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It could be that "the last time someone linked to this page" timestamp contributes to the page's rank. If no one linked to a page in a very long time, Google will probably consider…

Consequently, we have more and more incompetent people writing software with absolutely no concerns about performance.

And who says that Rand is not fake news?

> What's the most widely used Java desktop app? Was there ever one? Eclipse/Netbeans comes to mind. Ironic, because these are just Java IDEs.

The "black markets" in officially communist countries tend to be diverse, though.

It's actually quite easy to understand, given a sufficient understanding of human nature. You're trying to dominate a social situation, because you think you are right (and by exte…

eh, this is like an obese man complaining that thin women don't want to date him, then when people point out the obvious, he complains why is the onus being pushed on him instead o…

I tried to freelance before. The number one concern for a freelancer is how do I get clients. Nothing on your site provides a solution for my problem.

For the same reason that git turned out better than svn for a lot of use cases. It seems like Windows is not really one of these use cases.

Fearmongering? That's a strange choice of words. > Do you have profiler data showing that the microseconds needed to pass a message between a process is a significant limiting fact…

What I find more surprising is the length they went through to make git work for them. It would probably have been better if they had assigned a team of highly skilled engineers to…

> We've already asked you this. Am I on some kind of a black/gray list? Either that, or you specifically remember my name, which sounds odd.

Moving Windows development to git sounds like a completely irrational decision from a technical standpoint that was driven mostly by marketing concerns.

Speed up your python by not using python at all. Learn a language that compiles to native binaries and be better off for it. For example: Go, Swift, D.

> a lot of Chrome's success came because they "made it work" in ways that Firefox (horribly wasteful of CPU, memory, battery life) Uhh, do you have an ounce of self awareness? Yes,…

lol what? Your comment was specifically countering my statement: > Make it work correctly and efficiently Now you are saying: well obviously if it's full of bugs and slow as hell t…

I think the language server is not a solution to a technical problem; it's a solution to a social/political problem. How to support intellisense for a language one time and have it…

Try harder. A PC full of programs built with these assumptions will probably grind to a halt all the time despite having very high spec hardware.

> We know this from the number of people who are working and claiming benefit. For how long do they claim benefits? This could actually be a bad sign.

No I do not. I specially don't write unit tests.

For every guy who legitimately could use some temporary help until he gets back on his feet, there are hundreds of free loaders. If you think about it actually more reason to hate …

The other day I was listening to a clip from Jordan Peterson, and he said something that I found a bit surprising/shocking, but this articles seems to confirm it: people on the lef…

I'm sorry but if you have crippling anxiety that you cannot chat about subjects you find interesting then you're going to be a burden on any team. Selecting only based on chattines…

What is behavioral test? Like, I don't understand all these weird paradigms that people come up with to deal with the deficiencies of dynamic typing. If declaring structs is seen a…