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by mrath 6y ago
I was told by a fellow Australian, that was a birth right as Australian :-)
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by mrath 6y ago
I don’t think that 99% is correct. I know my brother who never used a computer knows how to share apps without internet and play store. They install apps using shareit like apps.
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by mrath 6y ago
Sample: https://go2goplay.golang.org/p/7zFKUcpzhvZ This was posted on reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/golang/comments/hvpis5/go2_playgrou...
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Go2 playground now supports square brackets for Generics(go2goplay.golang.org)
2 points by mrath 6y ago|2 comments
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by mrath 6y ago
I believe there is no official plugin for Svelte. So it may not be as good as the support for React/Angular/Vue. But once Svelte is a bit more popular, I think JetBrains will release a plugin.
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by mrath 6y ago
Very nature of this kind of software. Over years I have never seen a proper antivirus software work without coming on my way. Of course I have not used all of them but only the most popular ones. Locking files, 100 percent cpu usage, false
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by mrath 6y ago
Yes, like you said for PoC node is perfectly capable. When people say complex and high throughput then things like say Kafka or ERPs, banking software come into my mind. What are some of the biggest systems running on node? Sorry not challe
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by mrath 6y ago
If you are looking for decent paying jobs then Java is probably one of best languages to choose. The JVM eco system is huge and tools are less to none. There are some comments mentioning web development, I would say that is not Java’s stron
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by mrath 6y ago
Sum types without generics will still be good enough? I think for things like Option/Result we need both sum types and generics.
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by mrath 6y ago
This is good work by the team. For CSS beginners like me it helped to start with a nice looking website. Thanks. I would have loved if they kept the CSS classes same between different versions. I feel there are always some unnecessary ren
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by mrath 6y ago
I hope something good is implemented to favor local news agencies. I don't use facebook but I see how google get benefits of the other news channels. I mostly go to abc, news.com.au directly for news headlines. But I know lot of my fr
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by mrath 6y ago
Service is not back yet. This is impacting multiple companies.
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by mrath 6y ago
In FX world any currency pair with yaun is not considered Major. It is not even deliverable out side of china. So not sure what is the meaning of stable here.
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by mrath 6y ago
I skimmed over the paper once. I could not get all of it but whatever I understood seemed nice. Hopefully it can be implemented to full(not subset) golang and I hope it can be implemented soon. I started learning golang recently. I already
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by mrath 6y ago
Sorry I intend to say, does anyone use micro in production?
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by mrath 6y ago
I do a little hobby work in Go. I looked at micro several times. For some reason I felt it is bit too heavy or unnecessary complexity. It does not feel fit in go ecosystem. But may be a lot of people are liking it. I could be wrong because
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by mrath 7y ago
This is a good report. Looks like Dart is finally climbing on the back of flutter and nice to see Rust growing as well. Java with all the controversies around licensing/build/release and C# with more open .Net Core will probably c
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Ask HN: What do language designers think of VLang?
6 points by mrath 7y ago|2 comments
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by mrath 7y ago
I think you don't need to install Java to use Bazel, it comes bundled. They have done some improvements to installer so that the user requires as less additional tools as possible to run Bazel.
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by mrath 7y ago
For me the obstacle for using make is, it is not available for windows and even if I install via msys2 or cygwin, it is hard it make Makefiles independent of OS. I am not sure Bazel is the answer. BUILD files feel verbose and need more effo
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by mrath 7y ago
One big pain point for bazel is installation on Windows, it needs msys2 and need it on the default path. Just a pain to setup. I was thinking of proposing bazel in my org, but after my try on work laptop I abandoned the idea.
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by mrath 7y ago
While I dislike golang its runtime and compiler are nice. Also lot of its simplicity aspects are nice. if vlang can implement what it is trying to implement then probably it will be a nice contender to golang in all aspects. But that looks
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by mrath 7y ago
Sometime back a sys admin at my friend's work place asked them to package Java applications as RPM for deployment. I thought that was not a great idea and may be wrong tool for the job. But I will take this opportunity to ask people h
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by mrath 7y ago
I think some would have reacted exactly with other await syntax proposals. The amount of feedback they got is overwhelming. I believe all of the unique ideas are all looked into by the team. The Lang team is doing a great job. all I wish n
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by mrath 7y ago
Is swift a common language for kind of thing tensorflow is used for? Given that swift does not work on windows and Linux support is sub par, is this only because of Chris Lattner?
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by mrath 7y ago
It is not very common, but many of my friends are close to 200K AUD(not USD) some are above 200K in Sydney. This is not in well known tech companies, but mostly in finance. If you are contracting, 200K or more is very common in Sydney, Aust
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by mrath 7y ago
For me the benefit of Rust like language is the added benefit provided by the type system. Even when performance is not the critical factor. There some level of unit tests that are not required in Rust like language which would be required
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by mrath 8y ago
How can you be so sure? I think it probably would have been same with swapped roles.
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by mrath 8y ago
I think that is a great idea. something like typescript? Do you have a repo you can share?
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by mrath 8y ago
>And yet Go pretty much ate the lunch of C# and Java when it comes to backends and devops, despite the fact that both had a decade of head start and generics and large dev teams behind them. This is simply not true. Go is nowhere near th

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