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hulug

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    Comment #28199669

    * the intro * google + gobyexample * "the go programming language" by Donovan and Kernighan (haven't read it myself but seen positive reviews)

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    Comment #28177245

    In Plan 9 the terminal has something called "hold mode" which lets you do multi-line editing in that situation.

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    Comment #27459704

    > For lasik, has anyone known someone who was misfortunate enough for the flap to dislodge and what were the consequences? No but a relative of a friend went blind in one eye. Ther…

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    Comment #27455338

    As a "coding" teacher I would stop teaching how to "code" and start teaching how to think and solve problems.

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    Comment #27455320

    Plan 9, OpenBSD

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    Comment #27455194

    That was just one example but you win I guess. What I had in my mind was for a Spanish speaker it's probably easier to learn a hypothetical Romance language that doesn't have gramm…

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    Comment #27455090

    And for me the word "chair" is synonymous with "Mountain Dew", but fortunately it doesn't matter for the rest of the world. A language has nothing to do with some of its speakers.

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    Comment #27454961

    > "Easy to learn" is very subjective Not really. For example, a language that has no grammatical gender is inarguably easier to learn than a one that has.

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    Comment #27429182

    > Because so far noöne has figured out the set of extensibility points needed for a language-agnostic one that doesn’t result in horrible bloat and sprawling API surfaces. Rob Pike…

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    Comment #27428568

    Not to be a prick but I doubt Go users will like this, they tend to prefer simple things to more complex things. Maybe retargeting this for Java/C++ users would be better. Jokes (n…

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    Comment #27333760

    (Please take this with a grain of salt, seriously) Launch as soon as you can. If you've built the MVP by yourself or with the team you've already got, don't look for funding to tur…

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    Comment #27234590

    I'm no POW fan, but validating transactions is one of the most "useful" things to do.

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    Comment #27069172

    X11 is a crime against humanity.

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    Comment #27047526

    Can you elaborate on that a bit?

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