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by themihai 10y ago
If case you don't know communist countries held elections too except in practice you could vote a single party.
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by themihai 10y ago
Well, nothing is free. They all pay them one way or another. It's just that this time they don't hold enough value for the system so they get kicked out. Simply said the wise guys got their properties. It's not really unusual
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by themihai 10y ago
It's not only about the connectors. With ethernet(avb or dante) you get networking audio(ip based) and time sync over long cables. This is not really possible with USB, jacks, firewire etc. A single ethernet connector may have hundred
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by themihai 10y ago
or ethernet(avb, dante)
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by themihai 10y ago
United Airlines is not really farmer Joe and something tells me that even United Airlines doesn't send its 747 to Boeing for all the maintenance work...
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by themihai 10y ago
>>>Tell us about what you’re working on and we’ll get back to you within two weeks. How is this better than a traditional bank?
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by themihai 10y ago
There is Ubuntu Phone. There were also several devices. Here is the source for one of them: https://github.com/bq/aquaris-E4.5
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by themihai 10y ago
What are you talking about? The fake news are basically like the spam and phishing sites except they are state sponsored. Freedom of speech doesn't mean you have to bombarded by propaganda spread by russian bots. This is cyberwar. Soon
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by themihai 10y ago
I think they already settled that.
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by themihai 10y ago
A military alliance (such NATO) alone cannot prevent war between its members. The recent events(Trump threating to pull U.S. support or Turkey's behaviour) proves how fragile a such alliance is. I wouldn't be surprised to see Turk
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by themihai 10y ago
It just makes you feel more foreign though...You also have to consider deportation if the political environment changes or for some reasons you fail to extend your visa. That may give you a feel of insecurity and shortly said you may no lon
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by themihai 10y ago
Very unlikely but not impossible. It reminds me of "Yes California" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yes_California
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by themihai 10y ago
Does it matter who started? I don't think blaming one state or another helps much once the nukes take off.
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by themihai 10y ago
Well, you didn't see a war between Germany and England though... Bosnia, Iraq etc were not part of the EU. The point was to create a closely integrated Europe so that war would become unthinkable just like a war between England and Sco
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by themihai 10y ago
there is already one. http://www.shiftjs.com/#/home
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by themihai 10y ago
Something tells me this would be against some WTO rules. The US gov could simply negotiate a better deal just like Germany, Sweden or any other country does but...I guess the lobby plays a important role in the grand scheme of things so unl
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by themihai 10y ago
Package management is in the works though
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by themihai 10y ago
In practice the author rarely changes the import domain/url so it's not really an nuisance. There are tools to fix imports if the unlikely case actually happens. I value the fact that I don't need config files to make it work
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by themihai 10y ago
<< I don't want to mention some 3rd party irrelevant company name, and especially its URL in my source code Then don't use a irrelevant company name. Use your own name e.g. rsc.io/pdf . See more here https://
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by themihai 10y ago
You should use a vanity name such rsc.io/pdf which provides some meta data where the code is and how to fetch it. I personally like the import syntax. More about this here https://golang.org/doc/go1.4#canonicalimpo
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by themihai 10y ago
Go is more about pragmatism. If you need to deliver a web API today it is definitely a better choice than Rust and many other languages. Tools such Godoc encourages you to dive into the source code, something that is missing on many languag
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by themihai 10y ago
>> I'm not sure I see any interest in that tbh: Running other languages(than JS) in the browser is interesting for sure.
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by themihai 10y ago
We already have it. It's called HTML. Disable CSS and JS and you've got it! Standard UI only.
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by themihai 10y ago
I think stability and maturity and is what Swift is missing now to qualify for many domains you mentioned(i.e IoT/systems programming)
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by themihai 10y ago
There is an experimental package manaent which most likely will become defaul in Go 1.9
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by themihai 10y ago
The GUI issue could be fixed once Go gets WASM support(along with DOM access). Developing entirely new GUI libs is quite laborious considering the expectations.
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by themihai 10y ago
People don't like to rewrite infrastructure code just b/c the provider decided it's not worth it anymore. When you sign up you consider the whole ecosystem not individual services. The cloud platform is marketed as reliable
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by themihai 10y ago
I know ...but when? 2030? There is no timeline. My point is that GC and DOM should have been part of the MVP if it were to gain any traction as the assembly of the web. Otherwise it remains an experiment/niche like Asm.js, PNaCI etc.
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by themihai 10y ago
Well, I'm talking about "state of the art" apps. You can always fallback to server-side rendering/pure html if the connection is too slow and you can't afford the boostrap/init download. Depending on your use c
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by themihai 10y ago
The JS devs don't really need wasm. JS works just fine in browser. I find the use cases mentioned (js app + high performance wasm modules) limited to a very small niche. WASM is supposed to be a target language. Are they trying to con

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