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I don't mind PHP ....but I fuggin hate to write anything that works with MySQL. Such a pain.
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norkakn
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Ruby is pretty gppd, and modern Perl is actually a whole lot of fun. I do a lot of side stuff using Catalyst, and it's wtfs/min are so much less than the PHP code I have to fight with.
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lbruck
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Take a look at this then: http://langexplr.blogspot.com/2007/05/using-f-active-patterns-with-linq.html
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gospelwut
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Don't you bad mouth RSA like.. oh. I recall somebody saying the NSA operates under the assumption they are breached at all times. I also believe they helped write SELinux too?
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__j_random_hacker
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Thanks! I read all the way to the last paragraph of the README thinking that "dive" was some newfangled *computer thing* that everybody except me was already familiar with! :)
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It's kind of funny to be dissing PHP and then talking about Javascript. The design is better, sure, but it's not like a lot of thought was put in the language features to begin with. It's gotten better in more recent versions, but it is still as limited in certain areas as your average prototypal inheritance-based lang...
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ewiethoff
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Python has [raw strings](http://docs.python.org/library/re.html#raw-string-notation). They're mostly useful in regexes because backslashes in raw strings don't need to be escaped by more backslashes.
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dyydvujbxs
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1. The great article would have been better if he didn't sprinkle "monad" fairy dust over it. The Haskell folks eventually learned that the monad obsession has hurt more than it helped and stopped that particular bit off evangelicalism. It is is not even clear (and the article doesn't even mention) why monads (and not...
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gospelwut
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Isn't one of the largest databases on earth Postgres? IIRC, it was some sort of Yahoo database. EDIT: [Perhaps this isn't impressive anymore, but here's an article](https://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9087918/Size_matters_Yahoo_claims_2_petabyte_database_is_world_s_biggest_busiest?taxonomyId=18&intsrc=hm_topi...
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But what if you accuse a person who is obviously trolling of being a troll? Does that count? You do realize that the guy was obviously trolling, right? If a person is a known liar, and says something that is obviously a lie, then saying something like "this from a person who lies all the time" might actually be mean...
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apackofwankers
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Aha! yes, escaping into F# would make things easier.
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gefahr
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Bs. Part of the NSA's mission is to provide a secure ecosystem for American enterprise.
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mycall
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[One idea](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/118341/how-to-debug-a-linq-statement)
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coyul
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Well, this is clearly bullshit to at least some degree. [Murakami Haruki](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haruki_Murakami) (surnames come first in Japanese) is a famous Japanese writer alive today. [Murakami Yoshikiyo](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murakami_Yoshikiyo) is the first of several medieval-era Japanese people ...
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giveitawaynow
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Should be NotSQL, awesome response :)
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tsotha
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>I don't agree with that: the "complication" is about 2 lines of code (and a call to #valueOf(String), and you get the benefits of type-safety, of early checking that your string values make sense and are expected and of code completion of your switches. If you want to make it general, you can't just call valueOf()...
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a_redditor
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You should crosspost to /r/gamedev.
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Worst audience I've ever seen.
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adelle
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> Such buzzwords are made up by people who don’t really understand software development, or how it relates to martial arts and eastern culture in general. LMAO.
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blafunke
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TL;DR sanitize your input!
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poo_22
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Should have a thing where the main person is coding but the audience can help. So the main guy can give out a list of tasks and maybe a reddit like system for choosing the best solution. And then you have a better rpg....
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TheSuperficial
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Codeshite, your post is dripping with sarcasm, but I have to say you do make some good points. None that are new to me, but sadly to many people I'm afraid they are.
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grayvedigga
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I was remarking more on how difficult and tedious it can become to write an application of any complexity without being able to use any control-flow constructs other than the function call. I've done some node recently -- it started off fun, then became painful.
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huntersd
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Done!
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huntersd
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We're taking suggestions and comments on the live stream - people have been really helpful there. We've only ten days left so we're worried about getting distracted!
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If I'm understanding the project correctly...it's currently under another name and I'm guessing they're moving it to this name.
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kamatsu
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It is true that object oriented programming in things like Java is not fun. Similarly, dynamically typed languages are fun at first but suddenly horrible once you hit a serious bug. I quite enjoy math though, so I get a kick out of programming in more formally oriented languages like Haskell or Agda.
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gefahr
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Hash tables usually only hold one data type. Mongo, for example, holds a json object as each document.. Which can contain just about anything. Hmm.. So I guess you're right,
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zeroone
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Gotcha. C# has that also. Java is too stagnant.
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LordArgon
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As kidjan said, a "destructor" in C# is just an alias for object.Finalize(). That's it. To understand that, you should research the CLR's garbage collection and perhaps read a tutorial or two on Finalize. It's actually not as complicated as it probably seems right now.
