I always enjoy seeing small scandanavian tactics (Norway, Sweden, Finland) tactics against German, Russian juggernauts.
I'm guessing in about 20 years you'll start seeing propaganda to force it. But that's just the beginning. After that you'll start seeing some kind of kill switch being mandatory. Then you'll start seeing more…
Python and Ruby aren't dominant against C#, Java, and C++. JavaScript is in its own category since you kind of have to use it.
This is a step in the right direction. I'm always looking for new tools that help in understanding code bases and streamline workflows. The inline table is cool. I like the idea of embedded documentation like that, as…
Yeah, she was way too gung-ho about potentially forcing this stuff on people via the water supply. But I'm not surprised that an academic would want to social-engineer this way.
So essentially you agree that at least a quasi-totalitarian world will be needed in order to "protect" the environment. Of course, your premise is that people will just roll over and take it. A more likely scenario is a…
Yeah, it's always the other guy that needs strict parenting from the government right?
There is no "our goal as society". But the vast majority of people that care about running Matlab, Octave don't share your goal.
Yep, the socialist/statist European downvoting mafia is on the march on this story as usual
Except we all know it's not about safety.
Emacs is my preferred text editor. I don’t use old-fashioned text editors as much as I used to, because I often need more specialized tools. I use IDEs for various programming languages and other things when producing…
My comment about Android was all about market share and nothing about the quality.
The author (and others who use desktop Linux) can't be happy with his personal choice of desktop. Instead he's bitter and angry that others don't make the same choice that he does. That's way too common in many facets…
I really like Dylan, but it has a huge problem that never gets discussed - verbosity. The syntax is entirely too verbose for a modern language. My suggestion would be to first complete the Intellij plugin and then…
I pay about $75 for 2 gigabytes from Verizon, so I don't know where these numbers are coming from.
I'm loving the .NET framework as a career. When it comes down to it we have 2 major choices to choose from - Java and .NET framework, with a smattering of Python around. Given those two choices I'll take C# any day over…
I have a feeling the only thing that will stop the obesity epidemic is heavy food regulation which people will fight tooth and nail against People rightfully should fight against that heavy regulation. You don't want to…
In the same way the tobacco industry has to pay for the damage it inflicts on the population through taxation, I can see sugar taxes becoming something governments will implement to recover the cost to the state of a…
According to Banga, in addition to being bad for MasterCard, cash is bad for countries and governments. Yeah, if you're of the mindset that everything that anybody purchases should be tracked and scrutinized.
In the case of Scala, it's not very high because you can just use Scala as a better OO Java. Haskell would be a different story.
Haskell is an imperative language.
What's interesting and disturbing about your comment is that you barely touch on what is supposed to be the whole purpose of the law - privacy. I think you understand that this is all about censorship, but still support…
They had come up with an excuse to use as an opening salvo for censorship, so they came up with "right to be forgotten".
Dylan was a victim of bad timing if anything. Apple was in the middle of its worst period when they shelved it. And then Java came along and the third parties that were working on independent implementations got…
I can't stop using vi key bindings, whether that's Evil for Emacs, VsVim for Visual Studio, the Intellij one, Sublime, etc.. But my days of using straight Vim are over. For a straight text editor, I finally got over the…
I always enjoy seeing small scandanavian tactics (Norway, Sweden, Finland) tactics against German, Russian juggernauts.
I'm guessing in about 20 years you'll start seeing propaganda to force it. But that's just the beginning. After that you'll start seeing some kind of kill switch being mandatory. Then you'll start seeing more…
Python and Ruby aren't dominant against C#, Java, and C++. JavaScript is in its own category since you kind of have to use it.
This is a step in the right direction. I'm always looking for new tools that help in understanding code bases and streamline workflows. The inline table is cool. I like the idea of embedded documentation like that, as…
Yeah, she was way too gung-ho about potentially forcing this stuff on people via the water supply. But I'm not surprised that an academic would want to social-engineer this way.
So essentially you agree that at least a quasi-totalitarian world will be needed in order to "protect" the environment. Of course, your premise is that people will just roll over and take it. A more likely scenario is a…
Yeah, it's always the other guy that needs strict parenting from the government right?
There is no "our goal as society". But the vast majority of people that care about running Matlab, Octave don't share your goal.
Yep, the socialist/statist European downvoting mafia is on the march on this story as usual
Except we all know it's not about safety.
Emacs is my preferred text editor. I don’t use old-fashioned text editors as much as I used to, because I often need more specialized tools. I use IDEs for various programming languages and other things when producing…
My comment about Android was all about market share and nothing about the quality.
The author (and others who use desktop Linux) can't be happy with his personal choice of desktop. Instead he's bitter and angry that others don't make the same choice that he does. That's way too common in many facets…
I really like Dylan, but it has a huge problem that never gets discussed - verbosity. The syntax is entirely too verbose for a modern language. My suggestion would be to first complete the Intellij plugin and then…
I pay about $75 for 2 gigabytes from Verizon, so I don't know where these numbers are coming from.
I'm loving the .NET framework as a career. When it comes down to it we have 2 major choices to choose from - Java and .NET framework, with a smattering of Python around. Given those two choices I'll take C# any day over…
I have a feeling the only thing that will stop the obesity epidemic is heavy food regulation which people will fight tooth and nail against People rightfully should fight against that heavy regulation. You don't want to…
In the same way the tobacco industry has to pay for the damage it inflicts on the population through taxation, I can see sugar taxes becoming something governments will implement to recover the cost to the state of a…
According to Banga, in addition to being bad for MasterCard, cash is bad for countries and governments. Yeah, if you're of the mindset that everything that anybody purchases should be tracked and scrutinized.
In the case of Scala, it's not very high because you can just use Scala as a better OO Java. Haskell would be a different story.
Haskell is an imperative language.
What's interesting and disturbing about your comment is that you barely touch on what is supposed to be the whole purpose of the law - privacy. I think you understand that this is all about censorship, but still support…
They had come up with an excuse to use as an opening salvo for censorship, so they came up with "right to be forgotten".
Dylan was a victim of bad timing if anything. Apple was in the middle of its worst period when they shelved it. And then Java came along and the third parties that were working on independent implementations got…
I can't stop using vi key bindings, whether that's Evil for Emacs, VsVim for Visual Studio, the Intellij one, Sublime, etc.. But my days of using straight Vim are over. For a straight text editor, I finally got over the…