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Comment #14933917
A title mentioned Go, so I guess that means the Elixir/Erlang marketing team is going to come in and tell us why Elixir is better. Yawn. It's as obvious as the monsanto shills.
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Comment #14933911
Well if they can't even program their websites UI properly why should I expect them to be able to design programs? I have to scroll all the way back up to go to the next section. I…
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Comment #14928226
>Go has the worst possible model for concurrency there is I don't know a single person who would agree with this. The reason companies don't use Elixir and Erlang is because they'r…
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Comment #14924133
Do ethereum smart contracts prevent this?
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Comment #14923870
Is there any touchbar app that just shows configurable buttons that you can use for performing certain functions?
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Comment #14923860
Of course they did. Anyone on the internet about a year - 2 years ago remembers every time you mentioned monsanto they would send shills in to defend them and call you a tin-foil h…
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Comment #14923195
Did Ken write anything on trusting the government?
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Comment #14918694
>Ever since StackOverflow started closing strictly off topic questions that were interesting and still related to programming Seems like they've been doing this since the beginning…
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Comment #14896939
Yeah it's pretty obvious what's going on...
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Comment #14887585
It always seems to be the older generation that has this crappy immature attitude. I'm glad I have to work with less and less people like you.
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Comment #14878630
Microsoft employees do. (And they post here).
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Comment #14878625
Why? The Linux sub-system is the best part of Windows. He's doing them a favor.
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Comment #14874061
>Seems a bit dishonest. Welcome to *BSD
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Comment #14874054
Does OpenBSD have so few vulnerabilities because no one looks for them (compared to Linux/Windows) or because it's actually more secure? I have an OS I coded my self that no one ha…
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Comment #14873802
I think it's a pump-and-dump that's gotten out of hand.
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Comment #14870010
So... a mailbox?
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Comment #14866117
Golang. If it needs a web UI, Vue.js. Plan on using Redis too.
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Comment #14865020
Maybe more people would adopt it if they changed the license?
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Comment #14864300
Couldn't you ad another clause to any license?
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Comment #14862245
>Every time there is some inkling of negativity the panic sets in, they criticize the study Source? Is there any empirical evidence that this is happening or is this just what you'…
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Comment #14862232
For as much propaganda as I see about ZFS, I've never once encountered it in the wild. Most of the companies here I've never even heard of and the ones I have heard of aren't compa…
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Comment #14859718
A company would never lie. Especially Microsoft.
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Comment #14858501
Why did you get downvoted? Priceline PR team?
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Comment #14856829
But why FreeBSD over Linux? Honestly it all seems like a waste of time. Linux is already the dominant free OS. Maybe it would be better to put resources into improving Linux (like …