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smcj

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    Comment #4485570

    Right, now that it has been adopted by large companies it would be stupid to call it a hype anymore.

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    Comment #4485562

    I guess a complete "Effective Scala" would still be a lot thinner than "Effective Java" due to tons of "best practices" being the default. :-) In the meantime, the Style Guide and …

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    Comment #3561139

    Because they have the right to decide under which conditions others are allowed to use it? Most of the time (depending on the project) commercial entities never give back anything …

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    Comment #3561121

    An Apple fanboy on HN. Oh Lord. I had hoped we had a saner community here.

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    Comment #3546619

    Great overview, thanks! I added some new stuff to my reading list. :-) Just some notes from a Scala user: Regarding Units: I bundled some work done before by other people into a ni…

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    Comment #3513408

    Because stopping to pay the soldiers who are deployed in two wars at the other side of the globe is a great alternative.

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    Comment #2920817

    Let's wait until Jon Gruber educates us that this is the right thing to do.

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    Comment #2920268

    Isn't that what most Linux environments actually do for years already?

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    Comment #2903778

    This has nothing to do with each other. Classes with variable generic arities are syntax sugar provided by the C# compiler. Behind your back it will just create Function`0 Function…

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    Comment #2898705

    Their bug tracker has a "Bogus" value? WTF? Well, PHP devs at its best: uninformed, ignorant, arrogant.

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    Comment #2891038

    Not really. Unlike the US-style of multiple choice tests you are actually required to think, form an opinion, lay out considerations and cite facts (unless it is math). Teachers ac…

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    Comment #2885992

    Mhhh. Kotlin is more than ten years late to the game. Considering that most people willing to learn something new already switched to Scala/Clojure/... and the rest won't consider …

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    Comment #2857322

    A bunch of whining .... Seems like the US always want to be treated specially. Tell that to Greece.

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    Comment #2845919

    Patents on math and software? Some people really live in a retarded country ...

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    Comment #2840770

    "I believe these figures are implausibly low - and an insult to IE users." MISSION ACCOMPLISHED!

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    Comment #2836979

    Could you elaborate?

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    Comment #2833494

    Yes, sure. There is much less discrimination against "other" people on non-Apple platforms and that's great!

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    Comment #2833241

    This is a great and honest article and has changed the way I think about Apple users/developers. Before that, I considered Apple users to be a group of gay douchebags, but today I …

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    Comment #2831139

    It is still painfully slow, right?

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    Comment #2824017

    You ignorance is so painful embarrassing, it almost hurts to read your non-sense.

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    Comment #2823980

    What's wrong with List.of(...)? I think adding special syntax rules is a pretty bad idea.

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    Comment #2823971

    Oh god. Please no, collection literals are the worst idea ever. Making up special rules for some special classes in a language? What the fuck!?

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    Comment #2820850

    Mitigation would just have required to make an optimizer option non-default, like in 6.

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    Comment #2815817

    It is more like C/C++.