anacrolix

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by anacrolix 10y ago
I agree with Armin that Python is becoming burdensomly complicated. Since Python 3.2, the language has started to accumulate a lot of features, Guido seems to be saying yes to everything. Furthermore, the Python 3 fiasco has severely affect
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by anacrolix 10y ago
I'm still pissed about a terrible interviewing experience I had with them.
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by anacrolix 10y ago
Lots of "you're doing it wrong" with no solutions. This is why nobody bothers.
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by anacrolix 11y ago
> You can't write Java enterprise software in Go, and I really appreciate that. You can, and I've seen it, unfortunately.
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by anacrolix 11y ago
More generally it seems his argument is: Lessen the punishment because the judicial system isn't reliable. That doesn't seem right. Maybe it should be fixed, rather than introducing hacks like this.
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by anacrolix 11y ago
Or don't want to have 10000 threads. I have a Go server that regularly bumps 140k goroutines. Try that shit with native threads.
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by anacrolix 11y ago
There's like one per suburb/town in Australia. In rural areas, often there's just a payphone in the middle of nowhere. The only artificial light in miles.
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by anacrolix 11y ago
"Just pick up the phone, we know it's you and why you're calling."
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by anacrolix 11y ago
I prefer Mercurial, but using Bitbucket was bad for the visibility of many of my projects. Switching to Github means more users, and more eyes.
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by anacrolix 11y ago
What year is it??!
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by anacrolix 11y ago
CSP is well understood because it's used in very minority languages, yet generics aren't despite being almost ubiquitous? I understand the caution, but this justification doesn't add up.
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by anacrolix 11y ago
If everyone has Skeleton Key, no-one has Skeleton Key.
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by anacrolix 11y ago
I think the same can be said of the . selector on packages.
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by anacrolix 11y ago
What starts with U?
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by anacrolix 12y ago
Almost
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by anacrolix 12y ago
Go and bash. Occasional Python, C, C++, and Javascript. Python and bash are the most productive, but quickly become troublesome as program size grows, at which point I switch to Go. C and C++ are necessary to interact with system, third-par
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by anacrolix 16y ago
What the FUCK is YC?
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by anacrolix 16y ago
Scrap it. Rewrite. It can't be that complicated and if it is, it needs to go.
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by anacrolix 16y ago
For a language based on C, it has dreadful C integration.
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by anacrolix 16y ago
Haskell is too academic. Go suffers from dreadful interoperability with other languages, even C.