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by camus2 10y ago
> Go and Rust, Rust is not ML but takes a lot of ideas from ML and functional languages, such as options, pattern matching, traits and "type classes" ... Go is just bad feature wise for a language born after 2005. It's a g
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by camus2 10y ago
The point the OP was making that the class keyword was a mistake, not that inheritance was a mistake. This is an entirely different topic. Furthermore, Javascript classes make writing mixins AKA composition a breeze, compared to before: ht
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by camus2 10y ago
> the "class" keyword was a huge mistake There is not a single fact proving that statement. People want to write Javascript in different ways, Javascript is no less OO that it is FP. I don't see why one camp should be more
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by camus2 10y ago
FWIW Go is almost 8 years old now, and there is absolutely no plan to implement generics in anyway right now. I think they just can't without breaking backward and forward compatibility, they should just admit it instead of trying to a
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by camus2 10y ago
> yes, I'm a C++ programmer If you are a C++ programmer then you know that the latest features that were added aim at making C++ programming simpler and easier. Adding something to a language to fix its flaws is not necessarily addi
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by camus2 10y ago
Generics would make go code safer, less reliant on complicated tricks to circumvent language limitations and the need for reflection and ultimately make programs less brittle since it would reduce the amount of code needed for a task in gen
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by camus2 10y ago
With what money and whom to maintain the fork? The survey even shows that most go users never or rarely contribute the any open source go project (25% + 34% respectively). You'd need a solid corporate backing.
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by camus2 10y ago
generic = 1% generics = 16% so it's a good chunk of the people who answered the survey. 2% mention types and 1% type system so it might be possible these come from people dissatisfied with the type system. Finally, it's not clear
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by camus2 10y ago
It extremely hard to deduce anything from most of the data, especially the open handed questions. Obviously despite what some people kept on suggesting for years on HN, the 2 main concerns regarding the language are 1 - dependency managemen
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by camus2 10y ago
> If the site mentioned in the article had 150,000 members as they say, that's a lot of people to lock up for years for pointing a browser at a url. You don't stumble on "kiddy stuff" on TOR accidentally. You actively
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by camus2 10y ago
I say the OS is getting worse, the quality of the software is nowhere near what it is used to be. It's clear that they need to put more effort and polish Mac OS. Apple laptops are still successful as for now, they sold wagons of the la
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by camus2 10y ago
This is definitely an issue. Even I who is left leaning think it shouldn't be the case.It makes things hard for both the owners and those who seek an accommodation, especially minorities. Owners now ask for crazy guarantees. Imagine yo
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by camus2 10y ago
> Explore, yes, by all means, just not near politically fraught international borders, even if you are a white man from America, with all the privilege in the world to marshal I'm not an English native, can someone explain me what w
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by camus2 10y ago
> I simply don't see how Uber can be a monopoly. You need a critical mass of drivers, but nothing stops drivers from being on multiple networks. This isn't Microsoft doing per-CPU licensing. They could force drivers to only wor
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by camus2 10y ago
All laws of a country are imaginary by definition. What you meant is borders are imaginary lines.
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by camus2 10y ago
Saudi Arabia is a monarchy and theocratic dictatorship. The law of this country is not made by the people for the people unlike any decent democracy. Picking up the worst example on the planet to try to make your argument look good discredi
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by camus2 10y ago
This has already been requested quite often, the Go team refused pretending it wasn't "readable". "readability" is their number one excuse to get away with not discussing a feature at first place.
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by camus2 10y ago
Yeah, Rosa Parks civil disobedience was a for profit operation! Please stop insulting her. Uber is the embodiment of corporate evil, these people think they are above the law. It's strange how I need to copy and paste my arguments on t
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by camus2 10y ago
Yeah, Rosa Parks civil disobedience was a for profit operation! Please stop insulting her. Uber is the embodiment of corporate evil, these people think they are above the law.
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by camus2 10y ago
Adobe could do that, it's just that the graphic (print) industry isn't on Linux but on Mac and PC. Why bother when 99% of your users aren't on Linux? It doesn't make sense financially. Adobe often discontinue software ev
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by camus2 10y ago
> Scala is a language of compromises Scala tries to be everything at once, it's hardly a language of compromises. It was successful because when it was created Java sucked and now of course people are stuck with Scala deployments as
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by camus2 10y ago
A tree view of whatever you are working on would be more efficient to jump through parts of code, like Vim TagBar for instance. VSCore has Alt+O for symbols but I wish it had a tree view on the side of the editor.
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by camus2 10y ago
So people suggest moving to gitlab, what about bitbucket? it also offers free repositories. What makes Gitlab better. Ultimately centralising all the opensource in one service is a bad thing for opensource in general. Github shouldn't
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by camus2 10y ago
He isn't going to provide you an example because there is none meaning full in production. REST uses HTTP because it makes no sense to use it with anything else. REST only makes sense with HTTP. With another socket protocol, there is n
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by camus2 10y ago
> Most of the problems described with REST in this article are examples of REST implemented improperly If so many people get an idea wrong, then there is a problem with that idea.With SOAP or JSON/XML-RPC, there is a normative spec,
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by camus2 10y ago
dupe : https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13762172
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by camus2 10y ago
Err, deploying PHP on IIS is actually very basic.
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by camus2 10y ago
> In my opinion, the C++ community should move past the Qt legacy and come up with a new industrial-strength, cross-platform UI library that has simultaneous first-class support for web, desktop, mobile and embedded targets. The "wr
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by camus2 10y ago
Well, in order for VR to be successful you ACTUALLY need good VR games. It seems Resident Evil 7 got a fair amount of positive reviews. I believe the VR mode for that game is currently supported only on PS4.
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by camus2 10y ago
Ouch, you really see everything : > authorization: OAuth oauth_consumer_key ... what a shit show. I'm sorry but at that point there must be consequences for incompetence. Some might argue "But nobody can't do anything&quot

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