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by camus2 10y ago
How about the DRM stays out of the free web entirely? You want DRM? develop your own desktop app.
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by camus2 10y ago
> That wasn't his central point I don't think, also Flash and Silverlight where largely beaten by the Open Web because they never got the adoption sufficient to rival it. this is a false statement, Flash was ubiquitous. Still t
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by camus2 10y ago
JSON comes from Javascript, it is totally for people to write, like they write Javascript object literals. If it wasn't the case, JSON would have been a binary format which is much for efficient for machines to read,write an transmit.
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by camus2 10y ago
> Go makes programming simple Go is simple for simple tasks that fit Go type system, and yes the single formatting standard and the linting helps with readability. Go is a pain in the ass for complex tasks that don't fit go type sys
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by camus2 10y ago
> In Go one can use template library to add custom generics using already known syntax. Essentially it will be Go source with familiar template annotations. Surely it is still a non-standard language, but the setup is trivial and extra f
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by camus2 10y ago
> Remember when Google was nothing but search? Google has nothing to do with Apple. Why even talk about Google as a relevant example of anything regarding consumer hardware production? they aren't.
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by camus2 10y ago
The UK is actually ensuring their survival on the long run. And other EU countries will follow, the EU is doomed to fail.
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by camus2 10y ago
> I don't understand why so many people glorify hand-written parsers. it is a learning exercise. Once you have written one, you can choose to go for yacc and co, or stick with hand written ones.
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by camus2 10y ago
> With code generation I can program my types using the same language I use for code with less things to learn. With code generation you are introducing your own compiler, DSL and all that bullshit that becomes yet another dependency you
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by camus2 10y ago
> If you work in a job that forces the use of a less powerful language than what you've been exposed to, you can, I think, go through a sort of depression. You simply long to use the tools that you know hold much more power yet must
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by camus2 10y ago
The over-reliance on google search is both a blessing and a curse for the web. Today, google IS basically the web, a centralized version of it.
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by camus2 10y ago
> I'm never going back to ASP.NET MVC except to use it as an API Angular isn't going to help you write your server. That's such a strange statement.
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by camus2 10y ago
> Then some assholes sued and now Uber drivers are allowed to ask for tips. Nice job breaking it, hero. err, tipping isn't mandatory. "The assholes" you are talking about are not employed by Uber therefore should be allowe
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by camus2 10y ago
Is Twitter Counter related to Twitter? if not, how come they are authorized to use the word Twitter in their product name?
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by camus2 10y ago
> Doesn't change his ancestry. Doesn't change the fact that Jobs was an american citizen, not an immigrant.
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by camus2 10y ago
> I'd rather compare Angular to Spring, which is also built around IoC and has it's own IoC container. Angular isn't like Spring, it's like JavaFX or SWT, or WFP. Angular isn't a web-server framework. The fact th
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by camus2 10y ago
> Angular 2 is not a UI framework, it's a fronted application framework > it's a fronted application framework it is absolutely meaningless. Angular 2 is a UI framework, calling by any other name won't change that fact.
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by camus2 10y ago
> You mean like Steve Job's biological father, who was/is a business owner in America? You mean like his father who abandoned him?
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by camus2 10y ago
Should your UI framework ship with an IoC container? you wouldn't expect your ORM to do that, this is a separate concern. If your UI framework is to complicated to be used without the IoC container then there is an issue with it. Even
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by camus2 10y ago
Sure, but it goes both ways, a tourists NEEDS an health insurance to travel to US. I'm pretty sure it's necessary even for those who benefit from the VISA waver program.
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by camus2 10y ago
> I am working on a larger .NET web application in my day job... and it requires things like.. Typescript + typings files, Webpack/Gulp/Grunt/etc. and therefore Node.js and NPM, NuGet, .NET Framework, onion architecture, f
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by camus2 10y ago
> But each dispute has an argument in favor of PHP — it’s easy for beginners. To my mind, this argument isn’t valid anymore, which is exactly what I was trying to say in this article. It's still is easier AND cheaper to deploy a Hel
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by camus2 10y ago
> Make sure to go back to your home country as fast as possible, and then just ignore the bills. They'll have a very difficult time collecting on a debt in a foreign country. Don't come back to the US as a tourist after that. A
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by camus2 10y ago
> What I don't get is why more folks don't just use per-project GOPATHs. because that's not how go works. You need extra work to make it work. That's not up to debate anymore anyway, dep will be the official package m
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by camus2 10y ago
> Are you checking your dependencies into your repository (we do this, it works very well). it work if you are working on a project, it does not if you are library author who rely on other dependencies.
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by camus2 10y ago
Both can be used as a swarm of workers, that's basically what "functions as a service" are. The difference is usually in the pricing strategy. with "FAAS", you pay only when the worker works, you're not paying
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by camus2 10y ago
> Which is the problem with "class" in a nutshell. Which is not new with Javascript in general. every single feature in javascript suffers from being strangely familiar while having a behavior specific to Javascript. Comparison
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by camus2 10y ago
> JavaScript is not an object-oriented language, but a prototypical one. Both Python and Ruby classes are implemented using prototypes. It doesn't make these languages less object oriented. Prototypes are an implementation detail, t
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by camus2 10y ago
> Classes Are Making Me Sad And they are in the spec. It's too late to be sad about that, people are going to use them and they should.
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by camus2 10y ago
> Since this certainly won't happen, what's the point of your question? Demographic explosion in Africa coupled with the consequences of global warming makes it an inevitable event, that should be dealt with right now. This is

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