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javajunkie314
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I kinda wish they *could* take it out, because it's a stupid convention, but we're stuck with it. Way too many backwards-compatibility concerns otherwise.
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kamatsu
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It's funny how you warn against the use of the term "Monad". There once was a time where people thought "closure" sounded too technical and wanted to use terms like "first-class, nested functions". You can see remnants of that in specifications for some early non-functional languages that had those features. Nowadays "...
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booch
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If you know the tags you care about, but don't want to have issues if new tags (that you don't care about) are added, then switching on strings makes sense. Sure, you could catch the enum valueOf call, but the switch default case more correctly expresses the intent of such code.
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EugeneKay
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Except for the part where they didn't. Or did you not follow up after the code audit?
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Fabien4
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Wow, you really think COBOL 2.0 (a.k.a. Java) is less bad than PHP?
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SuperGrade
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In idiomatic code, your program that uses some refcounted (like boost) pointer will be decreasing refcounts every time an item is returned. I.e. the caller of ptr<Result> SomeLibraryCall(...) That *itself* returns something can't assume that its own caller is about to exit. A program in this environment w...
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javajunkie314
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The input can't be compile time checked, of course. But it can do some things, * warn if you miss a case for an enum constant in your switch body * throw an exception if the input doesn't match to a constant * check that values for one xml property aren't mixed with values for another * allow you to specify common me...
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LordArgon
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Not only less verbose, but it makes general coding and refactoring much less cumbersome. Now I don't have to remember the exact name of the type some method returns; I just use var and keep going. Since it's statically inferred anyway, Visual Studio lets you just hover over the var to see the type name and you can st...
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LordArgon
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Care to elaborate?
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Wolfspaw
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Boost is fantastic! It gives a great boost to productivity ; )
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giveitawaynow
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One gem: Ruby It's like becoming Indiana Jones for programming. "I love rubies, and I hate snakes!" Just kidding, but seriously Ruby is pretty cool and fuck your benchmarks <3
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tobsn
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the name sucks... that's the first thing i saw ;)
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eric_t
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I guess you can learn a lot about his coding style without having to *dive* into the Linux kernel code.
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edma2
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Funny, a while ago I wrote something like this but in Python. https://github.com/edma2/stegan
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Where did your see 100s of pages of documentation? It looks like all those URLs 404
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xiongchiamiov
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Usually people using those languages don't use IDEs, but rather use a text editor, something like pdb, and a REPL shell. It's a very different way of thinking, and many people on both sides (myself included) have a hard time understanding how the other get anything done at all. :)
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eric_t
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I think the commenting is excellent, he refrains from commenting the straight-forward stuff, but look in dive.h for instance, where he explains *why* he used those typedefs which may not be immediately obvious. This is how commenting should be done, IMO.
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hodgesmr
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While I won't be spending time watching you code, I think this is very cool.
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xiongchiamiov
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Seems to be something use NoScripters avoided.
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xiongchiamiov
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They wanted to make sure that the overall verbosity was the same.
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Samus_
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I propose NosQL - Nostructred Query Language now we just need a spec
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xiongchiamiov
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Or they know enough C++ to be scared of it in the hands of their coworkers. ;)
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vagif
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i guess if i didn't have a luxury of using haskell in my everyday job, i would too be happy to have LINQ.
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biaachmonkie
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But then you forget the finally somewhere and leak all over the place :-( Plus you can stack usings neatly... using(var db = new SqlConnection()) using(var cmd = new SqlCommand(db)) { // }
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zelf0gale
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You made a direct comparison of C# vs Java in your original comment. I fail to see how you could not see the comment being interpreted as Java needing to compete with C# for developers. Many of the features are syntactic sugar. I don't see how that devalues them, considering how the major objection to Java is its ce...
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fofgrel
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As a tinfoil hat myself, I will crack a beer as well. Cheers 8-)
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Coding in C# = a dreamy breeze of tippety tappity clickity clackity upon a keyboard with soft touch keys. Coding in Java = driving spikes through your palm with a sledge Coding in Perl = spending a drunken night in Thailand with a ladyboy prostitute
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Where are my unsigned ints?
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Lamtd
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VB6? Strings in switch statements are been supported in BASIC since the QuickBasic days in... 1985. Pedants could argue that Select Case statements are not strictly identical to switch() statements, though, especially in pre-VB.NET days.
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mushishi
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Third party libraries that make life hard. They certainly are useful and simplify boilerplate, especially in basic use cases but with their implicit magic hidden under the rug, one is constantly baffled by surprises when learning the framework. I rather like to use proper explicit language mechanisms. e.g. instead of ...
