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by limeblack 15y ago
> Seems I can't create a semi-anonymous email at gmail anymore? Correct me if I misunderstood, but I believe you can just use the old gmail sign up url http://mail.google.com/mail/signup As mentioned in the article, you can also still
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by limeblack 15y ago
The title feels like link bait. "Why I Hate Android" 2nd paragraph in, "Believe it or not, I actually don’t hate Android."
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by limeblack 15y ago
Although it is annoying to have to turn off devices, the goal many airline attendants say is "to avoid distractions during the most dangerous part of the flight." I get their logic, especially when listening to music, but when simply readin
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by limeblack 15y ago
Well I also didn't like that question but for a different reason. "As you enter the theater, you discover that you have lost the ticket. The theater keeps no record of ticket purchasers, so the ticket cannot be recovered." Consider
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by limeblack 15y ago
Telling the user to write something in two different ways, depending on the argument being passed, isn't simple. The point is an ending delimiter would greatly benefit CoffeScript. Although CofeeScript certainly has its perks, anonymous fun
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by limeblack 15y ago
You can read the logic here: https://github.com/joyent/node/pull/2472#issuecomment-337831... Basically it would be a lot easier if a ending delimiter was the default for the language.
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by limeblack 15y ago
which of the three Javascript examples is generated by? foo -> bar 'foo', -> 'bar' The point, is that Javascript is simple in demonstrating what are and aren't functions because it has an ending delimiter. CofeeScript isn't
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by limeblack 15y ago
Although it is a nice joke, CofeeScript has several issues. I could explain why omitting an ending delimiter is an issue, or how easy it is to add a new line or space, but the image does a decent job. http://img856.imageshack.us/img856/306
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by limeblack 15y ago
pjs certainly deserves props for being creative with the function passing, and variable context. I haven't seen that exact usage before. It seems every couple weeks javascript class library named X is released, avoiding issue Y, and implem
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by limeblack 15y ago
Javascript in a simple way. http://img856.imageshack.us/img856/306/javascriptinasimplewa...
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by limeblack 15y ago
Another Issue: Although the following examples could become unambiguous with parenthesis, these examples demonstrates how a trivially overlooked ending delimiter further complicated the language. Not only is the intent of the CoffeScript co
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by limeblack 15y ago
I do agree the binary blob is a terrible idea, but I've found the new interface to be fairly positive for new users. My brother who hasn't considered ubuntu for years, installed after seeing the new interface. It appeals to the mac crowd
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by limeblack 15y ago
Good point he never even mentions node.js. ;) But I do feel that node.js is Rayn's attempt to enlighten me and hopeful others. He doesn't try to hide everything like ports and the underlying c code. Its all there, and best of all in a la
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by limeblack 15y ago
Agreed software is often way to complicated, especially Linux at some parts. Ultimately we are developing the software because of one simple thing. The user.