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by computerex 10y ago
I come from C#. Golang is nice and simple. I really miss generics. Going from the expressiveness of C# to golang is hard at first.
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by computerex 10y ago
1) I can already do this, just hold down control or command then hover over the symbol?
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by computerex 10y ago
The VIM emulation plugin actually works reasonably well.
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by computerex 10y ago
I used to use PHP Webstorm. Its lightning fast search is awesome, but it slows to a crawl for large codebases.
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by computerex 10y ago
I concur, the Go plugin is top notch. It even has a fantastic vim emulation plugin that works reasonably well.
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by computerex 10y ago
Are you confusing VSCode with Visual Studio? VSCode is not an IDE, it's an editor, much like Atom.
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by computerex 10y ago
It was so wordy, I couldn't read the whole thing. Not enough information density!!
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by computerex 10y ago
Can you explain why the empty interface would be a subtype of [] int and not the other way around? Intuitively, I think it's the other way around, as every type implements interface{}.
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by computerex 10y ago
I think we can probably write a cockroach simulator that would pass a "cockroach turing test". Cockroaches aren't magic, it'd be simple heuristics to emulate something that'd pass as a cockroach to an average person
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by computerex 10y ago
Dart is a special cookie. You can't use dart with all of Javascript's ecosystem.
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by computerex 10y ago
Because freedom? Typescript is a superset of JavaScript, which means all JavaScript is valid typescript. So you're never faced with the difficult choice of locking yourself to one language/platform. JavaScript is awesome, it just
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by computerex 10y ago
In the past, Q-learning has led to models that perform at a superhuman level, so I wouldn't be surprised to see something similar.
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by computerex 10y ago
What the fuck is a "framework programmer"? Using the existing ecosystem is a good thing.
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by computerex 10y ago
Are you trolling? I guess you don't know how much dedication and effort it takes to earn a good PhD. A PhD in STEM teaches you how to be a good scientist, how to think about problems and how to conduct research. These skills are very u
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by computerex 10y ago
Thunderf00t isn't just some average Joe on the street. The guy has a PhD in chemistry and has dedicated a decade to educate the world at large about matters of science and intellectualism. The world would be a better place if we had mo
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by computerex 10y ago
Engineering is about trade offs. Microservices are a fairly recent innovation, and there are many kinks that need to be worked out. Another issue is the overhead cost of maintaining a large number of decoupled, independent services. It&#x27
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by computerex 10y ago
The primary offering of microservices is decoupling and simplicity. They are language agnostic, communicating via HTTP /messaging/pattern matching. It's the opposite of verbose and traditional monolithic architectures that re
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by computerex 10y ago
> The majority of users probably don't care either way, based on the proportion of web users who use Adblock or one of its kin. Ya because everyone on the web is savy enough to use an adblocker. You're making a lot of silly ass
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by computerex 10y ago
That depends, to be honest. 60% accuracy, depending on the task, is far better than guessing at random. Secondly, depending on the task, human performance may not be that great either. Combined with controls, heuristics and validation, th
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by computerex 12y ago
Heck yes, anything but "center". Even "academy". Anything.