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7kmph
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Comment #48243526
Bram Moolenaar tips his hat
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Comment #47330745
this is the company that cold emailed many people via email on GitHub.
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Comment #45545756
If anyone here from apple is reading, does the leadership even aware of this problem?
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Comment #45545436
The board should have stepped in and fire whoever signed off on it, the designers who have advocated this (because they have no taste thus not fit). I feel like Apple is running on…
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Comment #44910312
It probably won’t, would kill too many businesses and jobs. And frankly many people don’t see its value
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Comment #32575074
No BB keyboard?
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Comment #30748073
And the theme is unusable on KDE dark theme to a red blue color blinded user.
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Comment #28986278
Mathematica left the chat
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Comment #28430257
Make you think that there is hope for humanity after all
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Comment #28177586
Part of me wish that this interview is posted on HN as a real one, for the greater good. This is really an enjoyable read, I'm glad I didn't skip it.
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Is rust hitting the sweet spot between bad and good?
I have a conspiracy theory* that, two widely used languages in the software industry are bad not because that people cannot make it good, rather, there is a hidden, organized effor…
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Comment #26190224
Could you share your company’s website?
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Comment #25320069
This will be downvoted: Ideally you should not write tests.
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Comment #25217559
Sarcasm?
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Comment #24884287
Why judge someone who sh*t in the middle of a park without asking for anything in return?
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Comment #24884267
What do you expect from a programmer who chooses JavaScript as the language of a cli tool?
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Comment #24738443
I once got married just to know whether my battery pack is charging or not.
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Comment #24736829
So what? compiler should catch bugs as soon as possible, as much as possible, at compile time, if it can do this fast, great! if not, then not that great, but far better than chewi…
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Comment #24736800
I find myself in the need of a "lib_download" a few times, a high level library that: - support HTTP/HTTPS - support proxy (for by-passing firewall, censorship, etc, http/https/soc…
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Comment #24676303
I'm r/g colorblind, the biggest takeaway from this article is that, there are different colors in the stars??
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Comment #24646310
Would like to see a SCM that: - handles large files effectively (build artifacts, 10-40GiBs each, and other binary dependencies) - partial checkout of the repo/view - git style ope…
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Comment #22819389
Sad to see that rust is heading towards a wrong direction. I think everyone in the core team should be stopping what they are doing and write Haskell for a year. This way they can …
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Comment #22573390
Compared with the type checker in Haskell elm rust, dialyzer isn’t that good, we tried it two or three years ago in our project, I wouldn’t even call it useful.