jksmith

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   by jksmith 10y ago

   Like C#? It may be just the opposite: What if design patterns are popular with complicated, highly expressive toolchains because they make users think they have control of, and are being productive with those toolchains? You don't hear
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   by jksmith 10y ago

   Well large corp/utilities need to grab it now because if endpoint arbitraging becomes widespread, that will be a serious threat to the old utility model.
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   by jksmith 10y ago

   I'm disappointed that we have more letters to go before we get to the best language ever developed. I'll probably be retired by then.
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   by jksmith 11y ago

   Of course I use VS for my Stepford wife work, but always used LiteIDE for my golang stuff. I'll have to check out VSC.
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   by jksmith 11y ago

   Look for golang support in VS Code to continue improving.
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   by jksmith 11y ago

   Good point. Let's consider another side to that with just some general observational comments. Golang seems to have a habit so far for revealing answers for devs with varying skills for internet applications that other languages don&#x
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   by jksmith 11y ago

   Imagine the absurdity of US citizens being told this by their government, who then drafts their 18 year old children and sends them to a foreign land to kill people with the most lethal technology the US military industrial complex can come
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   by jksmith 11y ago

   Missing the point. Not an issue of illegal drugs, instead an issue of government job programs built up around making drugs illegal.
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   by jksmith 11y ago

   Might be time to start investing in Waffle House, IHOP, Cracker Barrel, etc.
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    by jksmith 11y ago

    Indeed! Good thinking. Rebuild dam and city. Funded by US loans of course.
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    by jksmith 11y ago

    Surprised that some big infrastructure company like Halli or Bechtel didn't see an opportunity to scheme some business from this.
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    by jksmith 11y ago

    It's means become ends, like so many government efforts. DEA is a jobs program, prison system is an industry. Refer to the character Lawrence Kramer in "Bonfire of the Vanities" talking about feeding "the chow" into
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    by jksmith 11y ago

    Does ReactOS plan to copy this business model?
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    by jksmith 11y ago

    I'll need an interface for that so I don't have to read into the code to see what it does.
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    by jksmith 11y ago

    I always loved the sound of the doors on the metal cabinet squeaking when opened. Also, that thing that spun around real fast when switched on was extra cool.
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    by jksmith 11y ago

    >"There are no processes, so of course there is no ps, no htop, no strace — but there is also no netstat, no tcpdump, no ping! And these are just the crude, decades-old tools." So does this mean something like a Symbolics machi
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    by jksmith 11y ago

    Groundbreaking? How so?
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    by jksmith 11y ago

    Typeform is based in Barcelona. They're writing golang.
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    by jksmith 11y ago

    And no sense of humor either.
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    by jksmith 11y ago

    Yeah, no generics either.
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    by jksmith 11y ago

    From back in the day. DEF and IMP were two different files: DEFINITION MODULE Bit; (* #data(packed=>on) ) ( hooks to lib *) PROCEDURE SetBit(target,bitnum: CARDINAL): CARDINAL; PROCEDURE ClearBit(target,bitnum: CARDINAL): CARDINAL; PRO
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    by jksmith 11y ago

    Very generally, think pascalish golang. Eschews heavy abstraction, lower keyword count, green threads built in, modules instead of packages, no implicit type casts, copious compile errors. It did not have garbage collection, but I'm su
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    by jksmith 11y ago

    Another project free of generics, exceptions and heavy abstractions strikes again. Great to see Vulcand usage.
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    by jksmith 11y ago

    Or misinform.
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    by jksmith 11y ago

    That just took business away from the police, court system, insurance industry, auto body repair, ...
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    by jksmith 11y ago

    Squeeze hot dog juice into 23andMe test tube.
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    by jksmith 11y ago

    Haha wussy or not, damn did I get a lot of bullet proof shit done with M2. Now I have to work with the modern version of PL1. The more keywords the better the language, right?
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    by jksmith 11y ago

    There are functional reasons, yes. But the best business case for internet dev is a frontend hits a backend, and that's it. The relationship is purely request/response payloads. It's transactional, massively simplifies develo
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    by jksmith 11y ago

    +1 on just saying no to server side rendering. This should be idiomatic.
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    by jksmith 11y ago

    Necessary yes, but interestingly legacy controls for a legacy practice.