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Comment #20093319
Sure sure, If you avert your gaze from China.
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Comment #19859251
Team Lead
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Comment #19643481
No I think it would be actually faster and simpler.
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Comment #19604146
I have seen way more damage done by the people "mostly working prototypes in hours or days" than people who want to write beautiful code. I understand that fixation to produce some…
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Comment #19541817
No one claims AI will be the authority, it is good for finding candidates much earlier. We never had devices that has success rate of specialists on several eye problems in one go,…
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Comment #19541429
They could be actually better and much faster than humans for initial diagnosis. This has far greater implications, e.g. early detection actually reduces big burden from system.
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Comment #19493571
A few? There are more than a hundred contributors in https://fuchsia.googlesource.com
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Comment #19493473
I guess Google engineers has some experience with those hard earned lessons before Facebook even existed. The diagram you mentioned is very typical of microkernels and subject of r…
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Comment #19420573
I beg to differ, they are actually essential in my case.
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Comment #19379676
MMS is sodium chlorite, sorry but if it cured you, you were either not sick, or something else happened.
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Comment #19358190
Exactly.
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Comment #19358033
You get angry when you see someone does not touch type? This sounds petty and weird.
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Comment #19338347
I think Bing engineers laugh uncontrollably when people at HN claims DuckDuckGo is a search engine.
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Comment #19279496
Turkish is also highly regular and has only one irregular verb. The main problem arises from morphological complexity. Because of these well defined rules that change the rich set …
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Comment #19133284
Not necessarily in case of German, What exactly articles give to the meaning? What would it lose if they are removed or consolidated into a single article.
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Comment #19115114
You gave a single example and it is also deprecated and removed from Mozilla and never supported in Safari etiher, apparently it is not part of the spec now.
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Comment #19114585
Programmers? Sure German language needs a nice round of refactoring. Remove all redundancies. It would be a huge changelist with shit ton of lines removed, and still all tests for …
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Comment #19114523
My biggest gripe with german is the redundancy, all articles and form changes they create are actually redundant, they don't contribute to the meaning in any significant manners. R…
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Comment #19075861
Still I find it comical that people thinks Apple keeps the moral high ground. I personally find Apples position disgusting and super hypocritical. Sure, they are the white knight t…
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Comment #18959502
Chill dude. I have almost never seen such generalizations are justified. "Sellout"? please.
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Comment #18844154
Dart language is not stagnant https://github.com/dart-lang/language
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Comment #18814956
Most of them >30 years old. Some were a bit younger, I have seen some raw talent at earlier ages, but their usefulness were severely limited because of lack of experience.
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Comment #18776043
I believe that premature abstraction is terrible. But in some cases good abstractions may help with handling complexity and may make testing easier. I have a feeling that because a…
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Comment #18776004
He was paid by Oracle when he made that "prediction".
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Comment #18775783
But this gargantuan pile of garbage warns that it can not and should not be refactored and it is like the shuttle code (may their souls rest in peace), it is so solid and perfect a…