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Comment #10006847
You can use workers for threads, though isn't shared state
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Comment #9973067
Medium lifetime objects are good candidates for pooling esp with a generational GC
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Comment #9951524
There's a link to a github repository under the video
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Comment #9805848
The web started with form tags in HTML. Is always been an application platform.
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Comment #9805557
New version is being worked on: https://www.w3.org/community/ortc/
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Comment #9667605
Consts have other purposes: Speeding up global constants using fixed field optimization https://blogs.windows.com/msedgedev/2015/05/20/delivering-fa...
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Comment #9549309
"But I think the map is emblematic of what is really interesting about Prosper: that it is perhaps history’s biggest board game." Not really, with 1.5 million hexagons, http://www.…
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Comment #9371622
very interesting :)
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Comment #8619438
Bailed out by Microsoft's $150 million investment?
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Comment #8435746
It was a snippet from a very long interview where almost all of what he said was good. However, in this answer, I can see why the CEO of a 120k employee company is not going to say…
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Comment #8160945
They already did: http://msopentech.com/blog/2013/12/20/msopentechcontributest...
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Comment #7924770
Historian Jeffrey Burton Russell says the flat-earth error flourished most between 1870 and 1920, and had to do with the ideological setting created by struggles over evolution. Ru…
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Comment #7324721
"We're aiming to break EVE Online's record of 4,075 pilots, but in real time, concurrently, in a continuous, unsharded battlezone, with directly piloted dogfighting."
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Comment #7276973
Quite impressive if this is all WebGL in a browser
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Comment #7166381
Its not that expensive; you get a discount for a further 2 years and if after 5 years you aren't making enough money to afford your licences you might just want to start a new comp…
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Comment #7166253
Except Microsoft's "lock in" is lighter; if you build using AWS or Google tech; you are using proprietary tech that can only be hosted by them, which is a deep lock in. If you buil…
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Comment #7165202
They price match and offer between 33%-97% discount on dev and test as well as charging per minute rather than per hour: http://www.windowsazure.com/en-us/campaigns/azure-vs-aws/