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gmosx
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About gmosx
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Comment #37226779
It's a pity it's USA only.
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Comment #37226759
That would be truly fantastic!
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Comment #35588191
Is this for real?
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Comment #26539783
This looks pretty nice to me: https://puri.sm/products/librem-14/
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Comment #18581249
It's difficult to make predictions, especially about the future...
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Comment #18520953
I switched to VSCode, it's as good as Atom.
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Comment #16626520
Take my money! Seriously though, I was disappointed. I was expecting more concrete news at GDC. I hope they will ship this year.
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Comment #15651378
Fantastic font and great page!
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Comment #15650078
This is interesting but I would prefer to see some native Swift libraries for Data Science.
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Comment #14178695
A design system from IBM. They should consider merging it with 'IBM Design Language' ( https://www.ibm.com/design/language/ ) though.
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Comment #13373232
It's quite interesting that there is no public comment from any other member of the Swift Core Team.
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Comment #13367415
I didn't see that coming, very disappointing news. Definitely a loss for Apple and Swift. I really hope he will somehow stay involved with the project.
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Comment #10353840
Dart is not just an elegant language, more like a complete programming environment.
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Comment #8233718
Another great release, congrats to the team!
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Comment #8148830
Interesting idea. Ripple Labs seems to be churning out a lot of interesting stuff lately.
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Comment #3702374
Looks fantastic and really compliments the amazing Typesafe Stack. Great job!
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Comment #3380889
Congratulations to everyone involved...
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Comment #2853434
wtf, used this quite often, it was a great service!
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Comment #2820431
A great release (professionally handled by Oracle), but still I am waiting for Java 8 (esp. closures + modules)
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Comment #2678024
Kind of underwhelming in my book. Where is SQL support (promised over a year ago in Google I/O 2010) and what about Java-Python feature parity?