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by mswift42 8y ago
Can anyone explain what "designed for good programmers" means?
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Audi e-tron(audiusa.com)
1 points by mswift42 8y ago|0 comments
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Audi e-tron reveal(beta.audi.co.uk)
1 points by mswift42 8y ago|0 comments
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by mswift42 8y ago
get_iplayer is certainly more powerful than nip. However, afaik you cannot search for programmes by category with get_iplayer, which you can do with nip.
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Show HN: Nip – search for and download BBC iplayer tv programmes(github.com)
3 points by mswift42 8y ago|3 comments
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by mswift42 8y ago
AFAIK the IntelliJ Rust plugin does not use the RLS, but uses an in-house solution. Completion works very well, Error reporting however is good but painfully slow.
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Announcing Flutter Release Preview 1(medium.com)
3 points by mswift42 8y ago|0 comments
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Ready for Production Apps: Flutter Beta 3(developers.googleblog.com)
2 points by mswift42 8y ago|0 comments
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by mswift42 8y ago
it is my understanding that the bad C++ compilation speed is one of the reasons behind Go's inception. Go has a GC because its creators thought they needed one to support concurrency.
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by mswift42 8y ago
> Disregarding all critique of a language as "personal opinion" as long as you can "build cool stuff" with it. GP said it's more valuable to evaluate a programming language by the projects people make with it, th
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by mswift42 8y ago
> If everyone followed this approach, we would never have ended up with amazing languages like Rust. What approach would that be? > Why try to improve C++ if you can build cool stuff with it, right? Go improves on C++ in at least one
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Visual Studio Code 1.22 released(code.visualstudio.com)
6 points by mswift42 9y ago|0 comments
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by mswift42 9y ago
Have you checked how much a 200 GB sd card costs, vs a phone with builtin 200 gb storage ?
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by mswift42 9y ago
No, I mean that every chapter ends with exercises testing your knowledge about the chapter's contents. This is not specific to this github site. I've recently read the O'reilly Programming Rust Book, not a single exercise in
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by mswift42 9y ago
Exercises, I want Exercises, no I need Exercises. In order for me to learn anything, I need some form of "homework". If you want to teach me a new language, a new framework, I need to "get my hands dirty". Working throug
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VW assigns 20B euros in battery orders in electric car drive(uk.reuters.com)
2 points by mswift42 9y ago|0 comments
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by mswift42 9y ago
Dart is a perfectly fine opensource programming language with a familiar syntax. Is it perfect? No, but it's good enough. There is nothing about Dart itself that would remotely justify the shit it gets heaped upon here.
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by mswift42 9y ago
I was trying to say that one shouldn't expect a sober, reasonable discussion about pro / cons of any programming language here. (As every discussion of anything Go has amply shown)
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by mswift42 9y ago
Let's see. People hate Go, because it doesn't have generics and is missing dependency management. So, people hate Dart, because it has support for generics and comes with a package manager?
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by mswift42 9y ago
Is that reason enough to hate Dart ?
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Why Flutter doesn't use OEM widgets(medium.com)
8 points by mswift42 9y ago|0 comments
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by mswift42 9y ago
I'd like submissions with clickbait headlines to get deleted instantly. If your post needs clickbaity embellishments it's probably not worth my time to read it, if it doesn't need any, the post should be able to reach frontpa
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by mswift42 9y ago
Thanks.
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by mswift42 9y ago
Is there an editor that supports jump to definition for macros?
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Making the Google Developers documentation style guide public(developers.googleblog.com)
5 points by mswift42 9y ago|0 comments
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by mswift42 9y ago
What's terrible about YouTube's UX ?
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Developer UX at Google(medium.com)
117 points by mswift42 9y ago|64 comments
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by mswift42 9y ago
How can you say "let's be honest", and than simply pull random numbers out of thin air ?
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by mswift42 9y ago
While Abramov's points sound reasonable, his post could do with a less patronising tone.
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by mswift42 10y ago
Same here. I love the keyboard friendliness out of the box, and especially how sparingly it uses vertical space. I like gnome3 visually, but some design choices by the gnome team I don't understand. While unity uses a global menu, whic

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