cryptos

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571.
by cryptos 11y ago
I've played a bit with Kotlin and have a much better knowledge of Scala, so I could be biased. I like Kotlin, it looks like Java should look like. Kotlin is "just" a better language and not a complete new World like Scala. In
572.
by cryptos 11y ago
I'd like to read some reports about selling via the Atlassian Marketplace in general. It is clear, that the actual selling heavily depends on the concrete product, but if it is like in the Mac App Store, I would no longer wonder if it
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Ask HN: Is it worth to develop Confluence plug-ins?
2 points by cryptos 11y ago|3 comments
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by cryptos 11y ago
I have the feeling that the "Java sucks" outcries are not so loud anymore. Java improved significantly over the last few years, the frameworks are better and more lightweight these days (compare Java EE 7 with J2EE ...). And Java
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by cryptos 11y ago
I agree with you. 1. everybody already calls the DB Postgres, and 2. there are some additions to classic SQL, which makes the "SQL" somewhat curious.
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Sublime Text Unofficial Documentation(sublime-text-unofficial-documentation.readthedocs.org)
1 points by cryptos 11y ago|0 comments
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by cryptos 11y ago
To answer my own question: I like Noto Serif, Lora, PT Serif, and Habibi very much.
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Pony – object-oriented, actor-model, capabilities-secure, high performance(ponylang.org)
1 points by cryptos 11y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: What is your favorite web font for long texts?
7 points by cryptos 11y ago|12 comments
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Software Evolution, Maintenance, Improvement Method Guide(aim42.github.io)
13 points by cryptos 11y ago|0 comments
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by cryptos 11y ago
> Engineering is all about trade-offs. What a wonderful sentence about a simple, but often forgotten truth!
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by cryptos 12y ago
I think that kind of analysis wouldn't be possible with Go ( http://golang.org/ ), since it is very strict/limited and uniform.
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by cryptos 12y ago
I wonder why they didn't move the main code repo to GitHub as well. https://go.googlesource.com/ is somewhat poor compared to GitHub.
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by cryptos 12y ago
What about Dell Latitude, e. g. 14 7000 Series: http://www.dell.com/us/business/p/latitude-e7440-ultrabook/p...
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by cryptos 12y ago
Keep calm. This is not a relevant benchmark for real world scenarios.
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by cryptos 12y ago
I'd say that this "benchmark" is senseless. Ruby is for sure generally not faster than Java, and C is not about 18 times faster than Go. So no reason to pat any language on the shoulder.
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by cryptos 12y ago
I was thinking that the Emacs operating system already had a kernel! ;-)
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by cryptos 12y ago
What is the goal of Paul Philips? He is obviously frustrated by his experiences at Typesafe, but what does he really want? Show us that he can do better? Create an alternative Scala? This seems not be realistic and he seems to be realistic
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by cryptos 12y ago
I'm worried about this fork. Scala is far away from being a wildly used industry language. Yes, there are some well known companies using Scala, but how many of them develop a really big part of their software with Scala? Not so much.
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by cryptos 12y ago
This looks much better, although not as simple as mocking in Java with an advanced mocking tool like JMockit. It could be hard to avoid accidental integration tests with this approach.
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by cryptos 12y ago
I find the mocking/stubbing in Go awkward. You have to implement all mocked methods, and if you want to record certain calls, you have a lot more code to write. Let's translate the example to Java: public interface Job { i
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by cryptos 12y ago
I'd vote for a tree-like structure, where you can actually see the discussion structure (what post is the answer for what post).
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The Checker Framework – Pluggable Types for Java(types.cs.washington.edu)
7 points by cryptos 12y ago|0 comments
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Is Sublime still alive?
39 points by cryptos 12y ago|29 comments
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by cryptos 12y ago
I've spend some time with Go, but never felt overly productive with it. As someone else in this discussion mentioned a simple language doesn't mean that solutions in this language are simple! Look at what real problems you have to
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Scala Collections: Why Not?(youtube.com)
1 points by cryptos 12y ago|0 comments
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by cryptos 12y ago
I've the same feelings about Go. After working several month on a side project with Go, I have given up, because I've felt not as productive as with Java (not to mention Scala). There are lots of annoying things: missing generics
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JMockit – mocks even constructors and final or static methods(code.google.com)
1 points by cryptos 13y ago|0 comments
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by cryptos 13y ago
The author of the article should read the book "Specification by Example" ( http://specificationbyexample.com/ ). It is absurd to complain about cucumber, if cucumber is used for things it wasn't intended to do
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by cryptos 13y ago
What a bullshit! The user has no idea that there is a linux under the hood and the user cannot use the power and freedom of linux. Would Android be a proprietary system nobody would care (besides some cyganogenmod users). So Android is not

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