addicted44

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by addicted44 12y ago
When I was looking for a new Mail client a few months ago, I wanted to pick Thunderbird, but did not because I believe I read that Mozilla was sunsetting it which is why I did not go for it. Is that not true? It was extremely disappointing
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by addicted44 12y ago
If you will be programming professionally (or for significant amounts of time) learning either of emacs or vim is absolutely worth the effort. You will be very glad you did.
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by addicted44 12y ago
It's the first part in a series of articles. I'm sure he will mention this, especially considering he hints at the densoty issues right at the beginning.
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by addicted44 12y ago
The Netflix experience seems to have become increasingly user hostile. No Netflix, I don't want to watch Marco Polo. Wait what? You "updated" the XBox One app and now I have to give voice commands such as "Watch Item 1&q
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by addicted44 12y ago
The difference between today and before is that old money is rarely parked in a single business model. The sophistication in finance, and the spread of public companies means the Waltons don't only stay rich as long as Walmart is succe
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by addicted44 12y ago
Getting more stuff done with less human effort is a good thing. However, combining that with an economic system which sets your ability to feed yourself and your families based on the effort you put in is a bad thing. Capitalism which was a
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by addicted44 12y ago
Why would you compare C# (although they keep adding functional programming concepts to it) to Scala, instead of comparing F# (which can commingle with C# wherever you need it) with Scala? I haven't looked into F# or Scala too much, but