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cmmartin

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About cmmartin

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    Comment #19761678

    I worked closely with Accenture for a few years. They are not a development company. They outsource the development work and get huge margins on these kinds of projects by paying c…

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    Comment #19361414

    They could read your text, provide their service and then discard it. Instead, they store it indefinitely. He states this explicitly right here https://twitter.com/sebmck/status/11…

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    Comment #19276930

    Defects and flaws will be repaired for free though

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    Comment #19229815

    Which it's not. iOS uses JavaScriptCore https://developer.apple.com/documentation/javascriptcore

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    Comment #19229789

    NCC is a good tool for this too https://github.com/zeit/ncc

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    Comment #18954830

    They don't need everyone to train their AI to detect aging. They don't even need a substantial sample size. All humans age in relatively similar ways.

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    Comment #18876915

    A major part of the success of open source has been the fact that companies have the option to fork/tweak/sell the code. MongoDB has benefited from this as much as anyone. They gai…

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    Comment #18564969

    You are the messiah. Money is the god.

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    Comment #18217166

    Amen to this... "You will get many ups and downs on your way — A new feature might have a significant bug you haven’t noticed and it would cause some customers to quit. I recently …

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    Comment #17887276

    Seriously misleading headline. They didn't vote to replace him at all. They voted to add another executive (A COO). He would have remained CEO. Also, the vote failed.

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    Comment #17863681

    The best editor is the one you are most comfortable using. When I hear someone argue that editor x, or even language y, is superior, I remind myself that what they are probably say…

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    Comment #17665830

    More like elm than Dart, but elm also compiles (transpiles?) to javascript and Grain compiles to web assembly

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    Comment #17665802

    I imagine the result here would be the same as in Javascript. This is not an error in Javascript. It would concatenate them and convert to a string. So, you would get the string "3…

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    Comment #17665722

    Why are Javascript and Node.js different here? Especially considering this is back-end only. Who is using Javascript on the server without Node.js and how? I think they should prob…

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    Comment #17657904

    Are you asking how they are implemented? You'll have to read the compiler code for that. But the documentation does tell you... "No runtime type errors, ever. Every bit of Grain yo…

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    Comment #17654909

    Well if you are worried about those 2 characters, you should be stoked about Grain, because it gives you type safety without ever defining types. Think how many characters you will…

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    Comment #17650870

    Grain is quite different. Grain is more functional (no classes or context, tuples). Dart compiles to Javascript. Grain compiles to web assembly. Dart requires you to define types. …

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    Comment #17537381

    The guy told him to shove the submarine "where it hurts". He definitely "started it" if that matters