> We have it AMAZINGLY WELL being in tech, and we have luxuries that are unique to tech and bewildering to folks in other fields. This all fucking day. The worst part of this industry is the entitlement and straight up…
Okay. And?
There is a need for F#, but the reality is that it will never be needed or used as much as C# is. The problem with F# devs is that they can't/won't shut up about how great their language is and constantly…
Borderline frivolous.
Amen.
Pass. The person asking the question is also very nearly begging it.
The idea was not "fantastic" if there's no market for it willing to pay.
Programming work that no one else wants to do, to the tune of $750k/year in annual revenue with one employee and one contractor. Think semi-legacy, like old-ish Java (but not as bad).
> Also, please don't judge me, I just have a morbid curiosity to see what these people are talking about and how they think. To be afraid of being "judged" for your relatively tame and objective comments speaks volumes…
> It's hard to take this seriously. Agreed. The premises are laughable.
Fuck Sahil.
Hey Gruber: Fuck off. You may be randomly right sometimes, but your shitty attitude (https://blog.codinghorror.com/standard-markdown-is-now-commo...) and air of total self importance is offputting.
Sad this is getting downvoted, as you speak only the truth.
John Gruber isn't wrong, but he's still a fucking idiot ivory tower moron.
Long winded but appropriately so given the technical nature of the article.
Hey, fuck Mozilla! Just here to say that.
Wow, you should play the stock market. /s
100% this.
And yet 250 Matts and Olivias (the groundfolk) still find themselves out of a job - you can thank their failures at the top for that.
Sorry, but Mozilla started their downhill slide after the situation that forced Eich out. Mitchell Baker is complicit in this backstabbing. I haven't used a Mozilla product since- until their leadership and mission…
+1 to this, big time.
I have a website that I once coded for love. I don't want to share details because of my identity, but I loved a distant woman. We had strong affection for each other but at the time the romance wouldn't work for many…
Hate to say it, but I agree. It was so annoying.
Utter nonsense - more of the same armchair protesting that we've come to expect from the tech community. Moving on.
One of the biggest assholes in tech is right about something for once.
> We have it AMAZINGLY WELL being in tech, and we have luxuries that are unique to tech and bewildering to folks in other fields. This all fucking day. The worst part of this industry is the entitlement and straight up…
Okay. And?
There is a need for F#, but the reality is that it will never be needed or used as much as C# is. The problem with F# devs is that they can't/won't shut up about how great their language is and constantly…
Borderline frivolous.
Amen.
Pass. The person asking the question is also very nearly begging it.
The idea was not "fantastic" if there's no market for it willing to pay.
Programming work that no one else wants to do, to the tune of $750k/year in annual revenue with one employee and one contractor. Think semi-legacy, like old-ish Java (but not as bad).
> Also, please don't judge me, I just have a morbid curiosity to see what these people are talking about and how they think. To be afraid of being "judged" for your relatively tame and objective comments speaks volumes…
> It's hard to take this seriously. Agreed. The premises are laughable.
Fuck Sahil.
Hey Gruber: Fuck off. You may be randomly right sometimes, but your shitty attitude (https://blog.codinghorror.com/standard-markdown-is-now-commo...) and air of total self importance is offputting.
Sad this is getting downvoted, as you speak only the truth.
John Gruber isn't wrong, but he's still a fucking idiot ivory tower moron.
Long winded but appropriately so given the technical nature of the article.
Hey, fuck Mozilla! Just here to say that.
Wow, you should play the stock market. /s
100% this.
And yet 250 Matts and Olivias (the groundfolk) still find themselves out of a job - you can thank their failures at the top for that.
Sorry, but Mozilla started their downhill slide after the situation that forced Eich out. Mitchell Baker is complicit in this backstabbing. I haven't used a Mozilla product since- until their leadership and mission…
+1 to this, big time.
I have a website that I once coded for love. I don't want to share details because of my identity, but I loved a distant woman. We had strong affection for each other but at the time the romance wouldn't work for many…
Hate to say it, but I agree. It was so annoying.
Utter nonsense - more of the same armchair protesting that we've come to expect from the tech community. Moving on.
One of the biggest assholes in tech is right about something for once.