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yep, so the point of that example was that there isn't a sort.Runes() convenience method, and you have to roll your own (like with any custom type). which is a mild problem to be certain, but there are lots of other little corner cases
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Clickbait headline aside, I think Go threw some baby out with the bathwater in the march to simplicity. An example; try to sort a slice of runes.
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12y ago
I love Mono Develop / Xamarin studio, but it needs split panes desperately.
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Again, thanks for the color. I hate to think that _anyone_ thinks this is 'pithy' (or overly concise to be clear) rhetoric though. It's a simple observation, but I feel it's one that people seem to miss quite often when
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13y ago
Thanks for answering. I think this notion is specifically relevant to BFL. The point is that in the absence of a Kohlberg "Conventional" and beyond sense of morality what we are left with is what companies (actors, individuals) ca
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13y ago
Isn't the object of business generally to do as much nefarious stuff as you can get away with? With bitcoin I think the 'moral' bar is a bit lower because this is new territory. note: I do not believe this (that business mora
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13y ago
why can't the users and "knights of /new" sort that out? isn't that what feedback is for (and what makes sites like reddit great)
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13y ago
10 Billion "Pre Money" valuation = 10 Billion + 500 mm "Post Money" valuation. The 10 Billion figure is typically "Pre Money".
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13y ago
I'm not an expert on AirBnB in the slightest but I think that's what you would consider their competitive advantage; you make the homeowners assume the responsibilities normally reserved for the Hotel. That way AirBnB just acts as
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13y ago
I'd love to own a house in the country eventually. The problem with moving to a city for the excitement and the job opportunities is that it's very hard to save the money for the down payment when you're spending > 30% of
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13y ago
SIMD will also be huge for games.
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"A team mostly based in <xyz>" actually does add information that explores part of a story. If the team was based in San Fransisco, it would be part of the established silicon valley culture, versus if it was based in an eme
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> Especially since MS is acquiring Xamarin Is this certain? Was it announced?
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Not only can the majority of a developers work can be done alone, but the majority of intra-team communication can be done over campfire/irc/im. You don't need to do meatspace communication to talk about code. Unless there is
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Mostly because of the hoops you had to jump through to get it (some of the rules seemed arbitrary). Not sure what a good equivalent for the App Store would be today. This is, honestly, what the "Editor's Choice" sections are
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Dovetailing with having multiple rubies, the reason why you have multiple rubies is to support older projects that depend on older rubies, and lock future projects to whatever was the best ruby for it at the time.
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13y ago
You answered your own question. How does the data get on those high capacity disks? The faster your pipe, the more content you can fill quickly / easily.
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I have 150mbps down. I download files at 18mB/s, vs. 6mB/s.
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13y ago
Looks interesting. There is an inflection point in the size of a company / the type and quantity of expenses where this starts to make sense. In order to address the market that doesn't do a lot of expensing, maybe would be useful
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This comment struck me: "He compared the PCs changing status to how trucks took a diminished role when the U.S. shifted to an industrial nation from an agrarian one." It seems myopic now as the F-150 is still the #1 best selling v
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International Consulting Machine
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i think what is implied there is a potential plan to make tons of money by destroying bitcoin in favor of an alternative coin you've heavily invested in.
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James May, of all people, has repeatedly held the position that things are getting better and not worse. I generally agree with this. It's important to be vigilant but a little optimism goes a long way as well.
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Video editors, recording engineers, anyone who needs a super powerful desktop that runs os x and has a big budget for such things. I am baffled as to why apple went with such bespoke / underpowered hardware. It would have been relative
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So, being pedantic, really it means you rely entirely on the GC for memory management. You can run unmanaged code on the CLR.
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Hence the term "London Fog" which was not water.
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this is awesome, can you implement posh-git style change notes too?
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Sure, but if you have that level of access to the machine, what's the point you're making?
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If it did that would be a huge selling point for those of us in the US that travel overseas.
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/ useful for click-bait headlines.
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