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tshannon
11y ago
To a point, but if you look at most laws, especially tax laws, you'll see a completely lack of logic in many of them, so much so that they literally could not be put into a program.
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Yeah, what was the criteria for making it to the main Apply listing? Was it number of votes? Comments? Our application never showed up there: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11467813
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11y ago
So the law should really be one giant program that legislators should "commit" code to, after code review of course. Neat idea.
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Not necessarily. For instance I believe Nyaovim actually renders to <canvas>. So there is very little dom. I'm sure there is some overhead, but I don't see any reason why the performance can't get on par, if not clos
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Same for me, which is why nvim is so exciting.
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I just wanted to say how awesome it is that you mention Gogs, a competing platform. It shows that you're focused on your domain, not closed-mindly discounting every competitor, and are open about any shortcomings in Gitlab.
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This is why I love open source projects, and shows just how open source Go is. Fantastic.
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"...give or take a Petabyte or two" As one does.
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Cool. Looks like bitbucket links don't work though. It runs the report card correctly, but the generated links back to the source all 404.
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Yeah, I found so much new music from grooveshark broadcasts.
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Really good point, but I think Canonical is wielding much less influence in their hardware relationships than Google can, thus the <hardware manufacturer><software developer> official name. It seems childish to want your name fi
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I suggest just writing something in it. A lot of the criticisms turned me off as well, but I dove in anyway. I stopped paying attention to the criticisms when I found out how incredibly productive I was able to be in Go. Give it a try and m
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You were so concerned with with whether or not you could make a pop culture reference, you didn't stop to think if you should.
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This will probably never be seen, but one of the best things I think we can do to lower the cost of living as well as help get people into paying jobs is localize the economy more. Make it more efficient to buy food from the local farmer &#
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Yep, here's hoping it stays that way. Although Occulus has already dropped support for Mac and Linux. They said it's just temporary. I really hope that's the case.
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Well I think in general that's a problem with a centralized anything. We need a decentralized github.
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I'm not talking about it not technically able to be cross platform (because it's obviously already in opengl on the mobile platforms), I'm just saying Carmack better hope that Microsoft doesn't want to come out with a co
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And for any platform that isn't windows.
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11y ago
I've felt the same, especially with the developer tools, but I started using Firefox developer edition, and it seems much, much faster, so I'm sure improvements are coming.
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I just used it, and it works beautifully. Much easier and less impact than the official client. Thanks,
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I think regardless of the car, you can't count on humans to always be paying attention.
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11y ago
Or even better. Get people out of the car driving business altogether. We suck at it.
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11y ago
Well they are actually separate modules, and if you look at rollup-babel you'll see the main reason it exists is to speed up builds. > Using Rollup then using Babel slows down development, because Babel is much quicker dealing with
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I love it. It works great. Use it with https://github.com/rollup/rollup-babel for a complete es6 build.
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Cool, but honestly, I'm not sure I'd ever use it.
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Well shit, how come I've never seen anonymous structs before. That's pretty cool.
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11y ago
exercise. It'll give you a clear mind for programming, and a good nights sleep every night.
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I can't wait until we don't have to run it in a terminal though.
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He's saying the community solved it, and the Go Team is using the best ideas from the community to start implementing a solution built into the Go tools. This has been their policy from the start. The Go team knows that Google tends t
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