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by camus2 10y ago
> Hmm. I guess the community will eventually decide on one particular primitive, hopefully soon. Ultimately you'll get libraries or frameworks that are not compatible with each other because they use different concurrency models. Th
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by camus2 10y ago
> Why not just say "Good Riddance?" Because the less competition, the more stagnant the web will be. Then vendors like Microsoft will shove proprietary tech into their browsers and we'll be back to IE6 + Flash. Is it what
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by camus2 10y ago
I'm not surprised with 70% for Chrome. Every Android phone comes with a Chrome browser. Too bad Mozilla mobile strategy didn't work. times and times again I said to whoever was in charge with the project :"Target hipsters, an
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by camus2 10y ago
> Pardon my ignorance, but as a non-American, I still have no bloody clue what the election hacking was about. There was no "election hacking", a DNC executive failed for a fishing scam, there is absolutely no proof whatsoever
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by camus2 10y ago
This. Nitpick : it is not a left vs right problem, Sarkozy did next to nothing to make France a better country for entrepreneurship and Fillion who is said to be the next french president was prime minister at that time. France isn't a
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by camus2 10y ago
> This is a pretty immature community IMO. The gogs maintainer just has life sometimes and they want to fork because he leaves some PRs open for a while. Learn some patience, the project will be better off for it. what a stupid excuse, r
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by camus2 10y ago
Flash actually runs on iOS : http://www.adobe.com/devnet/air/air_for_ios.html So iOS do support Flash, just not its browser.
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by camus2 10y ago
The good thing is that nobody is forced to use all that stuff. You can write plain ES5 and plain CSS and it will work in most browsers out-there.
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by camus2 10y ago
> Labor rights were an important fight... In the 19th century. The era of digital technology and communication ought to have a new approach to Labor laws. By "new approach" you mean quasi slavery? no. workers will always have t
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by camus2 10y ago
In French : 800,000 € fine http://www.leparisien.fr/economie/uber-condamne-a-800-000-eu... 1.2 million € fine http://www.lefigaro.fr/societes/2016/10/12/20005-20161012ART... So yes,
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by camus2 10y ago
Adobe killed Flash itself, not Apple, not Chrome,not anti-flash troll X or Z on the internet.
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by camus2 10y ago
> offensive word for homosexual people - 'gomik's Could be worse, imagine a product named Gopnik /s
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by camus2 10y ago
> As for the flaws, anyone that had the pleasure to work with the Algol and Wirth family of languages is well aware of them. I just don't want to have to deal with a bunch of second guessing judgmental jerks anymore. Nobody in the C
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by camus2 10y ago
> Go is a wonderful example: doesn't even provide parametric polymorphism (generics), and they got away with that! Only because one can opt-out of the type system and use a catch all "interface {}" .Actually even the std l
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by camus2 10y ago
Well I hope you succeed. Competition is good and in the "Go" space, there's need to be more competition to demonstrate the technical flaws of Go, or just give an option for those who want to quit an obnoxious and patronizing
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by camus2 10y ago
> i am always asking myself, how often "little" things like race conditions break something in production It can basically corrupt the whole program. I bet half go apps out there have data race. People who boast about Go'
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by camus2 10y ago
const aren't final variables, you can't have a const pointer or a const array with Go.
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by camus2 10y ago
> Aside from the story, I really do think that women write better code. It's your opinion, not backed up by any scientific facts, just like this fake article. It doesn't matter what you think, it doesn't make it a true sta
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by camus2 10y ago
There are no final variables in Go. Anybody who pretend Go has a good type system is a liar. Go type system is broken. It doesn't make the language bad, it makes it a missed opportunity.
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by camus2 10y ago
> There were breaking changes between v.1 and v.2. That being said, API stability is definitely a priority. "Breaking changes" is a euphemism. These are 2 completely different frameworks that only share a name, nothing more. Bo
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by camus2 10y ago
The FDA thing is an excuse. The FDA didn't shut down their product, they are lying.
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by camus2 10y ago
> No. Kill is to _only_ add bugfixes for X years and then commit to shutting it down, while creating a migration path (shumway, whatever) for existing code. Shumway is dead. There is no migration path for existing code. The closest thing
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by camus2 10y ago
To people who funded this, why ? There are some established products already on that market, why buy into a crowdfunding campaign when you can buy the same thing from established vendors ? why take the risk ? reminds me all these drone camp
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by camus2 10y ago
You know what is worse than fake news ? A government suppressing speech. Who decides what is fake and what isn't ? This is what despotism looks like. It stems from good intentions at first then gets abused because people in charge will
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by camus2 10y ago
> Consumers are individual people with no comparable organizational power. Nobody said consumers have to be individuals, consumers can organize just like low wage workers should. They have just been sold individualism thanks to centurie
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by camus2 10y ago
I guess it sucks if it's a full time job. The kind of job that works people to the bones and leaves them with anxiety and depression in their late 30's . I did shitty jobs too, working in corn fields and stuff like that. It just b
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by camus2 10y ago
It's a trade-off. Obviously Javascript's main problem is that it is too dynamic, classes or not. Class can make code more readable though, but Javascript still lacks of ways to declare private members explicitly. They should fix t
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by camus2 10y ago
Where do you think struct tags fit in all this ? do you really think go designers took the time to consider the tradeoffs of such feature ? I don't think so.
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by camus2 10y ago
But putting struct tags in Go was a good idea that promote simplicity ... I prefer the magic of generics or pattern matching or covariance to insane features like this, thank you.
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by camus2 10y ago
That's why macros like the Crystal implementation are often the way to go : https://crystal-lang.org/docs/syntax_and_semantics/macros.ht... It's a meta language that works at compile time. It's not

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