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by camus2 9y ago
Ghostbuster for the 2600 game was idiotic has well, I never figured out what the hell was going in that game.
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by camus2 9y ago
WebAssembly is a medium for ASM.js apps, and ASM.js apps are mainly C and C++ . You have to learn C and C++ period.
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by camus2 9y ago
Why bother investing time and resources in Google techs when they keep on discontinuing them? they don't care about enterprise software, if they did, they wouldn't act like that. AMP? lol, think again before implementing this, it
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by camus2 9y ago
From the start it was obvious that the interests of the employee and Uber's didn't align at all in that lawsuit. The question now is, what did Uber know and when did it know it. Did Uber had contact with that employee when he was
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by camus2 9y ago
> You need to talk to a lawyer, ASAP. The only acceptable answer. If someone forged your email it becomes wire fraud thus criminal act under federal law. You should consult a lawyer now.
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by camus2 9y ago
A linter never fixed the runtime behavior of a language, this is beside the point. The point is the assumption that Javascript is a better language today.
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by camus2 9y ago
> After ~2016: "Stop improving JavaScript, I can't keep up!" The bad parts are still here that's the problem. The language didn't improve so much that it got new features. But var, ==, type coercion and co still
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by camus2 9y ago
> "Oh, why are you using Backbone? That's an old and obsolete technology. You should learn React/Vue/Elm." I have no problem with jQuery (I still use it on animation heavy websites), but Backbone wasn't a go
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by camus2 9y ago
> Hopefully the fact that deception is now obvious will cause people to re-evaluate the way they use their trust networks People only trust sources with which they agree with at first place. Communities believing in a certain narrative w
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by camus2 9y ago
> Perhaps it's a reflection of Christianity. It's a reflection of Puritanism, not Christianity as a whole.
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by camus2 9y ago
> They are setting a deadline for withdrawal "through the platform" (which they presumably will shut down then), not explicitly for withdrawals at all. it doesn't matter, the nature itself of the statement is illegal in Eu
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by camus2 9y ago
> Nothing in this statement says they are going to do something illegal. There is no "…or we'll keep it". That line isn't in there. Your mind had to fabricate it. The statement itself violates the law. It is setting u
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by camus2 9y ago
> This is exciting news, but in the world of Electron apps I do wonder if it is not too late already. You're acting like the whole desktop app industry has moved to implementing desktop apps in HTML with Electron. Fortunately for us
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by camus2 9y ago
> It is my understanding they would always execute on the same core. no they don't, Go has green threads and they are fully parallel. They are called green because they are not scheduled by the operating system.
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by camus2 9y ago
> If some nested function is async/await, all the callers (and whole graph) need to be converted to async/await Is totally false. You can await on any promise, the method called doesn't have to be an async function. And y
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by camus2 9y ago
> Was traveling in UK, and laptop keyboard cracked - big hole in the side of the keyboard. Took it to Apple store in London - forget which one - replaced at no cost in about 3 hours. Same thing happened to me (white Macbook, cracks on th
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by camus2 9y ago
> I am somewhat tired of people approaching kickstarter with the idea of "I am buying stuff and they turn out to be vapor". This is not understanding what kickstarter is. You bet Kickstarter uses that confusion to its advantage
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by camus2 9y ago
> Can you explain specifically whats wrong with the comment. Obviously casual sexism. Friend or not that's not professional to call a colleague that way at the workplace.
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by camus2 9y ago
is there a link to that document?
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by camus2 9y ago
> "new Java", in the same vein as Ken Thompson developing Go at Google? Go is certainly not the "new Java" at Google. In fact, Go pretty much failed at any wide adoption at Google. Go is mainly successful outside Goo
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by camus2 9y ago
> REST is a (limiting) spec Nitpick but REST is not a spec to begin with. It's a set of ideas. There is absolutely no normative REST spec. Developers as of today are still debating what REST is, for better or worse. GraphQL IS a spe
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by camus2 9y ago
> There is a lot of ruby in the world today If you live in the west coast, certainly. Anywhere else in the world absolutely not. > Ruby emphasizes developer happiness at the expense of some things, That's a strange statement. Ple
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by camus2 9y ago
> Kotlin is becoming more and more popular. Are we better off learning Kotlin instead of Go? How does Kotlin handles concurrency? Now I've heard that Kotlin has a "Kotlin native" version. I didn't try it yet, but if t
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by camus2 9y ago
it's fair to say that Go is actually used more outside Google than inside Google. And to be fair I don't see Java or C++ specialists moving to Go when they'll loose a lot of their tooling and language features in the process.
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by camus2 9y ago
No the issue is you forcing him to move to the "pay as you go" plan or shutting down his app.
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by camus2 9y ago
> Still cheaper for a single dev starting a startup to hook up to Firebase/AWS/Azure than hiring 'cheap' devs from Poland. Yes but you gotta be smart here. It's not like Firebase is the only database out there. A
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by camus2 9y ago
> A few people here are mentioning how it's crazy to depend on external services for an app, but as an 'indie' dev, I can't spend time maintaining a secure, high-availability database Nobody is saying that you shouldn
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by camus2 9y ago
Someone the other day wrote an excellent comment explaining why you can't just replace Windows with Linux in some professional environments like hospitals: medical hardware drivers that are only available for Windows. I'll try to
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by camus2 9y ago
> Isn't it peculiar that Russia remains the least hit or not even hit at all? Whatever, the situation in Russia when it comes to malware and viruses is no different from anywhere else in the world. People and businesses get their co
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by camus2 9y ago
The answer is obviously no. .net core is mainly about web apps and console apps. There is no support for desktop applications.

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