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scadge

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    Comment #48931549

    > I don't think I need to explain why it's a bad idea for a database to be so careless about data validation. ...Meanwhile MongoDB being successful for years with no sign of declin…

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    Comment #48931530

    Sometimes it's cheaper to break the law and pay a fine, than to do everything by law.

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    Comment #17285211

    Seems like a viable idea. Do you have any presentable results yet?

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    Comment #16113652

    I hate this magazine narrative style, where each consecutive paragraph or two tell totally the same but in different words and referring to another Mr. or Ms. Scientist. The whole …

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    Comment #16021210

    There are approx. 3.1 million employees[1] in India's IT sector. Is 56k (which is lower than 2%) so much? [1] https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-approximate-number-of-IT-e...

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    Comment #16021177

    > For Indian techies, 2017 was the stuff of nightmares. I still believe qualified engineers had no problems keeping their job or finding a new one. In any country. No wonder that u…

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    Comment #16014423

    This should've been named "The Royal Bitcoin University" judging from the logo. Why not just create a course on Coursera or something?

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    Comment #15978570

    Yeah, me too. This article is a heads-up for those who think the idea of million dollar homepage can't be new anymore.

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    Comment #15978538

    Sure, I understand. Was just curious about how they both relate, and now I get it.

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    Comment #15978482

    I think it's fair to say that Go was hardly the first language to implement the concept of coroutines[1]. Probably the only merit of Go here is the short and convenient name of the…

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    Comment #15978372

    So it looks like libuv could use libdill, right?

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    Comment #15978217

    I read that NodeJS is written in C with the same concept in its core - asynchronous on one core (thread) with interruptions. How does it compare to libdill?

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    Comment #15970737

    Interesting if there is any research showing that reducing the cyclomatic complexity of one's code leads to speed-ups in development, better code readability etc.? I know it's kind…

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    Comment #15861256

    Is it capable to do basic formatting, like making lists, quotes etc? I see there's a possibility to export into Markdown, but does it parse those formatting elements or should I wr…