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jyper
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https://plus.google.com/102150693225130002912/posts/PVZDD2N3Tvi
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jyper
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not necessarily.
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Tordek
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> Be aware of old ideas Did you mean beware?
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nirs
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Thats true for idiomatic C++ code :-)
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Lamtd
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Also, the second top feature, try-with-resources, was introduced in Visual Studio 2003, 8 years ago, through the "using" keyword. And a better implementation of type inference (feature #7) was also introduced in VS 2008.
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mikaelhg
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No, it's not true, it's just possible to make it true for oneself with sufficient negativity, or others if you can convince them to believe a blog post instead of your more experienced colleagues.
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eaturbrainz
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That would kind of require that type-classes and higher-kinded polymorphism become generally popular, because without those, monads are less any easy-to-express abstraction than simply a nice design pattern.
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project2501a
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You are not accounting for the Ubuntu Retardi.
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chaosmass2
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NoSQL always reminds me of [this website](http://howfuckedismydatabase.com)
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See people who are good at design don't waste their time with open source. Open source is great as middleware. But as soon as it faces the average end user it becomes a mess.
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Your argument is basically "it's great because so many use it", right?
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AnythingApplied
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In Python, is there a way to force immutable functions like he talks about? Not changing the input anything outside the function? Like a Const or something like that to make a compiler error if I break this? It would be interesting to practice this concept and see what it would mean to my coding habits.
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genmud
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This is probably more dependent on a [MLS](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi-level_secure) or [MAC](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mandatory_access_control) system, like the [solaris trusted extensions](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solaris_Trusted_Extensions)...
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FractalP
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Oh man, you're the guys who made Black Market [a well made and very fun game about spaceships and commodities (so basically a Flash version of Eve)]. If your past work is anything to go by, this is gonna be great. Can't wait!
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NewAlexandria
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Sure - the NSA realized that there was too much cloud data being accumulated outside their purview, so they built an OSS KV-store that has predictable mechanisms for their data-trawling efforts. It will be quite a number of administrations ahead before I feel I can trust my government again. Until then, you're just t...
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mamjjasond
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Not about people breaking into systems. This is about the beginning of modern computers. Features the Woz and other early pioneers of greatness.
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Fabien4
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https://www.squarefree.com/bookmarklets/zap.html
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kamatsu
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What? I'm just expressing my opinion.
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tryx
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Your argument is basically "it has flaws so let's throw it in the trash", right?
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Since call of duty.
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henk53
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It's okay for any vendor to create platform specific APIs. Though Sun would not encourage it, it could not do anything about that. *provided* that those APIs reside in their own namespace (com.microsoft.*). It was *not* allowed to change or ommit Java SE core classes and language features. In the first case, a develo...
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yogsototh
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Of course I agree with you. It was the cause of a bad OO design. The problem was that I used the OO architecture of Swing. I didn't had the power to modify it.
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Fabien4
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Make sense. An open-source programmer makes stuff to scratch their own itches. Even big companies improve Linux to use it for their own needs. You start caring about the packaging when you have something to sell.
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elperroborrachotoo
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Storing your data directly with the NSA sounds pretty efficient - saves a ton of tax payers money and lets the congress discuss more important things than civil liberties.
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MalcolmY
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~~Can you tell me when can I watch in GMT?~~ EDIT: Holy fuck you type really fast.
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eric_t
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It would actually be fun to see this ported to Python. Anyone up for the task? I might attempt it myself, but I would probably use Qt instead of GTK, making it harder to compare.
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henk53
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Why don't you mail these guys about that? (seriously)
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Terr_
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> WTF, it's 2011 and Java has never supported strings in switch statements ??? (grateful non java programmer here) It is not a WTF. Now that it is 2011, does *C++* let you do that either? Technically speaking, even C# doesn't let you do a *real* `switch` either, it does the same kind of syntactic sugar that they're...
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EugeneKay
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[Except they didn't](http://arstechnica.com/open-source/news/2010/12/openbsd-code-audit-uncovers-bugs-but-no-evidence-of-backdoor.ars), unless there's a more recent follow-up that I'm missing, and you would care to share?
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sisyphus
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Eric Allman is a little more than 'just someone' but he is certainly longing for the good old days when men were men and could implement their own malloc and didn't need auto-completion.
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henk53
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>or shall I have a go... Sure, go ahead...
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henk53
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Yeah, although it's not unheard of that a development house creates some app that is distributed to different customers who use different Java EE application servers, I guess the majority indeeds runs it via some internal process on their own servers.
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mikaelhg
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Hilarious how you can always count on the clueless hairsplitters such as ``rodgerd`` to jump in with their half-baked ideas.
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