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by tinco 14y ago
I don't think it is circular, if the compiler never changes, a new compiler (for a new language) will come out. New generations might find the unchanged compiler to be obsolete (as many think of C). Thus its future might be mitigated. I don
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by tinco 14y ago
If I have a wart, I go to the GP to have it iced, perhaps it hurts for a little while, but my skin is better off. If a compiler removes a wart, why wouldn't you s/wart/scar/? Perhaps it's a bit of a pain every compiler release, but in the e
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by tinco 14y ago
"Stop making things more difficult in the long term just because some whiners are unwilling to learn the trivialities of a new syntax in the short." The unwillingness of whiners is the number one reason for software to suck. Why does a C11
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by tinco 15y ago
This was my first question too. In that picture, not any grey would match with the reds to give the feel of that image.. probably.. Maybe just order by saturation, and then limit to 5 colors?
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by tinco 15y ago
... because it might work better? Have you been living under a rock the past ten years? How do you even envision industrial designers improving 3d printing software?
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by tinco 15y ago
Hey, GMail doesn't have a public API does it? Could you tell us a bit about how you integrate with gmail, I thought they kept it pretty locked down?
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by tinco 15y ago
Why does it have to be a problem no one else is solving? Of course competing with an existing service is hard, but sometimes thinking of something no one else is doing is harder. In many cases, especially in software, the competition is not
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by tinco 15y ago
I know set theory has some very real world applications, like formulating a data query in set notation. Applying set transformations to it to get a more optimized query and then transposing that to SQL to get a correct and performant sql qu
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by tinco 15y ago
The blindness and self-absorbance in this post is so infuriating I find myself constantly removing personal attacks on you from this comment. It's safe to say I feel offended by this, I consider myself to be a 'brogrammer' or 'popped collar
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by tinco 15y ago
I third this comment. These 'brogrammers' and popped collar programmers should stop feeling good about loving their programming tools and showing it too us by making well designed blogs and sharing their love for these unproven technologies
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by tinco 15y ago
Yes! Programmers should immediately stop having fun with new technologies and sharing their love and passion for the tools they love. Go back to work you inefficient popped collar programmers!
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by tinco 15y ago
Hey there's something I'm a bit confused about. The text talks about how when you receive stock as an employee you pay income (gains) tax over them for which they might not have the cash. Does this also hold for other stock holders like the