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by knocte 8y ago
Missing flatpak :(
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by knocte 8y ago
I hate node.js maybe more...
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by knocte 8y ago
Because being an opensource project means you could contribute bugfixes/features to it? But being in Perl would make that insurmountable...
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by knocte 8y ago
LOL. Never. But you say it like if that one was the VisualSourceSafe of bugtracking tools.
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by knocte 8y ago
You may be right, pivotal might be even worse. Haven't used Asana.
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by knocte 8y ago
Taiga and GitlabIssues are not too bad. Bugzilla was good 5-10 years ago, now I see it as too complex (and it's written in Perl...).
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by knocte 8y ago
Jira is the worst bug tracking tool I've ever used.
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by knocte 8y ago
> All using a decent language C# F# is also supported, and potentially any .NET language.
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by knocte 8y ago
Diginex | Blockchain startup | Hong Kong | F#/C#/Linux devs | Fulltime employees ONSITE preferred, VISA sponsors (for freelancers we might accept part-time and/or remote work, if you prove yourself to be worth it) We are a bl
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by knocte 8y ago
I meant LOL
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by knocte 8y ago
Lol
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by knocte 8y ago
> Pijul looks very interesting but unfortunately as it stands (and without a huge open source project à la Linux to back it) I can't really imagine it taking over git as it stands. It might be better than git but is it enough an imp
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by knocte 8y ago
Upgrading error handling is great, but Go has the worst approach on doing it.
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by knocte 8y ago
I disagree, Go ignores errors by default. No sane C dev would accept that as an "upgrade".
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by knocte 8y ago
fixed, thanks
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by knocte 8y ago
She mentions the C approach, C++ approach and Java approach. But I think she should have added the C# approach: taking all the advantages of the Java approach, without the slowness of casting.
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by knocte 8y ago
Bitcoin
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by knocte 8y ago
If you can't change your organization, change your organization ;)
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by knocte 8y ago
I'm choosing the lesser of two evils here, glad you downvoted me.
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by knocte 8y ago
At least is better than 100% closed (Apple).
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by knocte 8y ago
Woops... well, but at least Android core is not, which is better than "everything close" (Apple).
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by knocte 8y ago
Haha, but in Apple case, you can't even see the code, dude.
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by knocte 8y ago
Diginex | Blockchain startup | Hong Kong | F# devs | Fulltime employees ONSITE preferred, VISA sponsors (for freelancers we might accept part-time and/or remote work, if you prove yourself to be worth it) We are a blockchain start-up b
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by knocte 8y ago
Doesn't encourage immutability because variables are not readonly by default. I would advice the language designers to require the "mutable" keyword for variables than can be re-assigned. (Similar to F# approach.)
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by knocte 8y ago
> in order to block progress This is your subjective interpretation of the facts. Learn how they complain (in the end, they only can complain about technical facts: learn them, and be correct next time), and you will not receive complai
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by knocte 8y ago
Looks like F# but has a big design mistake in my opinion (which F# doesn't): the symbol '=' in a functional programming should be tied to comparison, not assignment. (The approach taken here is using "==" for compar
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by knocte 8y ago
Title is wrong. After reading the article, what the journalist meant is not "motivated" but "productive". (You can still be motivated about many things except your work)
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by knocte 8y ago
The only things that put me off about typescript are: a) The lack of a proper 'is' keyword. The current behaviour around this is mental. b) The unneeded complexity that the recent releases have brought to the typing system.
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by knocte 9y ago
> from facilitating scams and other illegal activity The same was said over and over on the nascent days of the internet, about how it facilitated anonymity so easily and how it would be used by criminals. > by stealing CPU cycles Di
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by knocte 9y ago
Exactly. A bit surprising that such a rudimentary lib reaches HN frontpage...

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