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   by iends 10y ago

   By just simply closing Issues/PRs and not engaging the community better, lots of developers are going to be reluctant to invest time/effort in using Angular Material 2 due to the potential of a future Angular Material 3 surge.
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   by iends 10y ago

   Maybe, but the real value in Go to me is the concurrency model.
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   by iends 10y ago

   What languages are similar to go? Elixir, Erlang?
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   by iends 10y ago

   $1000 :( Took me almost 10 years to get. Finally used network solutions certified offer service instead of paying the 10k and 5k previously quoted.
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   by iends 10y ago

   Long term disability insurance is crazy expensive in the USA. My wife got multiple quotes around $15,000 a year for a perfectly healthy 28 year old woman. It excluded back issues because she went to a chiropractor a few times. This was for
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   by iends 10y ago

   This is all new to me. Can you recommend some further reading?
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   by iends 10y ago

   It's fun (mostly).
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   by iends 11y ago

   This was my experience as well. We built a decentralized authz/authn system that used signed tokens had a lot of trouble with revocations. In the end, we had to give up decentralization to get quick revocation right.
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   by iends 11y ago

   I can't speak to 2016 as we've only recruited one person this year. However, towards the middle and end of 2015 it was very hard to find good developers in Raleigh, NC. It seems like everybody noticed, too, and as a result salarie
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    by iends 11y ago

    In RTP, since that's where I am: https://www.caktusgroup.com/ http://www.redhat.com https://www.sciencelogic.com/ https://www.ansible.com/ I moved from Python to JavaScript
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    by iends 11y ago

    This is very much true in experience as a developer in Raleigh, NC. The bigs ones are Java, C#, JavaScript (usually Angular, and a handful of Node.js jobs) in my area. Followed by Ruby. Python is usually listed as a nice to know and there a
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    by iends 11y ago

    Too bad the city of Charlotte was the city that passed the law in the first place. So you're taking a stand against NC by hurting Charlotte who was just screwed over by the state gov too.
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    by iends 11y ago

    Can I just pay for access to all 7 articles now? Having to wait another month for the last 4 makes me sad.
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    by iends 11y ago

    I live in Raleigh and the startup scene is growing both downtown and especially in Durham next door. There is also a large corporate presence here too in a variety of industries so the job market is pretty solid. If you want to work in an o
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    by iends 11y ago

    Isn't that already the case?
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    by iends 11y ago

    How does it play with things like glide, gb, and godeps?
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    by iends 11y ago

    Does it still only run on Windows?
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    by iends 11y ago

    Many people are quite happy it's GPLv2 only.
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    by iends 11y ago

    I've found that there is no real standard definition of what OOP is and people get very angry when you say Go is OOP but it doesn't have inheritance. YMMV though.
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    by iends 11y ago

    Have you looked at http://goa.design/ which kinda describes what you are talking about a bit (for REST apis).
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    by iends 11y ago

    There are these things called "mother-in-laws" that try and make it as hard as possible to save money on weddings.
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    by iends 11y ago

    All the RNs I know have terrible schedules where they work 12 hour days 4 days in a row with three off, or something similar. Plus lots of on call time.
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    by iends 11y ago

    Rust seems like a nice systems language, but is it really best suited for non-system programming? I may be too risk adverse, but it seems too early to make that bet at this point.
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    by iends 11y ago

    There is very little chance I could sell a CEO on using Nim. The fact of the matter is that the community and ecosystem are parts of the entire platform and the platform matters a huge deal when you're betting your business on it. Acci
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    by iends 11y ago

    Sorry, I used to work at IBM and in my mind Java is WebSphere and a lot of suffering. Certainly, there are other simple ways to use the Java stack with things like Play. DropWizard, etc. But there is certainly a lot more complexity around t
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    by iends 11y ago

    The value of Go is: 1) Reasonably fast (better than Node at CPU bound tasks, faster than Ruby/Python) 2) Statically compiled 3) Great tooling (except package management, but it's getting better) If you want a reasonably fast stati
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    by iends 11y ago

    Elixir is nice, it's a nice functional language that's built on top of a rock solid platform for building realtime and distributed systems. It's a relatively new language on the block though, so the ecosystem is a bit lacking
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    by iends 11y ago

    This is one of the reasons I'm looking forward to 1.7 and new SSA (which was cut from 1.6). (see branch dev.ssa and the proposal here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1szwabPJJc4J-igUZU4ZKprOr... ). It shou
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    by iends 11y ago

    Why can't you update to a new Go devel version? The code on github is just a mirror of https://go.googlesource.com/go
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    by iends 11y ago

    https://github.com/iarna/gauge/commit/a7ab9c906bb72aa0ed8996...