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by aikah 10y ago
> What about the way Go handles errors today makes them not "strongly typed"? Error as type or error as values ? the std lib promotes error as values (i.e. check equality) instead of errors as type (i.e. check the type). Go er
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by aikah 10y ago
> What's wrong with Vim? Emacs is better ;) But the comparison is a bit disingenuous. Medium is a blogging platform, VIM is an extensible text editor.
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by aikah 10y ago
Well it's kind of like SQL, in some ways. With enough building blocks it can significantly make game development easier (reminds me a bit of Director's Lingo too). That said the problem arises when one wants to add functionality t
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by aikah 10y ago
Meh, looks like Redlang, Rebol and co. In practice these kind of languages lead to easy to write/hard to read codebases due to the lack of visual cues and structure. But the IDE is nice though.
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by aikah 10y ago
> (I suspect Apple's data would show ~90% of customers literally never use them, except for the system-control functions) Completely dishonest and backed by no fact at all, you can make up some data, I can too, I didn't. You ca
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by aikah 10y ago
> Bah, these entitled kids. Yeah these entitled kids paying > $3000 for a product, they should just shut up and give money to Apple /s
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by aikah 10y ago
> So yes, rebinding Escape is the right answer if you heavily use it. nobody does that because it was unnecessary. Of course, now developers need to ADAPT the Macbook instead of the Macbook ADAPTING developer's workflow. That's
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by aikah 10y ago
this.
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by aikah 10y ago
Tim Cook is fine. Ive need to quit.
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by aikah 10y ago
> A problem that Chrome has solved years ago. The trade-off is the crazy amount of resources Chrome uses,even on a multicore machine. 20 process spawned and shit like this can bring down any computer. Chrome resource usage is excessive.
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by aikah 10y ago
Here my experience with the current Firefox compared to Chrome : - Firefox consumes way less ressources than Chrome. I can open 20 tabs it will consume a reasonable amount of memory. - Firefox crashes way more often than Chrome. I get a cra
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by aikah 10y ago
The point is you can release binaries for every plateform thanks to cross-compilation, no need to install Go on your machine. And no need to install a runtime no, the runtime is embedded into the binary.
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by aikah 10y ago
> pushing forward forward to what ? design over usability ? surely you understand why a lot of people are pissed off. The touch bar is a gimmick, the lack of inputs make the MBP only PRO in name, this isn't a "PRO" machine
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by aikah 10y ago
Basically a copy of SQL migrate : https://github.com/rubenv/sql-migrate I'm not sure which tool came first in the Go community. While I'm not a big Go fan, this is precisely how Go can be handy sometimes, by
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by aikah 10y ago
> If that's all it took, Samir is an idiot. Oh you're so smart you have never been scammed in your life. Scammers pray on weakness, one day you'll be weak one way or another and it can happen to you. Don't be too quic
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by aikah 10y ago
I remember a french teen got scammed like this online, the scammer threatened to release nude videos of him if he didn't pay, the young man committed suicide because of the shame.
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by aikah 10y ago
where are all these goodies you boast about then ?
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by aikah 10y ago
Nope, you even had to pay to use it in the past.
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by aikah 10y ago
Neither WebSQL or IndexedDB are written in Javascript themselves.
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by aikah 10y ago
But that's yet another dependency to load that is not written in C++/C, not good enough.
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by aikah 10y ago
> It'd be cool if you knew what you were talking about. It'd be cool if people stop using bullshit buzzword in order to promote a project. There is a server period. It doesn't matter if "it does only a small thing&quo
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by aikah 10y ago
> You can sue people for not working at their job? There are many people who simply stop accomplishing tasks when they want to be laid off or fired. Then let them quit and go somewhere else. NDA cover corporate secrets, non-compete are
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by aikah 10y ago
> For example - suppose you worked at Nuance, and helped develop their new AI/Neural Network speech recognition system. Everything you know about Speech + AI you learned from them, in that language specific setting. And the knowledg
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by aikah 10y ago
> Why is it fair that an employee can stop working at their job or commit fraud, then immediately sell all the non-public information they have to a competitor? Then sue if you have proof. What is not fair is to reduce a worker's o
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by aikah 10y ago
> What they don't want you dong is taking all their IP, walking off and passing it onto a competitor. Bullshit, that's what NDAs are for.
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by aikah 10y ago
> But in a world of IP ... it's a different story. If the employee violates the IP then sue him for that. No need for non-compete agreements. If you're worried the employee will steal your clients then you're not giving yo
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by aikah 10y ago
> I think that the idea behind such employee agreements is that they encourage the sharing of new ideas within companies, as employees will not 'hold the ideas back' to use when they go off and start their own companies. It&#x
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by aikah 10y ago
I don't understand how these clauses are even legal at first place. It violates the basic right of freedom of work. You can't have on one end freedom of enterprise but on the other hand no freedom of work for employees. the worst
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by aikah 10y ago
> Its webrtc, so direct peer to peer connections during gameplay. How does one player knows I'm connected without a server that tracks remote connections ? please explain. edit: no need to explain, the library you are using does us
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by aikah 10y ago
"Serverless" ? how do players connect with each others? I bet it isn't serverless at all. When will developers stop using these buzzwords that are effectively lies, from a strict technical point? There was no need to shove &q

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