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by crudbug 11y ago
Subscription based model is superior in maintaining constant cash flow.
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by crudbug 11y ago
B2 Business visa [1] might be your ticket. You might have to tweak your payments to go via international borders. :-) Better consult an attorney. [1] http://immigration.laws.com/visa/b2-business-visa
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by crudbug 11y ago
I followed D for sometime, it has taken all the good parts from other languages in an incremental manner - contracts / actors/ functional concepts. Do you vision D becoming a transpiler platform, similar to JavaScript land where
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by crudbug 11y ago
Interesting .. I would love to see LuaJIT integrated with this.
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by crudbug 11y ago
Technology recycle - Slow Death !
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by crudbug 11y ago
+1 On the name ! Will liferay move AlloyUI Components to this ?
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by crudbug 11y ago
Sikhs are hardworking lads.
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by crudbug 11y ago
Great Hack !
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by crudbug 11y ago
I like this plot .. May be OCaml Movie :)
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by crudbug 11y ago
Sane suggestion : Konigsberg Benchmark !
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by crudbug 11y ago
I am evaluating Graph DB solution for a security analytics project, knowing internal project politics will surely help. What is your opinion about OrientDB community ?
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by crudbug 11y ago
"ArangoDB is OrientDB done right" How are you backing this ? I am sure Luca from OrientDB will have some comments.
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by crudbug 11y ago
why OrientDB left out ? I would love to see the comparison.
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by crudbug 11y ago
I know, just a suggestion. I should design an "uber-lang" to sit on top of JVM / CLR / LuaJIT / Rust ! :)
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by crudbug 11y ago
"Discouraging Mutability" with the added "mut" would be a positive way to look at it. Thanks !
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by crudbug 11y ago
Makes sense, but my brain fires wrong visual signals when I see "mut". If the whole point is to name a memory address - mutable or immutable. Why not have a special name for the address itself ? e.g: a = immutable, #a = mutable.
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by crudbug 11y ago
I always disliked - "let and let mut". Personally - "val and var" are more intuitive.
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by crudbug 11y ago
Count me in! Introducing multiline string comments to ES6 (python syntax) would have been a better option. """ <div> <p> {{ hello_world }} </p </div> """
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by crudbug 11y ago
Make 20% flat tax for everybody, no questions asked !
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by crudbug 12y ago
I was thinking about RPython to native code AOT route.
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by crudbug 12y ago
Here is an IDEA ! Add optional static types support in RPython to provide further compiletime optimizations (along with any type support). This adds static types to Ruby[1] , PHP [2], Python [3] or any dynamic X. I am sure people would pa
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by crudbug 12y ago
PyPy [1] is whole different compiler infrastructure, it is designed to build dynamic languages. [1] http://www.aosabook.org/en/pypy.html
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by crudbug 12y ago
This makes me wonder- Why did Dropbox guys started building Pyston [1] ? Why not get behind pypy team and support them ? [1] https://github.com/dropbox/pyston
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by crudbug 12y ago
Is Quasar ready for production use?
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by crudbug 12y ago
Congratulations, one of the best frameworks in the JVM land.
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by crudbug 12y ago
I like the all Enlightenment stack - the ideas are all good. But, everytime I install it, I run into some issue or other.
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by crudbug 12y ago
The good thing about separate projects is that you can reuse Kibana in other projects. e.g www.packetbeat.com
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by crudbug 12y ago
I had the same question. Why are they using MongoDB when Elasticsearch can do the same job, may be better.
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by crudbug 12y ago
This made me think differently => JS can be used as a control layer and the native components are the data layer.
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by crudbug 12y ago
I see React effectively as the controller of UI state changes. This can be applied on any datapath, i.e. model to view rendering - web / native / games.

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