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nadavwr
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Comment #44519328
I'm a fan of Rob Pike, but not of Go. Rob Pike contributed a lot of thought to editor tooling through the years, albeit not in the direction the industry seems to be going -- for e…
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Comment #43245044
I wonder if this offers one explanation for nail biting
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Comment #42283179
PHP and JavaScript are dynamic. Here you'll be able to pass distances as feet or meters, but if you try to pass in pounds you'll get a compile time error -- can't do that in dynami…
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Comment #39090216
Running bytecode instructions in hardware essentially means a hardware-based interpreter. It likely would have been the best performing interpreter for the hardware, but JIT-compil…
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Comment #33294023
I also sampled his scalabook domain on wayback machine, and for the life of me I couldn't find any scala book ever having been hosted there -- not within the last few years anyway.…
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Comment #31934246
The "better Java" niche was hot during Java's stagnation era (starting 2006 and lasting for almost a decade). The JVM was considered a great runtime, with a stagnant language, and …
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Comment #31471742
A quick google search brought up a statistic from Pittsburgh 2008 where roughly 1/5 of perpetrators were the legal owners of the gun used in a crime. Gun crimes are so much more pr…
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Comment #31471604
What makes you think they'd think even once?
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Comment #31471570
From what little I know, in the US you can only file patents for "method and apparatus". I could be wrong but I think this is a very common restriction in patent systems around the…
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Comment #30602449
This makes about as much sense as "Is Putin's end game to stop global warming by forcing Europe to move to green energy?" No sense at all.
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Comment #30243255
I seriously doubt that, and besides -- it is up to judges whether evidence are admitted, not public opinion.
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Comment #30171752
This could be relevant for UAV's, but this system would defend against missiles that are purely ballistic -- no electronics to fry. I assume that even if you don't burn through a d…