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by eklavya 12y ago
I watched the video and couldn't figure out what was going on :D Thanks :)
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by eklavya 12y ago
ooh cool :P Thanks :)
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by eklavya 12y ago
I don't get it, can someone please tell what is going on?
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by eklavya 12y ago
Please, let's be rational about this. A new language takes time to gain widespread use. Or are you telling me that Go, Scala, <put your favorite new hotness> all account for nothing? We the developer community are in a transition
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by eklavya 12y ago
I don't get it, nobody is forcing you to do all the type level hackery that you can conjure, why rant about it? It gives tools to those who need it in a simple and elegant way, why is this a problem? Use the features you find useful, d
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by eklavya 12y ago
What matrix are you using where Scala wouldn't make it in top 10? I would bet it would be one of the top choices.
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by eklavya 12y ago
Ubuntu mono always seemed a bit crowded to me, it was my default before I got my hands on Consolas. With infinality freetype it looks really beautiful too.
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by eklavya 12y ago
Totally subjective opinion, but yet to see something beat Consolas.
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by eklavya 12y ago
I don't know why you were modded down, it seems like a fine joke :P
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by eklavya 12y ago
Hi, thanks for your efforts. Is it 64 bit or 32 bit? Can't use 32 bit isos, stuck with 64 bit only UEFI system :( How about a 64 bit (working :P ) kubuntu-active iso as well?
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by eklavya 12y ago
I don't expect them to clone my repo and see my work AND I don't expect them to see the readme. They won't understand (quite understandably) most of the work I do and it will not have any GUI candies to show either :) What yo
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by eklavya 12y ago
You were lucky that you were able to find customers :) I have faced problems with HR people demanding "commercial" experience in some technology and not caring at all about your open source work.
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by eklavya 12y ago
Still it's pretty hard to sell GitHub projects to HR drones who want "commercial experience" and might not even know about GitHub. No matter how good your code is, if it's not seen by someone who can judge it, you can&#x
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by eklavya 12y ago
I really really hope it changes to [] in future. I am scared of the code with lots of <>, I don't know why but I lose context.
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by eklavya 12y ago
You list Qt core but that's not what I use Qt for. I use it to make GUI apps and it's pretty darn good at it. QML is the way forward for making GUI apps, you are not supposed to use javascript much (although you can make complete
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by eklavya 12y ago
Yeah, I was wondering what was wrong.
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by eklavya 12y ago
Something has precedent doesn't mean you ought to do it. kibwen explains the reason above.
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by eklavya 12y ago
Thanks for shedding the light. I really really wish they had chosen [] instead of <>. I use Scala and I have fallen in love with how clean [] looks. Good to know the reasoning behind ::. Waiting for Rust 1.0, after it gets released it
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by eklavya 12y ago
There might be some reasons to have <> instead of [] for specifying Type arguments (I think [] are a lot easier to read). I can't fathom the reasoning behind choosing "::" instead of a ".".
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by eklavya 12y ago
More often than not it's "couldn't due to resource constraints".
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by eklavya 12y ago
You are forgetting about the cost of living and average income. While 250 INR ($4) is not that big an amount for you. Spending that much amount for just 1GB of 3G data may not be feasible/easy for a lot of people this phone is aimed at
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by eklavya 12y ago
We need more of this.
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by eklavya 13y ago
You do know implicit conversions are marked by underlines, (both in IDEA and Eclipse) right?
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by eklavya 13y ago
Well, here are a few things- 1) Put it on facebook also on their page. 2) Give them a solid ripping at all online boards like tripadvisor that you can find. 3) If you want to really, truly fuck them, register a case with consumer court. Ind
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Fully asynchronous cassandra CQL driver for Scala(github.com)
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by eklavya 13y ago
But the ringing only starts once the target phone responds to the paging from network, otherwise the network just keeps on searching and after a timeout informs that the target phone is unreachable or out of coverage area.
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by eklavya 13y ago
No, you will not hear a ringing. The ringing only starts after the phone you are calling has been contacted. When you pull the battery out, the network will keep on searching for your phone and since no phone replies, it will inform you tha
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by eklavya 13y ago
If you think you are good at coding, why not get into any of the top IT (by employees) companies. I know they are recruiting the lowest of the bottom barrel. Why not join them and make a decent pay and a career while meeting some experience
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by eklavya 13y ago
Well the culture is really really diverse to cast into a single type. You have to be extra nice AND enduring when there are 100s more like you wanting the same job. The only way out of it is to make yourself better so the competition isn&#x
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by eklavya 13y ago
Hey :) nobody is attacking you. They have given you that option for menus now but if it's not enough there is always KDE(which I also use and love by the way ;) ) It goes both ways, they can't force you to use their stuff and you

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