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lukasm
13y ago
Sure. You may try compile IL to js http://jsil.org/
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lukasm
13y ago
Of course it does. Extra abstraction that may cause pain in fixing nasty production bugs, can't use goodies from Dart jak SIMP etc. Logically it doesn't matter, but empirically that doesn't happen.
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lukasm
13y ago
I'd love to see dart going mainstream, but nobody would integrate VM, except google.
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lukasm
13y ago
compile roslyn to js. Don't really need server here do you?
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lukasm
13y ago
Build the new photo sharing app. Sell it to FB. Become angel investor. Invest in startups that are changing the world. Start the next one with capital you have.
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13y ago
The whole problem comes down to definition of property. What is it, really? People don't consider content to be proprietary. We treat a blog post in the same way we treat speech. Users ain't gonna pay for that. Period. Some of the
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lukasm
13y ago
Sure, but the problem is with tube. It already works on its limits and higher destiny would require better city transport.
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lukasm
13y ago
I really don't understand why people are looking at the wrong problem the whole time. Housing is not a problem, transport is. Commuting from outside London costs more than 500 pounds. UK transport (trains, tube) got the worst price to
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lukasm
13y ago
Am I the only one thinking why C?
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13y ago
My first reaction "Sam Altman for President? Is he running for POTUS office? wow! that would be awesome if a hacker would be the president". And then logic part of brain kicks in...
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lukasm
13y ago
They need to talk to Sean Parker. He'll convince them to drop "the"
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lukasm
13y ago
HN - the ultimate DDOS machine
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13y ago
High efficiency is misleading. They should be called explicit resource management languages.
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13y ago
You know you spend too much time on HN when pg is not PostgreSQL for you.
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lukasm
13y ago
I think that was this talk. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NWHfY_lvKIQ Joel says that according to MS study there are 9mln people that write code. http://careers.stackoverflow.com/uk/products/list
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13y ago
There are more than 9 millions of people that write code
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lukasm
13y ago
What a bad UX. It took my a while to figure out that I need to use arrows.
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13y ago
For 99% devs out there these tools boils down to pretty much the same. UPS of git is Github and Linus
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13y ago
In other words I would like to use language that runs on Node, but it's not JS or CS
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lukasm
13y ago
sane has nothing to do with static typing. Python is a language which is dynamic and has a sane semantics. e.g. in JS {} + {} is NaN and many other examples.
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13y ago
Also the amount of false positives what people would call bulling is pretty significant. From jokes wannabe, mistakes, cultural differences.
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13y ago
Also, is it safe to use API key in Javascript that runs on client? Maybe you should do singed urls in same format that S3 or have a public read-only key.
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13y ago
I really like Node, but I want a language with sane semantics. What's the best option apart from JS and CoffeScript. TypeScript is awesome, but I'm afraid that there will no good community, because of MS stigma.
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13y ago
This is awesome product. Requests - add target url to json - merge a few apis into one e.g. I'm scraping 20 jobs postings. I would like to make one GET that gets me all the jobs.
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lukasm
13y ago
Browsed through dozen of pages, haven't seen a single line of code, just a lot of marketing like bull.
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13y ago
I've given a lot of though about current state of journalism and my conclusion was that the current model is wrong for two reasons 1. conflict of interests 2. lack of transparency @1 There are two main sources of capital for journalis
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13y ago
I remember when I was 10 my dad set BIOS password so I could only play for 2 hours a day max. I manage to guess the password. It was "dad" :). When he was coming back from work I quickly turn off the PC. After 3rd time he noticed
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13y ago
Isn't it copyrighted? Geocities. Police is, of course.
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13y ago
I would actually use it with iPython
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13y ago
Anyone knows where can I get music like that?
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