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601.
by rat9988 6y ago
As anecdotal as the person he is replying to.
602.
by rat9988 6y ago
It's still better than being slow while being on.
603.
by rat9988 6y ago
For some odd reason the last point rubbed me the wrong way. It must remind me of some bland marketing / fans discussion.
604.
by rat9988 6y ago
> because they don't understand memory management. How is memory going to be managed in Dark? If it's GC'd, how is that implemented? That's one more thing you can afford to not understand and still be productive.
605.
by rat9988 6y ago
Why do you think you have more rights to decide about what is welcome in HN than him?
606.
by rat9988 6y ago
I would need some sort of proof to believe this narrative about a tech originally born for military usage.
607.
by rat9988 6y ago
Isn't drag&drop file area a simple restyled button in html?
608.
by rat9988 6y ago
>My opinion on the matter is that, in the islamic world, religious careers are more socially rewarding than scientific ones. Thus the best minds seeking a good social position go the religious studies instead. The idea of science is also
609.
by rat9988 6y ago
He compared it to Dropbox...
610.
by rat9988 6y ago
There are abusable security laws in every country, no worries here.
611.
by rat9988 6y ago
>Who else then? Me.
612.
by rat9988 6y ago
The original is highly editorialized. It's too partisan.
613.
by rat9988 6y ago
The goal is to improve animals living conditions. At least for me, that is.
614.
by rat9988 6y ago
I'm not sure where is the problem here for the team that doesn't use it.
615.
by rat9988 6y ago
To be honest it doesn't bother me being less productive. If my employer pays me to do useless meetings, that's on him. The best I can do is to notify him about the state of things. Being productive or not doesn't matter much
616.
by rat9988 6y ago
They probabably had to be present in flesh and blood with documents to prove his identity.
617.
by rat9988 6y ago
"actix community" and "unsafe Rust code is the devil community" are not mutually exclusive.
618.
by rat9988 6y ago
It still wouldn't make them co-founder. I'm not sure there is such a thing as co-founder exlcusive work.
619.
by rat9988 6y ago
The whole point of scylladb, which the author has extensively worked on, is that we can be a lot faster without garbage collection.
620.
by rat9988 6y ago
Nothing. They are just young people who make fun of others.
621.
by rat9988 6y ago
US sphere of influence.
622.
by rat9988 6y ago
You ask them if it was done with a paper trail. Don't try to log in to test your credentials ouf of good faith.
623.
by rat9988 6y ago
I always felt Math use data structures and algorithms. Properties of whatever you manipulate let you have some sort of known structure with proven theorems, then you use these theorems one after an other until you get to where you maybe &qu
624.
by rat9988 6y ago
It sees it was already used for windows: https://blog.chromium.org/2016/10/making-chrome-on-windows-f...
625.
by rat9988 6y ago
I assume malice because of the tone. The concern is legitimate, the tone is offputting.
626.
by rat9988 6y ago
From the same guidelines: >Be kind. Don't be snarky. Have curious conversation; don't cross-examine. This is not the first time I see you needlessly accusing a point of view you disagree with of flamewar.
627.
by rat9988 6y ago
I feel more sorry toward the investors who paid for their workj to be honest.
628.
by rat9988 6y ago
You can try mipony. It solves the same problem, but with a lot less ressources I feel.
629.
by rat9988 6y ago
I'm pretty sure hooks weren't his idea. Can't remember where he said that. The fact that he enjoys communicating doesn't mean he is the only one working on react.
630.
by rat9988 6y ago
I'm not sure why you'd call him a partisan. At worst he has an opinion, which doesn't think that the colonialism was morally neutral, and he is sharing it with us.

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