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by krisdol 11y ago
They focus a ton on the browser. I use chrome a lot less than Firefox and I still see chrome tab crashes more often. Spidermonkey performs amazingly today, and even beats V8 on its own benchmarks. FF used to be resource hungry, but now is a
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by krisdol 11y ago
What do you mean by "don't"? There's nothing to "don't".
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by krisdol 11y ago
>Is there any job at any company in any industry where "putting in your 8 hours" pushes you to the top? Upward, yes. The top, no >If you care about moving upward yes you will need to do more than show up for 8 hours. This is
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by krisdol 11y ago
It's just incredibly young at this point, and still in a phase where making breaking changes for the sake of the language vision is acceptable. Swift has been in the same boat. I'm sure that will change in the near future. Luckily
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by krisdol 11y ago
It's a term that has two accepted meanings, the other meaning being the total opposite of the intended, making it a meaningless "flavor" word. Leave it out of phrases from now on, and the phrase will not lose any meaning or c
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by krisdol 11y ago
Tomato tomato
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Rust does this as well, just FYI.
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by krisdol 11y ago
I'm not even remotely a front end guy but Elm looks so interesting. I really want to play with it
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by krisdol 11y ago
It's been my home page for years. Originally i would still often go directly to google for better results, but each year the amount of times I'd do that decreased. Now I'm actually really happy with DDG results, and when I do
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by krisdol 11y ago
Audiophiles are strange people. I wouldn't be too sure on them preferring digital.
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by krisdol 11y ago
>I'm sure audiophiles would hate the demise of an analog format in favor of a purely digital one. Are you being sarcastic?
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by krisdol 11y ago
Seeing as much of the kernel is written in it, of course. Working efficiently with raw memory pointers requires an unsafe language. Even Windows is written in C/C++
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by krisdol 11y ago
No, by enterprise-ready I mean it works better than others at integration with various Exchange accounts, including calendar scheduling and contact lists.
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by krisdol 11y ago
I find package management unscaleable (ie, it becomes more and more of headache as you pull in dependencies), but the language is much, much nicer to work with and read than Objective-C
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by krisdol 11y ago
I don't disagree. I also think their automatic flagging system is too aggressive and opaque partly because of such things having influence.
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by krisdol 11y ago
I'd give evolution another shot. I find it to be the only enterprise-ready one
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by krisdol 11y ago
All it will do is create yet-another-strandard.gif. The recording, performance, and production industry isn't throwing away wired headphone jacks any time soon, and is not swayed by apple trends -- and neither are audiophiles, but they
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by krisdol 11y ago
Bluetooth quality ain't great for high-quality audio.
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by krisdol 11y ago
on adapter vs thicker phone, I'd much rather choose thicker phone.
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by krisdol 11y ago
What you need is evidence to show that the way this affects companies differs based on whether the company is paying Yelp for advertising. There are so many reasons why either positive OR negative reviews may be filtered. I've seen fal
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by krisdol 11y ago
Yelp reviews contain more content than any other service, whereas most google reviews I read that have anything more than a star rating come from illiterate or barely-literate foreign reviewers. My wife had a time period when every one of h
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by krisdol 11y ago
Title should have [2014] on it.
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by krisdol 11y ago
Seconding this. I think rust meets all criteria, and their issue labeling encourages newbies to get started fixing issues, where more experienced members will offer mentoring for fixing easier problems.
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by krisdol 11y ago
Cultural integration, social welfare, education.
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by krisdol 11y ago
> hm, as a European I miss radio news more. not dedicated channels like here, but the mandated news breaks every radio channel needs to broadcast. Same, however my commute to/from work is luckily listening to the Boston NPR station,
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by krisdol 11y ago
The fault lies in the simplicity of the test. Experienced programmers will not be slowed by lack of syntax coloring when parsing a simple example, but it is reasonable to think that they still benefit from it in larger, more complex codebas
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Rust on AWS Lambda(julienblanchard.com)
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by krisdol 11y ago
I live in a large town (Boston) and the situation is not much different.
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by krisdol 11y ago
There is so much wrong with this comment, I don't understand how it's being up votes. Never heard of a Linux IDE? Hard core Linux user but never been able to even navigate vim?
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by krisdol 11y ago
Debian shares all of my web or visits and searches with... whom, exactly? And I have to disable this on every update? Really?

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