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by apta 6y ago
Well, you need operations people and people with experience anyway. We've seen the blog posts by companies like Discord and others that needed to implement difficult workarounds in their golang code bases. The problem is always there,
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by apta 6y ago
The fastest .NET library is ASP.NET Core, which is a standard, mature, off the shelf framework. Compared to the golang version using fasthttp, which is non-standard and makes compromises to achieve speed, and I'd avoid it for productio
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by apta 6y ago
Note that those benchmarks use a non-standard golang HTTP library (fasthttp I believe), which even according to it's author makes certain compromises and can be tricky to deal with, and can fail in edge cases (I'd avoid it for pro
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by apta 6y ago
> Operationally maintaining the JVM is a nightmare The JVM gives you practically every knob you need to achieve maximal performance for your workload. I don't know of any other environment that does that. Secondly, with new GCs like
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by apta 6y ago
.NET Core has been running on multiple platforms for several years now, and many companies use it. I believe Bing itself is hosted on it as well. It's free and open source. They've been doing great work with performance.
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That's a very short sighted approach. They're going to pay for it in the long term.
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I think the best approach is not to include any "code of conduct" at all in a project.
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> Obviously there's a demand for CoCs coming from somewhere It's coming from SJW's and similar far leftists who virtue signal. Yet people keep pandering to them, and now they're paying the price.
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by apta 6y ago
This is why people are afraid of the far left. Hopefully more and more people will stand up against this garbage.
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by apta 6y ago
How is the Canadian government allowing this to happen? They should ban Chinese from buying and driving up prices, it's quite obvious what's going on.
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by apta 6y ago
They should take action.
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by apta 6y ago
It's not that straightforward. The rules are anything but obvious. It's one big echo chamber.
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> and I think by that comparison, Flutter wins hands down. I'd be interested to hear your experience about why that is.
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by apta 6y ago
Yes. They're hampering the adoption of cryptocurrencies.
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Boeing to cut 20% of workforce by end of 2021(bbc.com)
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by apta 6y ago
It's quite telling how you're being downvoted when proper evidence is presented that destroys the leftist narrative. They accuse their opponents of putting their heads in the sand, where they are doing exactly the same. Quite iron
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by apta 6y ago
And when Biden said that if you vote for Trump you ain't Black, that should have been the end of it eh? What about the "racial jungle" comment?
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by apta 6y ago
He did that before to non-disabled people: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CsaB3ynIZH4 . It's obvious media manipulation by the left.
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by apta 6y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CsaB3ynIZH4
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That's been disproven.
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by apta 6y ago
> Having difficult times answering softball questions like "Do you denounce White Nationalism?" Just say yes. He already explicitly did. But the left doesn't seem to comprehend and they keep asking it over and over. It&#x2
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by apta 6y ago
What do you mean? A panic can happen anywhere and it is not reflected in the signature.
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by apta 6y ago
Some examples: * Exceptions for error handling * Streams (map/filter/etc.) * Generics * Superior collections library (Set, ConcurrentHashMap, LinkedHashMap, etc.) * Records * Enums * Upcoming feature: pattern matching
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by apta 6y ago
Watch them change their opinion when there are unproven articles published about Trump by left wing media.
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by apta 6y ago
> In my experience this kind of gatekeeping eventually breaks down due to deadlines and similar. I don't disagree. That's why I said the sweet spot is much closer to Java/C#/Kotlin. > But I have not noticed that it
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by apta 6y ago
I work on a program that is 100+ KLOC. It's quite atrocious honestly. I can't help but think that if it were written in Java, it would have been much shorter, probably at least 50% if not even more.
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by apta 6y ago
> You seem to be writing that a simple language is somehow harder to scale for large teams I've worked on a large Scala program before, and because the team generally agreed not to let things get too crazy, it was very manageable. H
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by apta 6y ago
> That's one of the major recognized selling points of Go. It's exactly just that, marketing fluff and hype made up by the golang team that is not backed up by actual evidence. Look up several other comments in this thread that
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by apta 6y ago
Sure, but I was referring about the state and design of the language in general, and its viability for new projects.
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by apta 6y ago
Java is getting better. It's getting records, value types, and green threads, and pattern matching, and more.

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