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by xixixao 12y ago
Clearly you don't live in the region. Since I've lived in both Central Europe and the UK and US, I can guarantee you that corruption blossoms (at least as judged by the public) everywhere the same. P.S.: Slovakia is in Central, no
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by xixixao 12y ago
That's funny because JavaScript could be considered a new language (unless you were counting the "JavaScript, HTML, CSS knowledge useful" descriptions). Languages take time, two Golang jobs is already pretty good given how yo
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by xixixao 12y ago
For the article: If you try to argue for superiority, you should probably check the alternatives first and give an example where your preferred choice is obviously superior - the example of adding an empty body to each method is a great exa
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by xixixao 12y ago
Is there a video of the talk?
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by xixixao 12y ago
I just wonder, relatively, how big is the part of the ES6/7 driving community which were the people who hated on CoffeeScript because it required a compilation step (and now they love BabelJS). There will be things which you will alway
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by xixixao 12y ago
Gotta have Flash enabled.
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by xixixao 12y ago
Google's Project Shield could help? http://www.google.com/ideas/projects/project-shield/
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by xixixao 12y ago
Are Go libraries split up more granular than npm packages? Surprises me Go has such a large number of projects listed.
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by xixixao 12y ago
Say it had three ports, you would really buy an underpowered thinner Pro for the same amount of money? I didn't think so...
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by xixixao 12y ago
I expected a woman in black. This could be made quite scary. Great demo.
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by xixixao 12y ago
The site works! in IE9 mobile (WP internal browser), that's a pretty good job .) As choppy on my MBPR as any other full-screen image website.
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by xixixao 12y ago
I think that really depends on how you use email, and since original WP was all about simplicity, the app is tailored more for a simple use (I just read email, don't delete/sort or anything else)
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by xixixao 12y ago
I really don't understand this point of the article: I hated the fact that in Java any call might block. To me, this isn't some better abstraction, this is like a language being impure by default: any function can make changes to
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by xixixao 12y ago
I don't understand why this remark deserves a downvote, don't you think that this "news" from some internal source on the board simply doesn't add up? Have I wrote something incorrect?
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by xixixao 12y ago
I also don't understand how this is news to anyone. The fact that Google wasn't planning on selling its driverless cars but instead provide a service was discussed months ago, including the fact that the way this service would be
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by xixixao 12y ago
I always thought the position of the back button in the top left corner is the worst part of iOS, even back before iPhone4s. I also can't reach the top left corner of my phone, but luckily I don't need to, on my Lumia (920).
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by xixixao 12y ago
I hate them! Do you remember the good old times, where people just wrote their code, and didn't share it with anyone? Everyone just reimplemented everything, all the time. And if someone did try to share some code, you wouldn't fi
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by xixixao 12y ago
Which (if any) client side router library do you prefer then?
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by xixixao 12y ago
Wow, almost no positive feedback here? I think the article assumes certain audience, and for me, this brought a great insight I did not ever get in our college courses.
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by xixixao 12y ago
Java. I'm serious.
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by xixixao 12y ago
Personally, I found it exceptionally well summarized. For me, the usefulness is in striving to not fall into one of these categories (as the conclusion hints, I certainly have the potential to end up that way from time to time). I could tra
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by xixixao 12y ago
I haven't noticed this, Nim is the new name for Nimrod.
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by xixixao 12y ago
This snippet from the implementation sheds some light on the origins of Go for me, the mindset from which it's born and why it isn't a language for me. interactive := false if name == "-" { interactive
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by xixixao 12y ago
Purely in terms of the website, you have no back button from the list of users but also no support for browser history. Otherwise cool!
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by xixixao 12y ago
This is purely UK vs US difference: From my experience, companies in the US can pay over $100k to fresh graduates. The same companies pay 30% less in the UK. So the $95k translates to $40k, which is what you'd expect.
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by xixixao 12y ago
Hmm, seems I was overly optimistic. This fails with two words only on one line, highlights the words "red" and "blue" as being composed of each other and so on. Back to git difftool --color-words
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by xixixao 12y ago
Nice, but you want an option for specifying words (or some sane default like \b), otherwise you get unreadable output.
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by xixixao 12y ago
This is great, is there a way to use it with Git? Edit: It also pains me that this is not the default (or one of the two default) diff views almost anywhere. The best diff I've used was in Phabricator. But Google, Github and Git don&#x
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by xixixao 12y ago
Very simple fix: instead of lottery, award the visas to the highest paid employees in each field. That salary cannot drop more than 10%. (I'd add, the employee can switch companies, instead of being tied to one, given they are again pa
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by xixixao 12y ago
Having examples just executable from the website is invaluable, especially to excite more people. For fun: Relatedness of Sentences (beta) 1 - not related at all 5 - an almost perfect paraphrase Two men are taking a break from a trip on a s

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