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The real point here isn't really Hollywood vs SV but rather that VC portfolios can outperform on just one stellar investment despite the rest being losers bc the ROIs can get so high. So paying a premium to get into a contested round o
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I'm guessing so you could use swift to write web front end code. And this goes from Swift -> JS, so you would still need to learn Swift
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One reason why the 1% pay less taxes is b/c they make their money on investments rather than income. The yearly capital gains tax (tax on investment gains) is ~15% while income tax in that bracket is 30-40%. Those in the 99% pay somewh
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Fun fact: Lyft is the only top 100 app I've heard of using Swift [1] http://www.fastcompany.com/3050266/tech-forecast/lyft-goes-s... [2] http://thenextweb.com/insider/2015/07/17
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Not sure if index approach will work in startups given the power law dynamics. If you are investing as part of a syndicate, I doubt you get pro rata rights to ride a rocket ship up to the top, and you likely wouldn't have the dry powde
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You would run into an adverse selection issue where only low quality startups would want an index fund investor while high-growth ones would seek investments from top-tier investors. The index fund approach works best in public markets.
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This seems like a violation of anti-trust laws
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For objects passed by reference, a Swift "let" signifies immutability of reference (not value); thus you can append to the NSMutableArray but not reassign to a different NSMutableArray. On the other hand a native Swift Array assig
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You wouldn't take another deal to them ever again.
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Yeah ES7 has async and await which are pretty similar to that source: http://www.sitepoint.com/simplifying-asynchronous-coding-es7...
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This looks really awesome - can't wait to try it out!
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Try these: learnyouahaskell.com haskellbook.com
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Like @kspaans says it's more about buying a representation of the market i.e. passive investing. Though, in the case of the S&P500, 500 large cap US stocks is hardly buying the market, so a keen investor would try to create a truly
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The App Store may not be a money maker, but it definitely is a competitive advantage when selling iPhones over the competition esp. Android phones.
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Google Chrome app on iPhones still use mobile safari's rendering engine lol
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This is awesome, very nice of you. Many thanks to you!
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100% agree, I felt like the author was a bit misleading in point #1
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Not sure, but I think it's unique to JS b/c it's built into web browsers. Therefore, all major browsers vendors need to ok major changes to the language so that there isn't a severe fragmentation in version support. I th
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Did you guys consider Erlang or Elixir? Elixir might have especially been a good fit given the history with Ruby.
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Well the call back hell which is a consequence of the event loop paradigm which is in turn due to being single threaded. But callbacks aren't a big deal with the intro of native Promises in ES6. And a lot of people (me included) find t
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Yep using flock right now, though it was kind of hard to find good information on it besides the example you linked above. I'm also using it for a python job so this repo might work out well.
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Lol, OP here, I guess in an indirect way that's how it came off. I don't really think everyone should write in Lisp, but rather that we all should be able to write interoperable code, and one suggested solution is a tree like stru
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Too Many Programming Languages
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Implications of Open Source Swift
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Haha, yeah though Sails is also a Rails like framework for JavaScript http://sailsjs.org/#!/
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The Blub Paradox Rankings
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Programming Language Wishlist
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wish I had this in high school haha, great work guys!
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People are using the canvas now to achieve fast speeds on mobile web. See Flipboard's post on this [1]. The big issue ppl brought up was that using canvas instead of DOM meant losing accessibility. Btw Flipboard released an interesting
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> what are some of the things that make a language more suited to systems programming rather than web the answer was to what qualities make a lang suited for systems programming not just specific to Rust
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