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by pkroll 13y ago
I'm basing this on what I've read, and my experience with Rails 3, so take it with a grain of salt. The type of application you couldn't do in the older one? Easy single-page apps. Of course you COULD do it, writing your own
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by pkroll 13y ago
I'm not sure if this is what rtpg was referring to, but... In this case, the 10x productivity would come from suddenly being able to use C/C++/other code that can be compiled to asm.js, which was previously not useful for cli
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by pkroll 13y ago
I get what you're saying, and basically agree. But... A) how much of an adverse effect? And B) Plenty of medical procedures can "make your body better without adverse effects" (at least not as adverse as the medical condition
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by pkroll 13y ago
Quick searches turn up slow compile times as a definite issue with generics. Which means papsosouid's premise is wrong: there IS an issue, and it's one of the ones the Go team considers important. EDIT: read name wrong.
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by pkroll 13y ago
Well, one reason to move from Ruby to JavaScript is speed: there are very fast JavaScript implementations, compared to the fastest Ruby. And since you need to know JavaScript ANYWAY for the client side, it makes a certain amount of sense to
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by pkroll 13y ago
I'm not familiar with Python, but Ruby SEEMS a whole lot more complicated than JavaScript, in syntax and how you can manipulate code.
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by pkroll 13y ago
If someone has the opinion that they can leap off a building and fly with their psychic power, the ground still awaits. I'm not saying you're wrong about the specific case here, but people throw "opinion" around sometimes when they mean "I
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by pkroll 13y ago
Alright someone cover me: I'm going in... Why on earth would you say that?
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by pkroll 13y ago
For tests where you specify the number of cores, do you specify 4 or 8 on the i7?
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by pkroll 13y ago
Excellent, thanks much!
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by pkroll 14y ago
Where is all the attention that happened for the first two rounds? (I'm really hoping someone will explain why Go's database results are so slow, and what can be done to improve that.)