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by tete 4y ago
Go was originally advertised as Google "sponsoring" Rob Pike & Co. to create a programming language. For a while it even sounded like the Java, Python, C++ devs at Google didn't even like it. The website focused on the pr
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by tete 4y ago
Or they have custom code for bigger services.
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by tete 4y ago
Given that Google decides to do that effectively out of bad design. What if your website hosted 100 Go modules and it scales linearly, that's 400GB, still not a problem? What if every programming language did that? I don't really
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by tete 4y ago
Which would still be far from great for any kind of source hosting website.
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by tete 4y ago
Not to sound rude, but this mostly seem like "random" assumptions, even on the goals side. Was there others to work on the code? Was portability a goal? Would it matter if the interface is a C for DirectX anyways?
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by tete 4y ago
By what measure? It's a great game, that people still talk about, ran more smoothly than a lot of current title. And it sounds like he knew the language. So how was this a bad choice?
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by tete 5y ago
That's a bit of a human trait, categorizing things. It's not like evolution decides to suddenly have a new species, it's by definition liquid, generation for generation. The fact that there are many more clearly defined speci
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by tete 5y ago
> if two populations can mate, then they're the same species Wouldn't that mean homo sapiens and neanderthals are the same species, given that many people have neanderthal genes and interbreeding is even a hypothesis for the ex
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Danube Cloud, create cloud data centers on your own hardware(docs.danubecloud.org)
4 points by tete 5y ago|2 comments
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by tete 5y ago
You know, if you paused it, you closed it, maybe even mis-clicked you interacted with it, that's engagement for way too many metrics. You are not gonna consider them to not be or even be negative, who wants their numbers go down? Destr
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RollerCoaster Tycoon as a Browser Game(youtube.com)
6 points by tete 5y ago|1 comments
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by tete 5y ago
Which is HTTP/2, another monster, not even fully implemented by web browsers, which is why gRPC doesn't work using web browsers.
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by tete 7y ago
I am making my money with Kubernetes and the ecosystem around it and I wholeheartedly disagree on K8s being the future. However I do agree on vendor lock-in. At least to a degree. KVM and Xen didn't really prevent this for cloud enviro
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by tete 9y ago
I agree, however as someone coming from Europe I don't think that's easily possible. The US seems to require means that don't sound socialist/communist to some people. A lot of investment and subsidization into common go
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by tete 9y ago
On the government level, maybe. On the overall population it's interesting. Many people don't consider themselves religious, when they do practice rituals to please gods. I however am not sure how much of this is tradition and hab
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by tete 9y ago
Isn't choasmonkey just randomly restarting virtual servers on Amazon? Kudos to Netflix, but restarting a virtual server vs a physical or a whole data center are different things. I think every company that cares a bit about high availa
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by tete 9y ago
There is a filter at the top and you can click on the tag. However it seems that the tags are not all there. For example Freeciv is in there ant not tagged as playable. So don't rely on it.
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by tete 9y ago
While I agree on the centralization part, I don't think that this somehow makes it dead. I mean in the end many comparable systems are even more centralized. The notion of "to me, bitcoin died" sounds like "that show&#x2
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by tete 9y ago
Compare this with the global economy. The number of Bitcoin users is still increasing, so the wealth is distributing. If you compare that with the global economy, the wealth is accumulating at a single point. https://upload.wikim
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Librem 5 – A Security and Privacy Focused Phone(puri.sm)
3 points by tete 9y ago|1 comments
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by tete 9y ago
I agree here. If Perl 6 however gets anything close to Perl 5's Mojolicious it would be more than enough to switch to it. I haven't used Perl in many years, but it's by far the best web framework I've ever used. It'
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by tete 9y ago
It mainly depends on what you are trying to achieve and whether you consider that time worthwhile. They are both great options and FreeNAS already gives you a lot of flexibility. It's a bit like with a router. Do you use something alon
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by tete 9y ago
> (e.g., inherent sexism in vocabulary), and since it's invented, you can't shrug it off with "historical baggage" Introduction of Esperanto: 1887 Formation of the International Alliance of Women: 1904 Women's su
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by tete 9y ago
Yes and no. I agree that standards make things easier, but standards probably make it harder or at least not easier to really come to an EOL for dated technology. See how browsers still have to support non CSS styling and similar. What I me
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by tete 9y ago
However, one has to see that many countries that are considered "real" democracies have quasi cartels as well. The most famous example being the US, however it's certainly not limited to that. Other candidates do get rejected
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by tete 9y ago
As already was pointed out. I meant to write ActiveX, not DirectX. I don't actually know too much about graphics programming. Stupid mistake from my side. Sorry!
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by tete 9y ago
Oops. Meant to write ActiveX.
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by tete 9y ago
Sorry. That was before my coffee. It's indeed what I meant. Thanks!
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Save the meme(savethememe.net)
4 points by tete 9y ago|0 comments
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by tete 9y ago
I am also not a Perl programmer (anymore). I used to program in Perl decades ago and mostly switched essentially because of the hype. I've now many years of professional experience with Python and while I really like the language and w

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