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https://www.cloudflare.com
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There is also swing and javafx if you want to use jvm.
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I wish it was true! Any big news site confirms this? Is it not just what https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/5.10 wants?
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Although not a dynamic language, I think Go meets all of your needs. It is statically compiled - you get one executable without any dependencies. Its speed is much closer to C than to Python. Type system and syntax is very simple.
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Typos are easily checked by dictionary - no need to be native speaker for that :)
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Although I find build Go code with go tool very nice, it is in no way part of language specification. Just like in c you can build your own object files and/or archives and link them as you please. How go the tool does it is not the on
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It's up to you to decide how/what you want to link, just like in C. I've prepared simple example at https://github.com/tumdum/go_libs that you can use to see how exactly it's all working.
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1) Was this static C library? Then you need to recompile. If it was dynamic then the question is did abi change? If yes, you need to recompile, otherwise you don't (but security updates usually don't break abi). 2) Always. 3) Yes,
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> Unless there is another language that beats Python in terms of simplicity of toolchain, deployment and syntax Actually those 3 things are much simpler in Go.
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Because mailing lists are simple and modern webapps are easy .
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Way would you want to force everyone to give up privacy and freedoms to the state?
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There is also WIR https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WIR_Bank which is backed by assets, but I think it's not targeted at individuals.
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It's a pity that franc is no longer backed by gold.
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Did you read the article? feminism critic Suzanne Venker, former secretary of state Condoleezza Rice, International Monetary Fund Managing Director Christine Lagarde and Narendra Modi, now the Indian prime minister. I can understand that
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It is already broken ;) In c++ indexing vector does no range checks while in Go indexing slice checks validity of index. And vector in gcc growths by factor of 2 while slice in Go grows by 25% after it's bigger than 1024 elements. So t
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I think you misunderstood me. I'm not saying it is common to use unsafe functions in Haskell for 'bad things'. All I'm saying is that due to existence unsafe functions it is possible to lie about your real side effects a
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http://www.amazon.com/Java-Concurrency-Practice-Brian-Goetz/...
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unsafePerformIO invalidates any guarantees in Haskell :(
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So let's say there is tariff on imported oil at 10$ per barrel. This means that US companies will buy oil locally, which means that all domestic oil producers can raise oil prices by 9$ and still be competitive on domestic market. But
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Because world is different than bubble of HN/Lobsters/Silicon Valley ;)
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You are presuming quite a lot from my short post :) And you've clearly didn't read that book if you think author claims quality of life in Scandinavia is low :)
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Very little concrete data about Scandinavia... A book packed with numbers and references which paints quite a different picture: http://www.iea.org.uk/sites/default/files/publications/files...
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The land of the free? Less and less with each decade :(
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First of all, this is really comparison of regexp packages. PCRE (am I correct that it's used in perl?) written in C vs re2 written in Go. On related topic, in this case utf8 is not needed so switching to []byte oriented api is good i
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It looks that it requires either proto files or somethig like this - https://github.com/rsc-dev/pbd/blob/master/examples/test.ser There is no way to infer attribute names from on the wire representa
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We are still using IBM Rational Rhapsody here. It's crude application, but it does what's advertised.
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A question is read by hundreds of users and written only by one. Is spending some time on preparing that question for future readers too much to ask? Respect your readers :)
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There is no ambiguity - you are to provide predefined date in your layout. That predefined date (Mon Jan 2 15:04:05 -0700 MST 2006) is chosen in a way so that there is no ambiguity.
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I will just leave https://mises.org/sites/default/files/For%20a%20New%20Libert... here, especially chapter 8.
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Is this 'entrepreneurs news' or 'hacker news'? Luckily we have lobsters ;)
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