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by jamra 13y ago
Those are all object oriented features. I was trying to compare O.O. to golang's approach. I like the fact that you are forced to look at the algorithm vs the class hierarchy. I like that you don't have to read through factories.
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by jamra 13y ago
Ok. So idiomatic go returns multiple values with an intention to return an error type. I guess fmt.Printf() is an exception. For the most part, it does as well as C does.
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by jamra 13y ago
I like go because it's not object oriented. This forces me to read the implementation of the algorithm, not follow an abstraction hierarchy. I like Java as well. It can be difficult to read the implementation when you are surrounded wi
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by jamra 13y ago
The people being excited by a language have nothing to do with what the language is like. I see Go as a C-like language with some of the annoyances cut out and a garbage collector added. You don't have pointer arithmetic, but you still
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by jamra 13y ago
I don't think there is anything wrong with Java as a language, but I have a question for you. Does Java's concurrency engine allow for many threads like Go or is it similar to C# in how your threads are not lightweight and are the
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by jamra 13y ago
That is only one way of doing things. Even though channels facilitate that method, it is not unidiomatic to not use them. Channels are a way of queueing work, which is great for many use cases. You can use mutexes and shared memory if your
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by jamra 13y ago
This reminds me of that one guy on the go-nuts irc channel who asked for help with his Ruby port over to Go. He was scraping a set of web pages in Ruby and migrated that over to Go for its easy parallelization. His claim was that Go was 3x
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by jamra 13y ago
So she's going to try to port over google now except she's trying to do it through aqui-hiring.
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by jamra 13y ago
Could it be? http://arxiv.org/abs/1304.2338
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by jamra 13y ago
In the screenshot on the github page, you are signing a terms of use. I guess I am wondering if it's even possible to install another store.
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by jamra 13y ago
War Z is the only one I heard of. The game in question is Rome Total War II. It is from a more reputable publisher even though they apologized for the bugs and I waited for the first patch to solve this very well known issue.
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by jamra 13y ago
Yes it does. It's worth bringing up. If you go through the trouble of installing an OS whose existence is based on this policy, you should know if your rights as a consumer will be ignored.
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by jamra 13y ago
I believe they won't delete your game library, however, they will lock you out of future purchases.
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by jamra 13y ago
Happened to me with Rome Total War II.
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by jamra 13y ago
Preordered games somehow are cancelable. It's in the terms of service.
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by jamra 13y ago
I have a huge problem with Steam in general. It's nothing against Valve and nothing against the games on Steam store, but hear me out. Lets say you buy a game on the Steam store. Now lets say that game is so bug-ridden that you can&#x
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by jamra 13y ago
Thank you.
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by jamra 13y ago
How do you scale with Docker? I get the idea of how containers work. I get the idea of how it shares resources between like containers. That's all very cool. My question is how do I scale a docker container? It's not well cov
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by jamra 13y ago
Each glaring victory in these patent battles are only eclipsed by the crushing defeats of losing a patent lawsuit. New Egg losing one case and potentially having to pay out millions is devastating. What do you do as a startup if one of thes
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by jamra 13y ago
Yes you are right. I'm sorry. Same general policies though. You need an exit Visa to leave. Your employer holds your passport.
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by jamra 13y ago
What do they plan on doing for the Dubai World Cup built on the back of actual slaves.
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by jamra 13y ago
Could anyone recommend a book on programming shaders for OpenGL? I know the shader language is not OpenGL, but I never knew where a good point to start was.
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by jamra 13y ago
Can you try stemming the words (bitcoin, bitcoins) as well as combining synonymous words like (go, golang).
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by jamra 13y ago
I would like to see people banding together to get refunds. It appears that the competition was a sham. The prize was a lot of money as well. That should set some alarms off when you enter a 3 day competition.
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by jamra 13y ago
You are right. This has nothing to do with native apps. It is just a css/js framework mostly leaning on angular. When you see the word native, you expect native code. According to this framework, I can call any responsive site native.
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by jamra 13y ago
That's if you sign the data. If you just run Decrypt, it does not ask for a hash function. Under the hood, it uses Sha-1. Edit: Here is a link to the golang implementation http://golang.org/pkg/crypto/rsa&#x2F
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by jamra 13y ago
RSACryptoServiceProvider uses Sha-1. It does not ask for a hash function. I learned this recently while trying to port over a client C# program to Golang.
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by jamra 13y ago
Killing off weak encryption is absolutely necessary. Sha-1 is hard-coded into their RSA implementation in the dotnet library. Without doing this in a total way, they wouldn't be able to do it at all. Now all the internal Microsoft fie
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by jamra 13y ago
I think you are missing a very fine point. The wealth gap in China is the only factor that comes into play. Men who cannot find a wife will almost always be in the working class. The middle and upper classes will be fine. Since China tr
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by jamra 13y ago
I really like the usefulness of the pprof tool. I also like Rob Pike's book "The Unix Programming Environment". It's clear that Mr. Pike likes small command line programs that do an isolated task well. I just wonder if i

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