afternooner

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by afternooner 12y ago
Yea, I liked the idea of what go was waning to do. They wanted classes and objects without the classes and inheritance, but all they've done is replace that headache with an interface headache.
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by afternooner 12y ago
Okay, can someone who understands this explain it a little better. My understanding is that ARC (or automatic reference counting) wasn't garbage collection because there isn't any garbage collection. I had thought that ARC was a
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by afternooner 12y ago
On containers, while it's entirely possible to constrain the type, it's also possible to use AnyObject var example = Dictionary<Int,AnyObject>() I'll miss the duck typing, but having bought my house off C# work
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by afternooner 12y ago
I could argue that if you work for the DOD, it's entirely possible that all your code will only execute once. Sadly, I do work for a government agency, but my code only runs once because of mismanagement... :(
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by afternooner 12y ago
Oceania here we come.
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by afternooner 12y ago
Question for those who understand this, why can the government force a middle man to exist in the first place? It seem to a layman to violate several other rights.
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by afternooner 12y ago
Why can the government force a middle man to exist in the first place, that doesn't seem in line with capitalism at all?
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by afternooner 12y ago
What I'm more amused by is the level of scepticism over an self contained eco-system. In order for any eco-system, either contained or not contained, there has to be much greater tolerances to extreme conditions that we generally ackn
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by afternooner 12y ago
Why can I not do this with my git commits? If you're trying to track down a blame on a security bug, this would be an amazing way to expose that.
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by afternooner 12y ago
Name a letter or a word and there is some project out there that had it before. If you come to grips with this now, your adult life will be much easier.
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by afternooner 12y ago
Enterprise and government comes with a lot of baggage that no sane developer would ever try to take on. You are manifesting your priorities on them, and that simply may not be the case. The $200 price point is likely that high in order to
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by afternooner 12y ago
Um, because I don't know if it's a good thing. How hard is that for you to understand. Seriously, did you read my comment before deciding to lay on the snark.
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by afternooner 12y ago
I agree, and the 30 day trial isn't enough. It would be side projects, so I may get to hack on it for a day and maybe a night or two. I can write Obj-C, and Java, they just aren't as intuitive or enjoyable to me. And lets face
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by afternooner 12y ago
It could be a bad sign, or it could speak to priorities, and your priorities are not their priorities it seems. Personally, I accept all pull requests that are solid, written to my standards, fix or extend a feature that is a priority, are
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by afternooner 12y ago
Wiser men than I will choose to not name-call, though I live to no such standard. If you are a male and feel your rights are being impinged, you're as much of a loser as you are delusional. Get your head out of your ass and stop bein
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by afternooner 12y ago
No, I've read the propaganda, it's illogical at best. Just seems to be a surge in butthurt little boys running around.
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by afternooner 12y ago
It's not an unreasonable point, but I feel like this is different. Either way, we'll have to see how this turns out.
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by afternooner 12y ago
I don't see the tl;dr as you do, but if that's the perception of most people, then I am in error.
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by afternooner 12y ago
My source, a leading mens rights site. http://www.avoiceformen.com/feminism/government-tyranny/gain...
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by afternooner 12y ago
I'm sorry, I don't understand your meaning.
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by afternooner 12y ago
I can only say that this is a fitting response. From the farce of Men's Rights, PUA & brah culture to general misogyny, I'm getting a little tired of many of the youth of my gender. Has anyone seen any studies on why we&#x27
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by afternooner 12y ago
I would encourage you to re-think this stance. Interdisciplinary conversation is a tremendous tool to approaching hard problems, conversions, and ideas. I've encountered this enough in my life to know it to be very beneficial. We ge
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by afternooner 12y ago
I wholeheartedly disagree. Much of the content on HN is long form journalism, some is content that is so specifically specialized in a field, that only those with thesis in that field will understand. Part of the brilliance of conversatio
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by afternooner 12y ago
The system is working perfectly, if you subscribe to the belief that you can own an idea. If an idea can be property, and you can control how your property is used and distributed just like any other property you own. I can not make a pro
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by afternooner 12y ago
Although I'm opposed to transitions in general, the editor/platform is really awesome.
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by afternooner 12y ago
I'm really interested to see how this plays out. Zenimax definitely has a case when you read the filing. So who knows, they may have some grounds.
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by afternooner 12y ago
Oh, I must have missed the breakdown by race. Did you have that handy?
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by afternooner 12y ago
What are you going on about?
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by afternooner 12y ago
Yup, it totally looks like underpants.
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by afternooner 12y ago
Interesting, it's definitely a competitor to SharePoint if coupled with other services. There is just something about the graphics that makes me feel it's dated unfortunately. And apparently vulnerable to Heartbleed.

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