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601.
by zemo 9y ago
that's literally the point of the article.
602.
by zemo 9y ago
> I'm not even a Go developer > Using `interface{}` to temporarily escape the type system tbh if you program Go correctly, you use interface{} pretty rarely.
603.
by zemo 9y ago
it's almost like writing purely-functional code is not the goal of Go.
604.
by zemo 9y ago
attaching an event handler to a keyboard action is not the same thing as keylogging...
605.
by zemo 9y ago
go a few corps up the chain: VMWare was acquired by EMC, which was merged with Dell. Dell EMC is probably a safe horse in this race.
606.
by zemo 10y ago
check every weekday, but only click and read one, maybe two articles each day. I always read comments in the articles about Go to see the Haskell programmers having tantrums. I always read comments in the articles about JavaScript to see th
607.
by zemo 10y ago
sure but you often have to fight tooth and nail for the right to invent anything yourself in a lot of modern web-based environments. The idea of actually inventing something yourself is seen as crazy and dangerous in a lot of places.
608.
by zemo 10y ago
it's been around since before Go 1.0
609.
by zemo 10y ago
> I am of the opinion that a Pro machine does not need to be the thinnest available model. the "pro" in pro just means "professional", as in "connected to one's profession". It does not mean "profe
610.
by zemo 10y ago
I wish the author success. Many UI libraries for Go have been made and abandoned. It would be a joy to see one succeed.
611.
by zemo 10y ago
based on the title, I thought it was going to talk about how to build a modern front end from scratch. That is, "modern" meaning that it meets the user's expectations, fits the realities of how they are browsing, and makes us
612.
by zemo 10y ago
I'm not maligning the source, I'm maligning the material. I'm asserting that truth and utility are separate and equally important dimensions of scrutiny. It is not enough that a document be genuine: it must also be of consequ
613.
by zemo 10y ago
this is a gorgeously written piece. The knee-jerk reactions in here that this is propaganda without merit seem to lack reading comprehension or imagination. The piece does not say "never leak emails ever", the piece says "onl
614.
by zemo 11y ago
etsy has done some work in this area, too. https://vimeo.com/63087035
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by zemo 11y ago
so the application has to be aware of the log publishing strategy, and the application itself writes its log output directly into a zmq socket?
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by zemo 11y ago
mmm, this seems to be a confusion of names. Using const and iota in Go helps you to create enumerations ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enumeration ) whereas enum in Rust is actually creating a tagged union ( http:/
617.
by zemo 11y ago
pretty even-handed. > The other day I had to make a bunch of fields public to satisfy Go's encoding package, and code needed to be updated everywhere with a manual find/replace (the same string was used in other contexts too so
618.
by zemo 12y ago
subjects don't know whether they do or do not have placebo. That's inherent in the definition of placebo.
619.
by zemo 12y ago
programming language semantics and server availability are distinct topics. If you write a beautiful Haskell program that generates n+1 queries on a database, it will fall over. That doesn't make Haskell bad. Nine times out of ten,
620.
by zemo 12y ago
A goroutine is not a thread. That only ties up that one goroutine.
621.
by zemo 12y ago
> once Apple reads my radar and implements /regex/ literal syntax jesus, get over yourself.
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by zemo 12y ago
> are there languages where you can't declare a constant with a multiplication expression? obviously PHP. php > const X = 1; php > echo X; 1 php > const Y = 1 * 2; Parse error: parse error, expecting `',&#
623.
by zemo 13y ago
Feigned surprise is a different concept. Feigned surprise is when you act surprised that someone else doesn't know something; it's when surprise is used to illustrate that someone has failed to meet your expectations. "you&
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by zemo 13y ago
what level of crime is this? Does this count as computer trespass in NY? If so, that's a class E felony. § 156.10 Computer trespass. A person is guilty of computer trespass when he or she knowingly uses, causes to be used,
625.
by zemo 13y ago
according to their manifesto, their stated purpose is to keep The Internet a free and open platform. It turns out that this does go hand in hand with innovation, and so they are an institution for innovation, but their stated purpose is pr
626.
by zemo 13y ago
yeah he's not historically very involved in activism but he's not in the closet either. http://valleywag.gawker.com/tim-cook-speaks-about-his-own-di...
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by zemo 13y ago
>Secondly, is marriage really a civil right? Yes. >If you say yes, explain why campaigners aren't fighting to allow brother to marry sister, mother to marry son, or polygamous marriages which have a long history in many cultures?
628.
by zemo 13y ago
technology is neither good nor bad; it's an ongoing process of evolution. It is also a force of power. It is necessary to ensure the safety and liberty of the people that no single monopoly over these technologies exist. now, let&#x2
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by zemo 13y ago
I have no idea. What I'm saying is that it doesn't, in practice, actually matter for those companies, but it does matter for Mozilla. Let's say, hypothetically, the CEO of Apple|Microsoft|Oracle had donated to Proposition
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by zemo 13y ago
Remember folks: Mozilla is a civil rights organization, not a technology company. They happen to operate in the technology space, but their stated purpose is to safeguard and advance civil rights, not sell technology. A potential CEO&#x2

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