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    Comment #49111368

    Any other software which has simple to moderate effort to use it?

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    Comment #49109176

    Is the learning curve steep to use this software?

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    Comment #49108544

    > in our ongoing partnership with parents and developers by announcing the expansion of the Google Play Age Signals API Which parents and which developers? How many of them? From w…

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    Comment #48957022

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Fbt1fVfi-g

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    Comment #48933668

    Will this be released to the App Store?

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    Comment #48880255

    One of the things go makes it simple to do is help a reader understand which constructs belong to which package, since any use of external imports is prefixed by the package name. …

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    Comment #48859823

    I expected the game to restart when I lost the word, but when it continued it piqued my interest to continue playing. It can get bit tedious as one progresses, you need to push you…

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    Comment #48495379

    Hey this seems like a nice tool. I would request if you can also add examples/demo for a listener before they begin the test, like intervals(what is P5, m6,etc how they sound), cho…

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    Comment #48474251

    > the idea was that either you contributed or not, and there is no gradient Is the work predefined,ie, how much will each person do? > Some have the group leader as the first name,…

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    Comment #48473728

    Bit off topic but I have always wondered how is it decided whose names would come first in a paper. You mentioned you and Duc Hoang having equal contribution, so how did you both d…

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    Comment #48189721

    > This pattern is particularly useful in scenarios where caching isn't suitable or when the results are expected to change frequently Any suitable examples? In the linked posts it …

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    Comment #48119261

    It’s insane that you are incapable of understanding anything I wrote. It’s even more insane that you seem to be unaware about evolution of error handling and why things are differe…

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    Comment #48076328

    > I won't suggest any "technical" answer, because clearly you only want Go You can’t provide me any technical answer.

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    Comment #48073749

    I suppose you are missing the point. Go had support for self contained binaries since its introduction in ~2009. This was not the case with dotnet, if i am not wrong. But neverthel…

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    Comment #48073615

    > Most of that was written by the Go team, not Google management, and even has the famous Rob Pike take on it. I am unable to understand your point or you seem to be making argumen…

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    Comment #48073293

    > if they can express the entire algorithm succinctly with a one liner > That's the kind of abstraction every piece of code should strive for and be shamed to the ground if they ha…

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    Comment #48073204

    https://go.dev/doc/faq#creating_a_new_language

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    Comment #48070345

    Which is what should be discussed about go, rather than if-err clauses. That is hardly an issue in go. But Go has these little quirks which, if not careful, can become a problem. B…

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    Comment #48069889

    > No it really doesn't. It litters your code with if statements that are all just about the same Wrong thing to be bothered with. This allows static analysis of every possible path…

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    Comment #47795865

    I can use this to set up my own custom mail service, like an alternative to gmail? Or at the very least, my own personal mail provider?

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    Comment #47167382

    For the curious, solvers like z3 are used in programming languages to verify logic and constraints. Basically it can help find logic issues and bugs during compile time itself, ins…

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    Comment #47136116

    Got it. Thank you so much.

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    Comment #47134987

    Looks very interesting. Is there a published paper/article on your algorithm? Would like to take a dab at implementing this on my own. I could find this [0], but not sure if that r…

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    Comment #47122654

    Unfortunately some folks do get bit sensitive on rust, that can be off putting. But what I wanted to know was about evaluation with other languages, because Andreas has written com…