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Stranger2013
13y ago
- if you have any closed source projects on e.g. BitBucket mention this on your resume;
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That reminds me beer ads in eastern Europe :). They show successful people enjoying themselves in a cosy pub. But reality is vomit and alcoholism. Not sure that someone selling an unhealthy legal drug/stimulator is a good role model. U
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"Any programmer ignoring JavaScript is doing themselves a disservice." Not really. You get to work with a buggy language and you loose competitive edge on the work market. Management's/business's point of view could
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13y ago
What do you do when you don't like someone's use of freedom of speech? Try recruiting a mob to bully them.
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13y ago
Err... Not available for Windows -> FAIL. You should reflect this in subj to avoid peoples' frustration.
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13y ago
"I’ve always dreamed of having a little house, a really small little house" the thing is that it's not economically possible for everyone to have those.
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13y ago
But it might get drastically colder :).
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At higher price people will complain about lack of standard apps. I doubt there is a phone-friendly HTML5 Angry Birds out there.
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13y ago
What if that car is a real chick-magnet though?
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"bought" a house or taken a loan?
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13y ago
No thanks, we do not need civil wars.
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13y ago
Completely new to Scala but I think that "18 ways" code sample is a bit exaggerated. It is just a choice between C#-ish "a => a + 1" and Haskell-ish "_ + 1".
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13y ago
Is it a thought experiment or something that author suggests people use for real-world commercial projects? It would be nice to see some sort of feature comparison table (vs Lua, vs JS etc.).
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We need to fix the root of the problem - evolution-derived protein bodies.
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"Find the nearest intelligent life form" ...that is not carnivorous and is not interested in our resources and is not interested in exterminating us for whatever reason.
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13y ago
News, economics and (especially) politics do not matter in your life. You have no control over those things anyway (lets be realistic).
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Java does not allow using reflection to access private fields !? Dude, just use C#.
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Brainfuck language is even denser.
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13y ago
Consider F# then.
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Google are trying to use Python as well. But they are probably forcing the best practices as well - otherwise it's a mess.
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Those companies are using it properly though, don't they?
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13y ago
Well, of course a classic programming language is better then a script language for majority of tasks. Script languages like JS and Ruby just should not be abused and should only be used as a very thin layer on top. E.g. GUI scripting.
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13y ago
Wow, you can't even see trends without logging in now? Not to mention there is still no API.
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I thought it was about making a very risky investment in a hope for a really high return.
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The sad part is now there is a pressure to put _your_ OSS project on GitHub instead of BitBucket just to boost its chances...
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Pointless and unfunny. Nintendo doesn't even produce the kind of hardcore games, that are most popular on KS. And not a one mention of Ouya - too scared to draw in that comparison?
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Whatever is the platform there is always a C/C++ for it...
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Yes, coxaqui. Especially if the alternative is you destroying us.
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It should really be named as 'web bytecode' or 'web assembly'.
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13y ago
[some negative rant below to offset the hype - sorry] > "This is Unreal Engine" - a subset of it > "with physics" - did not notice any falling kickable boxes and such > "cloth simulation, particles, light & glare effects" -
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