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carmate383

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  1. comment
    Comment #19926912

    Can one completely ditch pthread.h with something like this?

  2. comment
    Comment #19920536

    Conclusion: use C instead

  3. comment
    Comment #19917233

    Dark mode guideline of the century: don't.

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    Comment #19890796

    Easy for you to say sitting in your first-world, comfortable house with a job that pays you $250,000 USD a year. Try visiting a third (or even second) world country.

  5. comment
    Comment #19890787

    You're reading Vice. What did you expect?

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    Comment #19890782

    The example produces a 670KB binary for "Hello world". Why would I use this over C++?

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    Comment #19890776

    [0] Jet Brains offer open source licenses for their products. [0] - https://www.jetbrains.com/buy/opensource/

  8. comment
    Comment #19890754

    Why on earth would one trade off a short, static unique identifier for a potentially long, dynamic "link" that essentially binds all data to some crappy API that will be outdated i…

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    Comment #19890740

    Want more attention at a tech company? Simply slice off your penis and call yourself a lady.

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    Comment #19890735

    This has nothing to do with Microsoft, and instead reads like a blog entry of a narcissistic, selfish young lady. Good riddance.

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    Comment #19874260

    Just another sub-standard database engine that will flop like Mongo did.

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    Comment #19874244

    Hate on Google / Chrome / Proprietary / Lock-In / Whatever buzzword (tm) you want, but this would _never_ happen in Chrome. And it's the reason why Firefox will die to Chrome. BRIN…

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    Comment #19865789

    NEW website. As in, ONCE and FIRST TIME.

  14. comment
    Comment #19856772

    So, the guy did his job like every other employee. Why should he get special treatment?

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    Comment #19856611

    If you're sending JavaScript down the line with every request, you're doing it wrong and should give up your career.

  16. comment
    Comment #19855678

    The irony is, the same people complaining about 500kb are probably the same people using a 100MB+ terminal emulator built using a web browser (i.e. hyper).

  17. comment
    Comment #19855663

    Goodbye React. You were good to no-one.

  18. comment
    Comment #19851239

    Whatever the language of the week is obviously.

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    Comment #19851222

    I can live with that. But I can't live with a web browser terminal emulator that markets this as a spectacular feature. I mean, c'mon really? Where is the level where JavaScript ma…

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    Comment #19851196

    Voicing dislike with brutal honesty is far more effective. And it's the truth. Why should the truth be watered down? Just to make a few sensitive people feel better? That's not rea…

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    Comment #19851078

    This heap of _shit_ software serves two primary purposes 1. Making bad developers feel good about their terrible development skills by letting them jerk-off their terminal theme in…

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    Comment #19851030

    "New Blazing Fast WebGL Engine". Wow really? Major changes - "Emoji support". For fucks sake, seriously? Am I the only one that doesn't want anything of the following _bull shit_? …

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    Comment #19826307

    Well, it was fun whilst it lasted Firefox. Sorry, but this is a deal-breaker for me. Hello Chromium again...

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    Comment #19778167

    It took that many people to build a glorified JavaScript wrapper? Good god.

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    Comment #19777121

    Sounds like you're stuck up there on your high horse. Come down and chill out dude.