tokyo1000

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   by tokyo1000 12y ago

   jgrahamc's comment that I replied to is a mild example of this. If people are repeatedly raising the same concerns whenever HTTP/2 is discussed, then there are clearly issues with it that aren't being sufficiently dealt with.
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   by tokyo1000 12y ago

   The fact that there's so much disagreement and discontent surrounding this should concern everyone involved. Trade-offs are being made that may benefit some people and organizations, but these trade-offs are also causing significant pr
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   by tokyo1000 12y ago

   It's too bad to see that your comment is getting downvoted. I think it hits on some important issues. From what I can tell, Mozilla's own Firefox feedback stats support what you're saying. https://input.mozilla.org
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   by tokyo1000 12y ago

   What if that's just because people have fewer problems with Nim than they have with Rust? The number of SO questions is a better measure of how often and how many people run into problems than it is a measure of overall popularity.
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   by tokyo1000 12y ago

   What is Nim's community like? I ask because I first learned about Nim a few weeks ago when some people were chatting about it on Slashdot. One comment [ http://slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=6771453&cid=48860921 ] quot