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smandou

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    Comment #10346106

    The website exists for more than 3 years, today we are the 7th of October and the donations are already at 100% for the whole month. It's arguably sustainable enough.

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    Comment #9003252

    Traceur (ES6 compiler) itself has a runtime of several hundreds kb. Nothing you can't avoid at some point. There is an overhead for sure. But in most cases, execution time is spent…

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    Comment #6888126

    Hm, the reactive manifesto doesn't say that it's new. It tries to convert people from bloated ol' Java/CSharp to better practices that fits new common needs. Of course Reactive is …

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    Comment #6600988

    This was done in Paris 1 or 2 years ago. Some folks found the map and broke in those places to steal computers and stuffs.

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    Comment #6600775

    Highly available?

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    Comment #6443488

    3 years... this is definitely French. By the time, a dozen of bigger projects can show up in the world.

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    Comment #6333046

    Water boil at exactly 100 degrees Celsius... not the conversion of 212 degrees Fahrenheit. Americans. ;-) Nice job still.

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    Comment #6286568

    First thing that crossed my mind too. It's definitely forbidden in Europe.

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    Comment #6095588

    "I don't want to be black listed" Not everybody is Edward Snowden...

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    Comment #6009666

    You forgot the JVM.

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    Comment #6009645

    Well... It seems that hisghscalability doesn't scale... Error from squarespace on that page.

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    Comment #5557296

    Java has more than 100k packages in 16years... more than 6k per year as well.

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    Comment #5458186

    The Play app uses MySql in a blocking way, while Nodejs uses mongo. It's not comparable.