koder2016

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by koder2016 10y ago
Most developers don't know the difference between IDE, language, library, framework, platform and technology.
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by koder2016 10y ago
It's transpilers all the way down.
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by koder2016 10y ago
He is talking about daring bets on technologies with a potential. Then insists you learn Node.js. If anything my bet is that JS is not worth learning at all because future is all about WebAssembly (and LLVM effectively - he is right about t
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by koder2016 10y ago
The truth is that F#'s features are not that compelling to justify the move, ML syntax is too different and R# tooling is not there and never going to be.
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by koder2016 10y ago
This topic is specifically avoided in the government's anti-brexit propaganda.
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by koder2016 10y ago
Translation: money got redistributed from net tax payers to net tax non-payers.
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by koder2016 10y ago
To be honest, if it works in Chrome then it covers > 90% of people who would possibly be interested.
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by koder2016 10y ago
If the framework is factored well, then you can plug-in a synchronous single-threaded message delivery when debugging.
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by koder2016 10y ago
> Objects just aren't supposed to be reaching into each other with 'getters' and 'setters' and messing with information. In pure Actor Model adding two numbers would probably involve 2+ actors, yet Erlang is no
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by koder2016 10y ago
Maybe there was a custom where all blood was extracted from victims' bodies and spread over the ground? Only that would make it most bloody.
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by koder2016 10y ago
> ...advantageous for the species... What about saving premature babies and babies with congenital diseases?
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by koder2016 10y ago
Premature optimisation counterculture. Also, when is M# / Midori going to ship?
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by koder2016 10y ago
Won't help performance, that's for sure. Anyway, the post doesn't mention Dart, so has no credibility whatsoever.
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by koder2016 10y ago
Vanadium tends to "like" them as well: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/f/f1/Vanadium...
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The Myth of Reusability(thecodist.com)
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by koder2016 10y ago
Knives are bad because they can cut your fingers... Don't get me started on fire!
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by koder2016 10y ago
They are misinterpreting the results. Everyone I know who has a degree in computer science and is good at it is still self-taught.
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by koder2016 11y ago
Being a pessimist I consider it immoral.
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by koder2016 11y ago
A fashionable framework on your CV will get you an interview, while claiming that the code was simple won't. It's as immoral as objective reality is.
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by koder2016 11y ago
Are you betting on ".cycles" domain to appear in future?
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by koder2016 11y ago
It's like building a company around Tamagotchi only without something as revolutionary.
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by koder2016 11y ago
> I'd recommend doing the same... Sadly this advice only applies to USA... E.g. UK has such an over-abundance of IT workforce that tech salaries are significantly below US despite comparable cost of living.
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by koder2016 11y ago
Alternative theories: 1) They have a limited streaming capacity. 2) They gave up on expanding their user base.
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by koder2016 11y ago
Exactly, there is a difference between torture (JavaScript) and masochism (Python).
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by koder2016 11y ago
> I’m sure that TDD purists would say that I’m not doing it right so I’m not getting the real benefits of TDD. "You are not doing it right! Take this 3-day course for a grand and buy these books. Also hire a TDD/Scrum/Ag
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by koder2016 11y ago
Exactly, Erlang is a DSL for distributed applications. There is not much point to use it for anything else.
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by koder2016 11y ago
Developed by free-roaming coders fed on organic-certified food.
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by koder2016 11y ago
> Perhaps I am bias as I have enough savings/income from an existing small business... Yes.
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by koder2016 11y ago
Some less-known bio-tech startup in 50 years on an island in neutral waters. It's easier to improve the existing solution.
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by koder2016 11y ago
Let's hope that amateur will also have a powerful personal cloud.

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