futurehuman

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   How Julian Assange could really "Open Governments"(plus.google.com)

   1 points by futurehuman 13y ago|0 comments
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   by futurehuman 13y ago

   It gets worse. Here's a case showing that this global dragnet has absolutely nothing to do with terrorism, but corporate espionage: http://www.abc.net.au/am/content/2013/s3904457.htm "ASIO has cance
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   by futurehuman 13y ago

   I've looked a little with Go and to be honest I thought it was awesome. It felt very Pythonic almost to the point of feeling like a dynamic language. The only reason why i wouldn't choose Go at this point is a) it can't be li
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   by futurehuman 13y ago

   I'm not sure about that. I'm happy starting completely from scratch so I'm willing to throw out tradition.
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   by futurehuman 13y ago

   What domain. That's a good question which I never thought of while considering my options. The problem I have is that I have lots of interests and each one may lean toward a different language: - Web development (Go looks like the clea
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   by futurehuman 13y ago

   I don't mind how hard a language is to learn, so simplicity isn't a key factor. I figure I'm going to spend the next 10 years of my life dedicating myself to something so I want to make sure it's a) going to be fun to wo
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   by futurehuman 13y ago

   Thanks I've never heard of M# before. But personally I'm linux-only so probably a deal breaker.
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   Rust, Go, C++11 or Julia? Which would you choose and why

   18 points by futurehuman 13y ago|26 comments