chessturk

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by chessturk 8y ago
Can I ask how recent that was? I'm a total outsider, but I've heard China's changed like crazy.
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by chessturk 8y ago
Can you elaborate / link me to more info on this? I'm curious about this WebAssembly-PWA-everywhere land I don't live in.
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by chessturk 8y ago
Makes sense to me, thanks for answering.
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by chessturk 8y ago
As someone who worked in a crap-hole telemarketing firm where we called them "Communal Cubicals", this is one hundred percent a major issue. Company-wide Swine Flu happened.
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by chessturk 8y ago
Taking a total shot in the dark, but I imagine AAA video games constitute a crap-ton of C++ codebases larger than Firefox, but I wouldn't know for sure.
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by chessturk 8y ago
> Put another way: not all specs are equal. Some are formal, some are informal. So is the argument that the language reference is as good as many existing language specifications, and my complaint is only one of semantics?
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by chessturk 8y ago
I'm curious if you consider Nim or Golang to be a small language that is a "better C". If not, why?
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by chessturk 8y ago
Sincere question, I didn't realize that Rust didn't have a specification. How can folk say Rust guarantees safety when it doesn't guarantee an implementation? I don't see how you could have one without the other. Now, ad
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by chessturk 8y ago
My understanding is that the Chinese economy is an "artificial" Free Market economy to bridge the gap between Maoism and here-to unforseen Communist Utopia. Hegelian/classical Marxist thinking requires a society to pass throu
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by chessturk 8y ago
This is exactly my feeling about Typescript. As a Go! developer, I'm fully for strong types, even to the point of restriction, but only if they are enforced. I'm currently maintaining a massive spaghetti code TypeScript nightmare