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by chakkepolja 4y ago
That link is about AdWords spend by the site in question, and not about displaying AdSense ads on the site. Totally unrelated.
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by chakkepolja 4y ago
http://queue.acm.org/detail.cfm?id=1563874 http://deliveryimages.acm.org/10.1145/1570000/1563874/jacobs...
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by chakkepolja 4y ago
Go is governed very well for all practical purposes. If you disagree with their opinions on language design (I do, too) that's another thing.
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by chakkepolja 4y ago
A corporation is not a monolith.
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by chakkepolja 4y ago
What's a good name? Power C++ Syntax Plus Edition C&₹π÷×√
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by chakkepolja 4y ago
CMake, sanitizers and more static analysis tooling has seen good adoption. Yeah progress has been slower than new languages but improving.
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by chakkepolja 4y ago
Brave feels much more cluttered and heavier. Secondly, enabling JS on per site basis is easier on FF Android with UBO. Speeds up browsing a lot.
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by chakkepolja 4y ago
I prefer Chrome's tab groups over TST, its simpler and needs less organizing IMO. But needs some more keyboard shortcuts.
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by chakkepolja 4y ago
Thanks. This may be useful for me someday.
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by chakkepolja 4y ago
When theres lot of competition, the problems being asked get progressively harder and more obscure, so that they no longer test your actual understanding of DSA, but how much leetcode you have grinded. Many times interviewers dont have time
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by chakkepolja 4y ago
The person who wrote this blog is really good at C++ and compilers (along with many other things), so I think this would be relatively easier for him.
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by chakkepolja 4y ago
You have any link?
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by chakkepolja 4y ago
Can it be used to implement automatic serialization on simple struct / class types?
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by chakkepolja 4y ago
My problem is not that it's proprietary but that it doesn't appear in google search, unlike forums.
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by chakkepolja 4y ago
Boost has something called MultiIndex.
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by chakkepolja 4y ago
I think you can reasonably represent inheritance using struct embedding, and that's quite idiomatic in Go.
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by chakkepolja 4y ago
I mean, It matters whether the developer is in certain field. In very few situations I will hire a web dev for OS programming job. But it matters less whether developer knows django or node js or Java.
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by chakkepolja 4y ago
List a few, let's see: JVM: 'bloated' or at least the perception of it. Now improving quite fast but also Oracle. Dot net: still Microsoft. C/C++: Not similarly high level languages Scripting languages: lol slow. Turns o
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by chakkepolja 4y ago
Ecosystem, you forgot ecosystem. Go has lot of mature libraries. So new language will not have to create yet another library for HTTP server, JSON parsing, SSH connection, key-value DB, SQLite connection etc.. And network applications can b
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by chakkepolja 4y ago
I believe it has to do with mobile support. Material design works well on mobile.
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by chakkepolja 4y ago
Dillo is one thing I remember using. There was a DOS one (arachne?) I couldn't try, And Links2 also has GUI but it's quite archaic. I think you'd have better luck trying to compile NetSurf.
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by chakkepolja 4y ago
> welcome to blinking cursor that consumes 5-15% CPU in idle. Citation? Flutter draws its own UI but game engines do that too. All code in flutter compiles down to native code. > React native has less performance issues, since it uses
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by chakkepolja 4y ago
Other than what sibling comments said, I have to add that flutter is much more approachable for new developers than web is. Most widgets are built-in, and development workflow is also simpler. This is what I heard from college students.
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by chakkepolja 4y ago
> You may have noticed the lack of character strings in the feature table, above. Many interesting Lisp programs don't use traditional strings (arrays of characters encoded as bytes) Is this true?
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by chakkepolja 4y ago
> To be honest, I still haven't really used LSP much, and most of my experience using similar features in other products (Intellisense in Visual Studio, whatever the equivalent broken thing in Xcode is called) is that it really was
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by chakkepolja 4y ago
Yes but I think you have enough experience to be not outcompeted in job market by younger people.
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Ask HN: How and when do you upskill yourself?
5 points by chakkepolja 4y ago|4 comments
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by chakkepolja 4y ago
> That’s the problem with simplicity, and it’s why kitchen-sink languages like Java will always be popular. Java is not kitchen sink. Scala is. And Go is quite popular than Scala or Rust, which would count as more kitchen sink. I believe
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by chakkepolja 4y ago
By that logic isn't all abstraction 'declarative code'?
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by chakkepolja 4y ago
We are talking about different repos then. The ones I am talking about have no commits or refactoring going on, usually they are even with upstream or some commits behind. I was puzzled why they were forking these repos while a git clone wi

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