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841.
by zerr 5y ago
Sadly, Sciter's author failed to raise enough donations to make it open source.
842.
by zerr 5y ago
Quite unpopular in the Haskell community as I recall.
843.
by zerr 5y ago
But one would expect something different (better) than "back to C, lets implement vtables by hand" :) Procedural programming hype was in 70s/80s, but that doesn't mean we got rid of procedures afterwards :)
844.
by zerr 5y ago
It's more about the lack of desperation.
845.
by zerr 5y ago
GTK uses Glib which implements the whole OO manually. I'd expect something different in the modern language.
846.
by zerr 5y ago
Can anyone briefly describe or point to the relevant resource - how GUI toolkits in Rust are done without the proper OO? E.g. how do you model and implement Object > EventHandler > Window > Control > RadioButton hierarchy?
847.
by zerr 5y ago
Why a phage therapy is not widespread?
848.
by zerr 5y ago
Although, similar facilities were already available in other systems such as Solaris, Windows NT, FreeBSD.
849.
by zerr 5y ago
The thing is, for most mobile apps, 99% code are views, with a very tiny part that can be called "business logic". Doesn't really make sense to involve C++/JNI bridges hassle.
850.
by zerr 5y ago
As a side note, for some reason, cross-platform frameworks such as Flutter are quite popular in developing countries.
851.
by zerr 5y ago
You can check the financials of any company without registering: https://www.180.no/
852.
by zerr 5y ago
C++ is so pervasive and ubiquitous that there is no "C++ community" per se. It just reflects the whole world.
853.
by zerr 5y ago
It seems like all such resources are about web-scale distributed systems and the content/methods are quite standardized. What about other large-scale systems? E.g. desktop applications - for instance, how to design a large-scale deskto
854.
by zerr 5y ago
You can already start living your dream with a remote 30-50% load job.
855.
by zerr 5y ago
Did anyone notice if Paypal CEO is also hanging here?
856.
Kamani Massacre(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by zerr 5y ago|0 comments
857.
by zerr 5y ago
When reading code, skimming is more important actually. C-like syntax (symbols instead of prose) makes skimming easy.
858.
by zerr 5y ago
I hope the next big thing is a proper error handling instead of if-hell.
859.
by zerr 5y ago
What happens to carpenters who never go into barbery?
860.
Munich Agreement(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by zerr 5y ago|0 comments
861.
by zerr 5y ago
You can bing :) that phrase and see other resources, e.g. https://blogs.berkeley.edu/2016/02/11/why-dont-refugees-fly/
862.
by zerr 5y ago
Relevant: Why don’t refugees fly? https://www.liberties.eu/en/stories/why-refugees-do-not-take...
863.
by zerr 5y ago
Actually, seeking an asylum is perfectly legal. What those border countries are doing is illegal.
864.
by zerr 5y ago
What would be the same but for Paypal?
865.
by zerr 5y ago
Is it necessary to pay with a fiat currency to be considered as customer? Paying them with personal data doesn't count?
866.
by zerr 5y ago
The whole HN is dedicated to minimizing work-times actually.
867.
by zerr 5y ago
Golang team? I've heard the plan is to slack off next 10 years to add pattern matching in Go 3.
868.
by zerr 5y ago
Interesting, what kind of difficulty is it? Does one need to know some particular theory topics, e.g. Computational Geometry or advanced/exotic data structures & algorithms? Or is it about the size/complexity of the solution?
869.
by zerr 5y ago
Somewhat tangential (for the possible future): out of blue my paypal account was suspended recently, permanently, and they refuse to give any reason. Now I'm thinking to apply for some positions there only to raise this topic with the
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Russia Took Advantage While the West Slept(theatlantic.com)
3 points by zerr 5y ago|0 comments

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