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eonil

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    Comment #24176031

    What do they actually want? I'm so curious.

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    Comment #23337803

    I'm not sure on this. Rust has some users all over big tech firms including Google, MS, FB, Apple and Intel.

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    Comment #22414670

    I seriously doubt that whether any of their “end users” are allowed to use Rust.

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    Comment #15722269

    Well, I'm gonna make some excuses and questions. - I was worried about Google's intention, but I didn't claim one. - I chose the word "fork" because it was what actually happen. I …

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    Comment #15721804

    How do you know the intention of a fork without their own explanation? It was unknown at the point of posting, and posting title is still technically valid. This posting let you kn…

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    Comment #15703455

    Does it feel differently? "fork" as a noun and a verb? No offense, just a question. Because I'm not a native English speaker.

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    Comment #15703420

    I see your point. Thank you for your opinion, and I don't agree. Please see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15701539 for why.

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    Comment #15701594

    Made-up title? Github says "google/swift forked from apple/swift". Is that wrong?

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    Comment #15701095

    I also worried having two different languages -- Google Swift and Apple Swift.

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    Comment #12951179

    What you have to deal with; * Xcode = iOS bugs + UIKit bugs * Xamarin = iOS bugs + UIKit bugs + different runtime, language, memory model abstractions + .NET bugs + P/Invoke bugs &…

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    Comment #12951044

    Can I ask the products you have worked on with Xamarin?

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    Comment #12950948

    Such cross platform apps are meaningful only if your product doesn't need great UX. But the question is, if your app doesn't need it, why do you need a native app? It's better stic…

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    Comment #12193764

    What if we combine this with AI?

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    Comment #9013349

    I believe you're going to learn a new language for future problems, and I strongly recommend Rust. If your performance (throughput and latency) requirement is not very critical, la…

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    Comment #8837461

    I feel like Apple software quality has been degraded because I always expected kind of top and flawless. It has been and must be to keep its position. As far as I remember, in earl…

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    Comment #8811028

    I think Nim author need to documentate/explain/illustrate a lot more about its GC. I once have interested in Nim, but I couldn't figure out how its GC is proper (predictable & dete…

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    Comment #8811005

    I disagree to optimisation, but agree to portability. It's difference of 100% and 99%, but sometimes the 1% can be significant. And of course, it also can be insignificant.

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    Comment #8296579

    Swift is just a fresh new language which is compiled statically just like C/C++. Swift's Objective-C compatibility mode is a kind of ugly extension feature to support their legacy …

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    Comment #8046280

    The best way for this is avoiding Storyboard. DVCSs are designed for full error-tolerenceable text based source files. It requires the files are fine to be broken (e.g. for compile…

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    Comment #7837529

    more open? what a funny joke i ever heard. please define the meaning of the more , and at least tell who is the more open one.