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by camus2 9y ago
Cockroaches are disgusting, the name hurts to the product. I'm confident they will acknowledge that fact sooner or later and change the name.
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by camus2 9y ago
No Windows Forms, No XAML Windows app, No Windows store apps. .Net Core might run on Mac, .Net Desktop certainly doesn't. Calling it Visual Studio is misleading.
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by camus2 9y ago
> That's potentially one philosophy on it, sure. That's not potentially one philosophy, that's the definition of unit testing. > Yet that still doesn't preclude private methods from being an independently testable
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by camus2 9y ago
Both Firefox and Chromium are open source so you can compile them yourself. Opera never was AFAIK. I still use Opera Mini on Mobile though, because it has an ad-blocker that saves me hundreds of Mb on my data plan each month.
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by camus2 9y ago
> even private ones. You don't test private API, that's why they are declared private, it makes absolutely no sense to test private members. Now the use of the private member might lead to a different code path : it has to be t
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by camus2 9y ago
> The worse the developer, the more tests he'll write. Spare us your platitudes. Most developers don't decide the code coverage, the manager or the client does.
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by camus2 9y ago
I don't believe a single thing any US agency says and I'm not american.
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by camus2 9y ago
> Which is trivially compartmentalized through a Node proxy server that takes up at most 1000 lines of code. Nobody's throwing out their code for that. You just said, Node brought nothing new to the table, obviously you were wrong.
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by camus2 9y ago
> On the other hand, Go is a bit tediously boilerplate heavy Go is a half baked DSL gone too far. Just like PHP, in 15 years, people will regret that the language wasn't carefully crafted despite its good "ideas", when dev
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by camus2 9y ago
> because Node doesn't really bring anything new on the table You can't write a production grade web socket server in PHP. and no ReactPHP isn't my definition of production grade. If your app is real time you just can&#x27
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by camus2 9y ago
Most of the french political landscape isn't anti-russian to begin with. Hollande stance on Russia was an exception. As for whether the Russians did it or not, there is absolutely no proof of it.
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by camus2 9y ago
The campaign is over so the leak will have no influence on the results. Macron has mathematically won already. But if he fails during his presidency, the far right will ultimately get the job. The truth is Macron is the candidate of the sta
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by camus2 9y ago
> The vast majority of web sites run PHP for better or worse and that code ain't going nowhere. The vast majority of blogs that are build in Wordpress. Remove all the blogs and corporate websites and I bet that's not the case a
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by camus2 9y ago
There is no issue with "mobile-first". The problem is when designers think "mobile-only", forgetting that a sizable part of there audience still browse content on desktop. Furthermore, given how web-pages are getting hea
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by camus2 9y ago
> Right now HIV infections are basically a minor nuisance I don't understand how anybody can say that. HIV treatment is extremely heavy and has potentially horrible side effects that must be masked with other drugs that have their s
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by camus2 9y ago
You don't use objects because they are function pointers. You use object because it makes establishing contracts between them convenient. Closures can't replace that.
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by camus2 9y ago
Or AMF, everybody forgot about Flash and AMF?
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by camus2 9y ago
> but that's like asking if something is "secure" no, that's asking if an enterprise grade project is fronted with Caddy. > People use it for "real" projects. (I do.) Sure, but you're not Facebook,
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by camus2 9y ago
> dont reduce Rust and Go relative success to just having google or Mozilla I don't think Go would have been popular without Google. It's easier to sell a solution to your manager when it is backed by a big org, and when people
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by camus2 9y ago
Yes it is safe :) Here is the archive version : http://archive.is/UmARF and the "apple.com" link : http://archive.is/Udt7X
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by camus2 9y ago
The visual were great. It looked better than the 2000's mini series. The story failed to capture the book, but it's not like a lot of stuff happen in the book itself, since it's more a description of the ecology and culture o
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by camus2 10y ago
> Application development is complex, period. Posix development is complicated. Qt is big and complicated. Makefiles are complicated. Autotools is complicated. Big Java server apps are complicated. C++ is complicated. We've just hit
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by camus2 10y ago
> With internet speeds only getting faster as time moves forward, does size REALLY matter? My mobile data plan isn't unlimited, and that's the case for a lot of people who use mobile to browse the web. Yes the size does matter.
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by camus2 10y ago
> There are many languages with excellent C ABI compatibility with nearly the same portability Which ones?
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by camus2 10y ago
That's not a union, that's a product of 2 types. A union is one or the other but not both. You rw here is both a reader and a writer, you can't pass something that is either a reader or a writer, which makes your snippet usel
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by camus2 10y ago
But with Java the point is that you'd approach the issue differently without being overly verbose just like Go. I mean my example is clear. You wouldn't have to cast anything provided you use generics at first place.
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by camus2 10y ago
> that doesn't work in many languages, it does when the language has generics. You in fact wouldn't need 2 types []fooint and []Fooer but a single List<T Fooer> , as long as fooint implements Fooer. So with Go you end up
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by camus2 10y ago
> webassembly. is basically a better way to do ASM.js . How many Python,Haskell,Livescript have been built on top of ASM.js ? Do you really believe you can make your users download 10s of megabytes of binaries each time they visit a webs
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by camus2 10y ago
automated testing and web-scraping mostly.
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by camus2 10y ago
> the third stance is that one needs to assess the material effect their beliefs may have on their day-to-day involvement in that project I know I'm "straw-maning" a little but why would it be any different for strongly r

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