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accnumnplus1
8y ago
It's gone mainstream, and just like the internet going mainstream, it isn't what it used to be. These days I only enjoy the programming I do on the weekend.
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8y ago
I think counter-comment would have been more useful than down votes. Alas, broken by stubborness beyond golang generics. I think you have a point - my impression of Osborne is that he has little interest in anything beyond money.
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8y ago
It feels even less cross-platform when you have a team mate who uses x/sys/unix and you're on a mac, which may be expected, but your first quote seems to miss such situations. (The quote itself, not your comment on it - [edit
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8y ago
Having had only the briefest of looks at Nim (the last 60 seconds), it seems most comparable to Go - correct? Anyone more clued up feel like contrasting the two?
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8y ago
The journey planner site also has usage timeline chart, but not nearly as well presented as this. I despise the tube rush hours, I won't get on before 9:15am, and not before 6:30pm. I will happily watch over-crowded trains go by, and
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8y ago
Oh no! I've loved watching them. This calls for a petition to leave one in place as a memorial.
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8y ago
To your first point, I had a very productive project where instead of as in the article the devs become managers, our project manager was brought very much into the dev team, almost as a tester, using the product daily. He became attuned t
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8y ago
Sounds like London - people are open-minded as long as you tick the boxes to meet the requirements for being open-minded about. They fancy themselves open-minded but are really just mindlessly following another fad.
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8y ago
How often is this doing work that the compiler is going to do for you anyway?
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I don't do it within the .tmux.conf - I use separate scripts, one per project.
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8y ago
But that's what he said: "Core Erlang is less complicated than Erlang, and is therefore more suited than the abstract format for code analyzing tools (such as Dialyzer) and optimizers."
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8y ago
I use a shell script for such config. eg tmux split-window -h ; tmux send-keys "ls -la" C-m; ...