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by eklavya 13y ago
Nothing is being inflicted, Nobody forces users to use Ubuntu, they do it because they like it. That is not to say that they should be deaf to community feedback. If it's so bad it is going to lose market share but Ubuntu really is pop
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by eklavya 13y ago
Okay, I get it Ubuntu bashing is the new fad. But cmon, they are providing more choice here. For small screens global menu and close button on the system panel save a lot of vertical space. Now they are providing an option to the guys with
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by eklavya 13y ago
Ok, so default like which operating system, mac? windows? They are doing things differently, what's wrong with that? I like it and I use it, those who don't have plenty more DEs to choose from. By the way they do provide a way to
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by eklavya 13y ago
Did you even bother to read the announcement? They HAVE provided this exact choice.
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by eklavya 13y ago
So like above said, error correction for at most one error.
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by eklavya 13y ago
Show that it decreases LOC while improving/maintaining readability with performance at par with current ones OR great performance without too much compromise on LOC count and readability. So in essence, how it makes an average joe like
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by eklavya 13y ago
Wow, I can feel better about myself because now I have another alibi/theory for my shortcomings and under achievements :P ;)
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by eklavya 13y ago
oh, I am missing XP now
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by eklavya 13y ago
Over Engineering != Best Practices Optimizing only if needed != Cutting Corners but Bad Code == Bad Code (no justification for it)
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by eklavya 13y ago
I didn't mean persona when I said trusting with my data. I am just saying if ever I could trust a company with my data, it would be Mozilla (shows how much I trust them).
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by eklavya 13y ago
I think it can be improved so that you don't have to put the whole machine between your legs by using more of the cycle (chained pedal rotation). Good to see people trying to make lives better for themselves and their community.
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by eklavya 13y ago
If there is one company I can trust my data with, it's Mozilla.
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by eklavya 13y ago
Every country by default assumes that they have an understanding with neighbours about it's borders. Of Course that doesn't stop anybody from trying to grab a piece. As far as the two arguments go, I don't see the incompatibi
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by eklavya 13y ago
Blatant abuse being the hostile behaviour shown by the Chinese just after the "hindi, chini bhai bhai" (Indian and Chinese are brothers.) catch phrase was what every Indian used to say. They attacked India and took away a huge par
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by eklavya 13y ago
Well the Sino Indian war is much more a testament to the sheer incompetency and spinelessness of the then prime minister of India. He was caught off guard with the blatant abuse of Indian trust by China. There were no clear directives and b
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by eklavya 13y ago
Yeah, right. http://content.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,2084441...
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by eklavya 13y ago
It saves just too much time to not be using it. It's a very productive tool.
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by eklavya 13y ago
Don't use the wrong tool for the job, it's as simple as that. On Akka home page, in bold "Build powerful concurrent & distributed applications more easily."
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by eklavya 13y ago
People will get into just about any fad these days it seems. Well, this world is bizarre. There is just too much free time in some places and just too much hunger in some.
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by eklavya 13y ago
Dude cmon seriously, you find ceylon closer to haskell than Scala? I must have read about another ceylon then.
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by eklavya 13y ago
I am with you brother, I like SBT. Plain and simple.
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by eklavya 13y ago
I have found Akka and the actor model to be pretty straight forward, easy to use and understand. I think it makes writing distributed algorithms a breeze (first hand experience). Can you give more details about what you found complicated in
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by eklavya 13y ago
I guess you were having some troubles and asked around in #scala. A huge amount of work in Scala is left for the compiler, all the niceties and features put that load on it. So while it makes life a lot more easier for you it also has more
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by eklavya 13y ago
nice nick Bhaiji :P
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by eklavya 13y ago
<scrcasm> 2000 Dhanus = 1 Gavyuti hmmm, they must have first calculated a Gavyuti and then just randomly equated it to 2000 dhanus. The fact that they named it after a cow's call (range approximately 12000 feet) is the proof. Peo
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by eklavya 13y ago
I think you do not understand why I mentioned Ramanujan. He said in his own words that mathematical facts just came to him while dreaming from a god. Since there is no methodology given for his findings he is a crook, right? As for early sc
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by eklavya 13y ago
I would like to know what you think about http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Srinivasa_Ramanujan Nearly all of his findings were without proof, so what are you trying to imply here? And about astrology, they did know about t
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by eklavya 13y ago
On what do you base your assumption when you say nobody would recommend Scala as a replacement for Java? Scala has actually taken great pains to maintain seemless Java interop for this very reason. It IS an improvement on/replacement f
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by eklavya 13y ago
Maybe you are being too skeptical, maybe he is just feeling proud? Is it fanatical to feel proud of your nation, don't you guys love yours?
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by eklavya 13y ago
A small correction there, Buddha WAS from India :)

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