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gendoikari
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Comment #10707441
I'm probably missing the use case. What is the problem that you are thinking of, you can't solve with a Go interface?
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Comment #10707425
If rationality were a requirement for progress, progress wouldn't exist. The beautiful fact of evolutionary processes it's that rationality is not necessary. But I digress... Needs…
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Comment #10706334
I think the language that wanted "to rule them all" was C++, and we all know how it ended. C++ can be procedural, oop, functional, you have metaprogramming, generics, everything. E…
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Comment #10706283
I like Javascript. I don't see any problem with the language itself. I see problems with the browser ecosystem as a whole, but that's another story. I understand the argument "popu…
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Comment #10706245
I don't think the whole industry chooses its tools randomly. I think that in the long term, if a tool emerges from the dust it's because of some actual reasons. If the simplicity o…
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Comment #10706183
And this is a clever response if you understand their point: messing with the language it's rarely the correct answer. Do you want to remove some code? How about a function? How ab…
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Comment #10706146
I'm pretty sure at Google they know why they created Go, why they're using Go, and so on... The assumption that Google reviewers had something against goroutine puzzles me a bit. M…
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Comment #10706132
For example the C++ templates rules are themselves a turing-complete language. If by generics you meant some really basic features, I think you can do pretty well with interfaces. …
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Comment #10706077
I didn't mean that. I meant that in the next years we'll see if some design decisions were bad or wise.
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Comment #10704618
I think that if you begin with the idea that you have multiple conventions and you cannot avoid that, therefore you won't solve the problem with "+" operator. You have just one mor…
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Comment #10704397
About generics, this is highly debatable. This is a design choice, it's not a decision made by accident. You'll surely gonna have boilerplate code in some cases, but all the langua…
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Comment #10704331
Mmmm I'm puzzled. I don't think we are consulting the same community... Goroutines are everywhere in all the main go projects. Goroutines and channels are one of the main reasons G…
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Comment #10704251
What do you think about goroutines and channels?
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Comment #10704248
We'll see in the next few years... We'll see...
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Comment #9883775
Overall, it's a good thing. Flash is a proprietary technology from the past. Lets move on guys...
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Comment #9451351
Moreover, the simulation speed would not be related with any "speed" inside the simulation. If the processing speed decrease, the simulation will be slowed, but inside nobody would…
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Comment #8996573
I'm using Atom to code. If you have a source file bigger than 2mb, trust me, the Atom limit is the last of your problems. :)
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Comment #8989803
Too late for me. Atom replaces sublime in my workflow.
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Comment #8441953
Linus Torvalds is evil. Good!
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Comment #7262946
http://www.ttlg.com/articles/lgsclosing.asp
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Comment #5774090
This guy should really try Python and figure out that the lack of "implements Something" is not really a big deal...
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Comment #5717855
I'm not speaking about what I care, but about what I think 90% people are caring about now.
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Comment #5717820
I think this article is a little bit naive. Google sent the email during IO, because the overwhelming flow of Google news simply obliterates any other news. Nobody cares about a Wi…
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