Atom4966

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   by Atom4966 10y ago

   > Maybe it's just fanciful and impractical, but I'd sort of hoped this would be the kind of decision that Go could take a stand against, in favor of incentivizing openness. FWIW: This doesn't enable you to do anything you
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   by Atom4966 10y ago

   If you think there is a problem, you should let the Go devs know about it. I still think all your claim are false.
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   by Atom4966 10y ago

   To be honest, this is the strangest thing I've read all week. It's not clear to me what it is you're trying to say or ask.
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   by Atom4966 10y ago

   > I just wanted to mention that I found out the other day that the Go garbage collector doesn't free memory. If you mean `free` as it's used in `C`, then I guess technically, it doesn't `free` memory, but I fail to see the
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   by Atom4966 10y ago

   I find it really creepy too. I think it's now become a part of the culture of both the Atom and VS Code communities. If you bring it up everyine rushes to tell you about how to disable the metrics package while ignoring the other packa
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   by Atom4966 11y ago

   > Sublime Text 3: > > Build 3103: February 2016 I'm just as annoyed as anyone else about the rate of development on Sublime Text, but please, at least state the whole truth. Build 3109 Release Date: 18 March
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   by Atom4966 11y ago

   Please note: https://github.com/atom/atom/issues/4966 remains open and packages `metrics` and `exception-reporting` are still enabled by default. * metrics: sends personal data to Google Analytics * exception