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by logingone 9y ago
Go is being used quite a bit for crud. I've spent the last year at a big co where that's what it's used for. I think the old problem of the ambiguous word "systems" comes in here - op-systems vs ent-systems. Go i
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by logingone 10y ago
That link is old. They've mostly if not all been released.
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by logingone 10y ago
Poorly timed opportunism. Police have said the attacker acted alone, so he wasn't using encrypted comms to talk to anyone.
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by logingone 10y ago
According to http://progopedia.com/dialect/smallfuck/ re. Smallfuck: "The memory tape is limited, so the language is not Turing-complete." Edit: ah, further down in the article: "Smallfuck is a mini
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by logingone 10y ago
"predation dominates the universe" -- if they're so advanced, with access to swathes of the universe, why would they bother hunting us? "Just like aborigins from America flashing lights to european explorers." How c
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by logingone 10y ago
I think you've misread the comment, unless I'm misreading yours.
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by logingone 10y ago
I have to say, I think that if you have a problem with "Rust" then you lose credibility in your criticism of "Cockroach". Contrary to most above, I think "Cockroach" is great. It's suitable. Any suit who
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by logingone 10y ago
Religion, worship.
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by logingone 10y ago
Do those big planes take off with flaps? I didn't know that, so went with landing.
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by logingone 10y ago
Sometimes a little context can be helpful.
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by logingone 10y ago
I can't see what the previous poster's flagged comment says, but I gather it's pro-go anti-rust. I work at a large organisation which is switching to Go - I don't like what I'm seeing, and as a result have spent th
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by logingone 10y ago
My first thought is of the repeated derailing of the investigation into the political class paedophile investigation.
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by logingone 10y ago
Does anyone here have an ant farm? Worthwhile? Interesting species?
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by logingone 10y ago
This must vary from country to country. The adventures I participated in with scouts were not even remotely as adventurous as some school trips and holidays.
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by logingone 10y ago
Knowing little about this stuff, would it not be possible, and preferable, to eject them? Also, how realistic would it be to turn off liquid boosters, as they seem to usually fail with an immediate explosion?
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by logingone 10y ago
COPV: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Composite_overwrapped_pressure...
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by logingone 10y ago
I've only been to Berlin once, but the current carriages don't look particularly modern. I thought they were probably from the 50s. Evidently not. When were they made?
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by logingone 10y ago
This makes me think of the Brian Cox wonder-tone. Everything he says has a tone of wonder so thick that I can't watch his documentaries. Presumably it works for another audience.
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by logingone 10y ago
Just cycling for me - get to the last question and it continues to the first question :( I was looking forward to the results.
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by logingone 10y ago
Sounds like something I'll have to look at.
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by logingone 10y ago
You're not being negative at all. I've no doubt I've only scratched the surface. I'll eventually put aside some time to do some of the config.
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by logingone 10y ago
I read somewhere, at some point, couldn't provide a ref, that the caps were used for clarity back in the days of monochrome screens. Now, with colour syntax highlighting it's no longer as useful.
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by logingone 10y ago
I use org mode, and thought it would be a gentle way of establishing some familiarity with emacs. But whenever I want to do anything other than the slightest edits to my todo files I open the file in vim! Emacs just has no built in functi
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by logingone 10y ago
Cuckoo. :)
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by logingone 10y ago
Depending on the size of the nits you might be able to merge as is, then open a new issue to address the nits.
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by logingone 10y ago
Agreed. Where I find this especially bizarre is in technical companies, or even the tech department of a company. There's a layer of devs, then a glass ceiling, then above that countless layers of management.
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by logingone 10y ago
Agile is barely different to how teams I worked on in the 90s operated, naturally, without trying to implement and enforce a new holy grail, chase the rainbow routine of machinic efficiency. I find it really is much ado about nothing, the
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by logingone 10y ago
"If people forget about "French", "German", "Italian", "Greek", etc" Isn't that the underlying idea of the EU - we're all the same, all in it together, etc. I think this is exac
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by logingone 10y ago
The member state chose not to be in it for long-known reasons. If the EU learns the concept of democracy from this, and entertains the idea of loosening its stubborn insistence that things set up in a way that has long been problematic and
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by logingone 10y ago
Would the EU not love to have the UK do a u-turn, showing the other potential EU leavers that leaving looks better than the reality?

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