polotek

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by polotek 15y ago
I don't think you've taken the time to ask how it might be different from even the other evented systems that have come before. When something that looks similar to what has come before seems to get undo attention, you should perhaps ask if
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by polotek 15y ago
But it's not such an edge case in javascript where asynchronous programming is the norm and stacks get thrown away all the time. In fact it's exactly the scenario that people will immediately try to solve with blocks, but they will fail. fu
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by polotek 15y ago
I think you're inventing specific requirements to win a debate. So essentially "I can imagine a scenario that would hard for you to accomplish". Are you saying there is no scenario you can fathom that's difficult to accomplish in ruby? If t
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by polotek 15y ago
Actually Dustin's pull request is a bad example entirely. He wanted to change the whole API of emile. He liked the functionality but it didn't work for how he wanted to integrate it into ender. If an API doesn't work for you, you're kind of
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by polotek 15y ago
Left a comment there, might as well leave it here too. An interesting debate (minus the personal attack stuff). But I think the problem is that both sides are trying to warp and narrow the playing field to suit themselves. The truth is ther
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by polotek 16y ago
I respectfully abstain from the vote.
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by polotek 16y ago
They are still trying to pull it off and hopefully the resources of google will help them. The problem vark faces is that they have to build up a large and active community of people willing to answer questions. I was an early user and I s
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by polotek 16y ago
I think this is my underlying problem with keyboards. I have very wide shoulders. I"ve had the most luck with the microsoft natural, but I find myself wanting to increase the split angle all the time. Also having an ergo keyboard with low