
by _random_ 12y ago
I will be the negative guy here, down-vote if you will. What kind of profit did you expect? As a game app consumer I only buy the very best (original and/or polished) apps in their respective categories. E.g. Leo's Fortune, FTL, L
364.
by _random_ 12y ago
Great game, just releasing something is already a great achievement. But why planets in space and not magic orbs in a dungeon? I expect some orbital movement and gravitational pull :).
365.
by _random_ 12y ago
"Terraform" - seriously? Making world a better place through constructing elegant hierarchies for maximum code reuse and extensibility?
366.
by _random_ 12y ago
Does 'DK2' mean "ready to be released before Xmas" in their language?
367.
by _random_ 12y ago
Color combination in a line reminds me of Colossotron a bit: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.halfbrick....
368.
by _random_ 12y ago
Best languages combine programming paradigms (OOP, functional etc.). The very best ones combine type systems as well (static + opt-in dynamic).
369.
by _random_ 12y ago
no WP ? => trashcan
370.
by _random_ 12y ago
I guess, maybe it's OK to live in a socialistic country and pay a lot of tax. That insurance thing is a horrible situation to be in. I wonder how many staff will be replaced by cheap(er) fresh immigrants in the end (I am not against im
371.
by _random_ 12y ago
This would be ideal, we just need some brave people. Then add XAML support, and we can finally have <grid> instead of a <table-bootstrap-crap class="are-you-serious">.
372.
by _random_ 12y ago
It's just a overhyped implementation of the Reactor pattern + some package management.
373.
by _random_ 12y ago
Shame...
374.
by _random_ 12y ago
...and JavaScript. And HTML.
375.
by _random_ 12y ago
They simply decided to choose the best.
376.
by _random_ 12y ago
Isn't Ruby considered a passing technology nowadays?
377.
by _random_ 12y ago
There are bigger problems in the world. As long as engineers at Postmates are compensated properly, I am OK.
378.
by _random_ 12y ago
Any start-up or just the YC start-ups?
379.
by _random_ 12y ago
"a big mortgage on a big house" Why?
380.
by _random_ 12y ago
The problem is the people who are in this profession just for the money are whose low quality code I have to keep rewriting at almost every job so far.
381.
by _random_ 12y ago
No offense, but it means either you are both indeed great or none of you are, which one is true I will never know.
382.
by _random_ 12y ago
A technical debt generator's confession.
383.
by _random_ 12y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leaky_abstraction
384.
by _random_ 12y ago
It's logical, there is no longer a need to copy Metro GUI to Android now - Google is already doing it for them.
385.
by _random_ 12y ago
It seems UK and London are becoming the capital of the world.
386.
by _random_ 12y ago
A bit surprised F# was not even mentioned. I guess they are hardcore meta-programming users?
387.
by _random_ 12y ago
Beats HTML marking-up and JavaScript scripting.
388.
by _random_ 12y ago
It was actually very much inspired by WPF and it's relatively innovative MVVM pattern.
389.
by _random_ 12y ago
"A pragmatic attitude toward decision-making" if (lotsOfEquity) { bePragmaticWhichMeansWriteCrappyCodeFast(); } else { codeTheWayYouEnjoy(); boostYourCv(); }
390.
by _random_ 12y ago
For me personally, conciseness of F#, it's tendency to use short words, cram things together and overload operators actually make it less readable. I like many of the features F# has and am happy to see how they are slowly migrating to

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