icholy

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by icholy 9y ago
I think it has more to do with the complexity. Minimum version selection is trivial to implement and understand. The processing time is a side-note.
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by icholy 9y ago
No kidding, it just kept going and going.
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by icholy 9y ago
> Such things exist, I'm not just rattling off buzzwords. you are though ...
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by icholy 9y ago
I tried this a few years back and really wanted it to work. Ended up ditching it though. My foot is too slow.
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by icholy 9y ago
There have been a bunch.
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by icholy 9y ago
Like all Go things, it looks kinda strange. But after playing around for a bit, it feels really good. The minimal version selection simplicity is genius.
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by icholy 9y ago
I think you need a noun to go with that adjective.
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by icholy 9y ago
That's what local caches are for.
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by icholy 9y ago
It's not a big enough improvement over C++ to warrant switching.
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by icholy 9y ago
> Scaling is completely invisible and outside of your control isn't that the point?
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by icholy 9y ago
That's extremely cheap dude...
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by icholy 9y ago
5 years ago I was in the same boat. Now I'm in love with Go .. funny how things turn out ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by icholy 9y ago
Change != Improvement.
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by icholy 9y ago
Lol you sound like a shit boss/manager.
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by icholy 9y ago
TLDR: * Angular has too many breaking changes * Not a fan of TypeScript * Switching to React * Enjoys writing cringey posts... how is this trash on the front page?
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by icholy 9y ago
People prefer to use it because it shows you the mirrored picture which you're more used to seeing.
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by icholy 9y ago
This isn't the military.
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by icholy 9y ago
It happens way more often in java because all references are nullable. In Go, unless you're dealing with a pointer, it's not going to be nil.
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by icholy 9y ago
> We shouldn't need to treat the developer like a toddler to get them to write safe code You'd be surprised.
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by icholy 9y ago
As a Linux user I feel pretty left out. I was looking forward to opening, closing it, and then going back to the terminal.
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by icholy 9y ago
aerospace engineering?
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by icholy 9y ago
Funny how someone without anything remotely technical in their comment history feels like they can speak for "the majority of tech people".
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by icholy 9y ago
This is the first real Go REPL!
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by icholy 9y ago
mod_proxy_http2 is still experimental though :(
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by icholy 9y ago
Only if you're editing text with a potatoe.
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by icholy 9y ago
> LSP does not specify how to do general code generation. Don't quick fixes cover this?
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by icholy 9y ago
Here's how you decode them https://w2.eff.org/Privacy/printers/docucolor/
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by icholy 9y ago
Just to be clear, badger's license is still Apache 2.
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Buckaroo is a package manager for C/C++(buckaroo.pm)
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by icholy 9y ago
Do you have an example of one of these idioms that typescript can't handle?

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