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by _random_ 11y ago
Any bureaucratic approval of a new tech is a real progress.
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by _random_ 11y ago
Yet another parallel for-loop. I wonder what is your opinion about JS MVC frameworks :).
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by _random_ 11y ago
Manual labour is for weak-AI robots.
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by _random_ 11y ago
Anything could hide behind this phrase: from making oneself rich to communist-style "sharing" to welfare abolition.
35.
by _random_ 11y ago
Death by 1000 nested round brackets.
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by _random_ 11y ago
Teachers are subsidised by state so it's not a "real" tax-generating sort of job.
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by _random_ 11y ago
My guess: men are likely to emigrate to any place with decent jobs (e.g. some oil state), women are probably likely to emigrate to a sex-and-the-city states.
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by _random_ 11y ago
Think about it. You start learning Javascript after years of working with C#. The thought is: "What, again!? Haven't we buried this weakly-typed language back in the 90s, years before C# had been released?"
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by _random_ 11y ago
I am a "youngster" and I wouldn't mind a 60-years old developer around. Someone who doesn't consider something like Node.js a "new" "technology" and moving code client-side SPA-style a "new"
40.
by _random_ 11y ago
I'd buy a Continuum-enabled x86 Atom phablet (whenever Intel decides to catch up).
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by _random_ 11y ago
"Robot" - 0 matches found. "AI " - 0 matches found. "millennial" - 26 matches found. 'nuff said?
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by _random_ 11y ago
That's interesting. The opposite effect is quite common as well: there were numerous recent cases in the news where overweight people would consider themselves beautiful and normal. Some of them even coined the term "fat shaming&q
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by _random_ 11y ago
Among other scenarios it is very useful as a way of moving some internal DSL validation to compile time. I would imagine people who will benefit the most are big third-party framework designers. Of course internal DSLs are limited in their
44.
by _random_ 11y ago
Engineers are not complaining as much as they should. And I am sure there are much more sales people and managers than engineers.
45.
by _random_ 11y ago
Just like vanilla JS: http://wtfjs.com
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by _random_ 11y ago
I also wonder if there is a place on earth where doctors genuinely care about you outside of an emergency.
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by _random_ 11y ago
What is not silly? Someone invented a way of enjoying things after you die? Or is there a template for being happy that we all must adhere? Let me guess: "spend quality time with the people you love", "travel the world and ex
48.
by _random_ 11y ago
The industry shares the same sentiment it seems. The honeymoon with Ruby, Python and JS seems to be over.
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by _random_ 11y ago
The phrase I would like to see: "...while surpassing industry's toughest quality and safety standards...".
50.
by _random_ 11y ago
And who uses voice control? There should be as many different input options as possible.
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by _random_ 11y ago
Single code-base for all devices and a performance boost - why not?
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by _random_ 11y ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continuous_delivery
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by _random_ 11y ago
Wow, I am not the only one :). For closed-source projects BitBucket is a no-brainer.
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by _random_ 11y ago
True that, TheVerge => Apple fanbo i s.
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by _random_ 11y ago
I suppose C# 6.0 is worth mentioning :).
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by _random_ 11y ago
In 10 years you might be spending most of your day in something like that. Just look at Microsoft HoloLense.
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by _random_ 11y ago
F# units of measure to the rescue: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd233243.aspx let convertCtoF ( temp : float<degC> ) = 9.0<degF> / 5.0<degC> * temp + 32.0<degF>
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by _random_ 11y ago
Also <grid> (as a sane alternative to <div class="table"> ) where you can actually align stuff exactly the way you want.
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by _random_ 11y ago
F# with C# syntax. Something like Scala for CLR but with proper tools and compiler-as-a-service.
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by _random_ 11y ago
I have a choice of not buying fries with my hamburger, but I have to buy a set "menu" of education, because there is a monopoly. Anyway, this guy puts it better "The Trillion Dollar Liberal Arts Scam": https:/&#x2F

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