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by rat9988 5y ago
Indeed they are, but my understanding is the us is not at war. Ukranian companies have to though.
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by rat9988 5y ago
I see where you come from with those super smart one liners (guilty of it when I started programming). But sometimes, you can do something nicely in one line instead of three or four, and it makes it easier to parse.
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by rat9988 5y ago
> I would like to understand a bit more about where a lot of the Go criticism comes from Because I loved the language so much but I feel like it decided to be on the wrong level of abstraction, making many things, uselessly frustrating a
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by rat9988 5y ago
How much of it is volunteer work nowadays?
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by rat9988 5y ago
Yes, but they won't spread it to their families/neighbors.
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by rat9988 5y ago
What betters options would you have in mind? Asking from curiosity, I don't follow this space closely.
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by rat9988 5y ago
That doesn't make it well known though
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by rat9988 5y ago
He is right though. Chrome isn't memory bound... yet.
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by rat9988 5y ago
Honestly no one needs screenshot. It's not showcasing a gui framework, but a binding to an existing one. I'd go as far to say that if you need screenshot for this, you may not be their primary audience.
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by rat9988 5y ago
> On generics, I think the team’s position has mostly been that it’s a big project and there’s been other priorities like rewriting the compiler in Go, improving the GC, etc. And that in the spectrum of trade-offs for generics systems th
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by rat9988 5y ago
No, but you enable other people to do it.
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by rat9988 5y ago
Usually the difficulty of a user to conceptualize something has nothing to do with the complexity of the code.
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by rat9988 5y ago
> The functional programmers always sound like wannabe mathematicians to me, with their fancy category theory words. And the OOP guys always sound like wannabe engineers, with their fancy AbstractFactoryFactory. Nicely put, I'll ste
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by rat9988 5y ago
What would classes have brought to the table with syntactical sugar? Especially that themselves are syntatical sugar on functions.
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by rat9988 5y ago
> Now it is called "pirate" to access research, which was financed by the people? Yes it is. The fact there was tax payer money involved doesn't mean any contract with the private sector must be free. Up to the people who
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by rat9988 5y ago
> historically the madman in this part of the world has been Germany I guess different history books paint different histories.
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by rat9988 5y ago
He didn't deserve any of it. They felt entitled to a better code he didn't want in his codebase. I remember the shitshow, many people are too entitled, rust community is not exempt of them.
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by rat9988 5y ago
Why is he downvoted?
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by rat9988 5y ago
"the possible durability gain is slim to none. This also makes OS X behave similar to other platforms." You didn't report the full reasoning.
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by rat9988 5y ago
I couldn't read past this paragraph > Hold your flames and passioned arguments please! I’m not here to make the case for one side or the other or throw my hands up to say “it doesn’t matter,” but to attempt to go beyond our surface
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by rat9988 5y ago
What stress
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by rat9988 5y ago
Which has nothing to do with his point.
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by rat9988 5y ago
> A typical power plant Fusion power plant aren't typical though
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by rat9988 5y ago
> so clearly you know what you're doing ?? > freeloading No I chose stealing for a reason. Freeloading is not the right term. I'm not a native english speaker, freeloading seems to mean "to impose upon another's ge
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by rat9988 5y ago
Artists are paid by exposition I guess! I'm not sure why using the archive for stealing has become the norm here.
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by rat9988 5y ago
> When was the last time Apple created something consumer facing from scratch instead of using industry standards or market leaders if they exist? I'm too lazy to recall every detail, but it happened, often. Last exemple I have in m
537.
by rat9988 5y ago
You could say the same about the current article we are commenting.
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by rat9988 5y ago
He didn't.
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by rat9988 5y ago
It still is.
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by rat9988 5y ago
Accessibility API need a semantic layer that the DOM provide. You can't just make every arbitratry gui accessible. The app developers will have to pay the price (more development time).

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