bishop_mandible

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by bishop_mandible 14y ago
"We returned to our offices after the talk. I started another compilation, turned my chair around to face Robert, and started asking pointed questions. Before the compilation was done, we'd roped Ken in and had decided to do something." ht
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by bishop_mandible 14y ago
Note: this blog posting is 2 years old. In the meantime Go 1 was released with full Windows support and the ecosystem has matured a lot and it's used in production.
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by bishop_mandible 14y ago
"For the record, around 1984 Tom Cargill observed that the use of the C preprocessor for dependency management would be a long-term liability for C++ and should be addressed." And in 2012 Apple tries to address it: http://news.ycombinato
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by bishop_mandible 14y ago
This man is a victim of corrupt authorities.
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by bishop_mandible 14y ago
Glad to see him safe.
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by bishop_mandible 14y ago
This is fun: http://twitter.com/mjg59/status/270323838468890624
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by bishop_mandible 14y ago
[2] > shutdown is hidden by default behind the modifier key Alt Don't you have a hardware button on your machine? Why not shut it down the same way you turned it on? [4] > PHP a "fractal of bad design". GNOME 3's shell is certainly
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by bishop_mandible 14y ago
> That's not user friendly customization 1) You were arguing in your original post that the default is good for a target audience of non-power users, but not for power users. However, power users should be able to go through the dead-si
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by bishop_mandible 14y ago
> GNOME 3 is user hostile when you want to do any customization at all It's not: https://extensions.gnome.org/
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by bishop_mandible 15y ago
Every company wants to have control over its own programming language. Even more since Oracle sued Google over Java. Microsoft -> C# Google -> Go, Dart Apple -> Objective C Oracle -> Java VMWare -> Groovy Red Hat ->