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by aikah 10y ago
The second example is supported neither in Edge nor in Firefox, that's the problem. Extremely poor SVG support accross browsers.
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by aikah 10y ago
> and I have no plans start using Core any time soon. It doesn't matter what your plans are. If Microsoft forces you to move on to something like .NET Core you will. Eventually, when it comes to ASP.NET there will no difference bet
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by aikah 10y ago
Swift is statically typed (Elixir isn't) with a good type system (Go hasn't) and doesn't run in a VM (like Scala or Kotlin). I don't know how good its concurrency is and on how many platforms it is available though. It a
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by aikah 10y ago
Did the same with Twitter. I still have my Facebook account though I do not use it, since it is restricted to my closest friendS.
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by aikah 10y ago
> online participation More like a cheap way for journalists AKA "contributors" to source their articles AKA "blogposts".
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by aikah 10y ago
> This has been a nightmare in C# which pioneered async/await - a lot of developers are struggling with footguns from mixing sync and async code. The big difference is that C# supports both multithreading and parallelism out of the
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by aikah 10y ago
Enough with that bullshit. > junior devs mostly don't make architectural decisions. It's a bit easy to keep on blaming "junior devs". Who keeps on hyping up and marketing useless stuffs ? that's not "junior
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by aikah 10y ago
> but refuse to answer calls from numbers that aren't in their address book. I do that. If I don't know the number and that person really wants to talk to me, there is my answer machine where he/she can leave a message. I
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by aikah 10y ago
Still can't stand that ridiculous buzzword. Fortunately with the moniker like that no professional will take that trend seriously..
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by aikah 10y ago
Amazon or Facebook . It would make sense for the latter as it is its only real competitor.
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by aikah 10y ago
It can't. If you work in the industry you'll be expected to use a specific format (.psd). I'm pretty sure you can't open a file created with the latest version of Photoshop in Gimp. The graphic design industry is one of
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by aikah 10y ago
> So Go and JS are similar in that they are designed for heavily asynchronous tasks. But they do it very differently: Go has hordes of green threads "goroutines", JS has callbacks all the way down. concurrent tasks =/= asy
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by aikah 10y ago
Thanks, a perfect example demonstrating how corruption kills.
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by aikah 10y ago
> But liberals will blame capitalism anyway, not government. The "no true capitalism" of the libertarians ? Communists also claim USSR was "no true communism". A doctrine or ideology is never "pure" or &quot
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by aikah 10y ago
> I never quite understood that lawsuit. The volunteers understood that they weren't being paid when they signed up for the gig, right? You don't understand people fighting for their rights? but I'm sure you do understand
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by aikah 10y ago
AKA "Trust and safety council" /s
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by aikah 10y ago
You forgot an important difference between JS and Java : the tooling is inferior. Sure you can use Typescript which makes thing a little bit better, but good luck with out dated type definitions or libraries that do not have type definition
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by aikah 10y ago
> Yes, you read that right. Duplicating code (a.k.a copy + paste) can be a good thing. No it is never a good thing because the code you write is the code that has to be tested and managed. If a routine you're going to copy paste 15
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by aikah 10y ago
The worse is not, that. I think the worse is that, unlike Java, a race condition in Go has a totally undefined behavior that can corrupt the memory of the entire system your Go app is running on. You can effectively shut down your computer
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by aikah 10y ago
> I feel like it's slightly dishonest not to mention that (according to the Chrome devs) this problem is caused by poorly-behaved modifications to the Chrome installer made by third-party redistributors, and not by Chrome itself. Wh
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by aikah 10y ago
> Go It was specifically design to disallow smart-asses to write ninja-code, so no. Go is for monkey programmer factories which managers want to make sure they will only code a certain way because Go doesn't give the developer choic
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by aikah 10y ago
> Go is increasingly becoming popular as a choice people move to off of Rails If they moved from Rails to Go, these people didn't need Rails at first place given how bare bone Go is. That's the same issue with micro-services, c
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by aikah 10y ago
> I see microservices as responsibility deduplication in a organization-traversal-wide. AKA SOA. Why call it microservice ?
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by aikah 10y ago
The problem with Micro-service is the notion of Micro. Services shouldn't be micro or macro but the right size. "Monolithic app" isn't a bad word, unfortunately some influential people tried hard to make it sound like it
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by aikah 10y ago
> Now it's all political crap. Which made South Park better. Fart jokes or making fun of Canadians was never funny. They still do that but putting the finger where it hurts and calling out a political camp that is not used to be ch
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by aikah 10y ago
It doesn't really matter. Your suggestion is worthless in practice with Go since "your subtype" doesn't enable polymorphism. you can't pass your "subtype" to a function that expect the parent type. You can
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by aikah 10y ago
I actually did. And I saw nothing that made me think it would make my debugging experience better.
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by aikah 10y ago
I'd say just look at Chrome dev tools and copy them at this point. Debugging in Firefox is a mediocre experience IMHO. As for the name .html is unnecessary.
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by aikah 10y ago
What's wrong with threads and synchronizing? async I/O has its own level of complexity. But to be frank a better option is go-routines + channels + select construct like with go. That's really what makes both Go and Erlang un
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by aikah 10y ago
> but a proper module system like Java's is always Java has a package system not a module system.The difference is important because Java might introduce a module system in the future. And Java isn't built around async program

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