Fan boys usually care about the brand. ;-)
That's what reference types (the Wasm proposal) are for, GC builds on top of that.
A person with delusions like that is a risk to themselves and others.
I'd buy any other brand if they produced something comparable in all metrics to a Macbook. That means the chassis, the display, sound quality and loudness, excellent trackpad and a very adequate keyboard, no fans or any…
Yes. What I mean is that doing it can have unintended consequences - so don't do it if you don't know what you're doing and/or not fully in control of the situation.
You're reading into it too much. You don't think you're actually Picard or Kirk, you think the world around you is very similar to the stories, but not actually the story itself. In my case, it went like this: Whoa, my…
You're not suddenly irrational in a psychosis, you still have your logic working, just with crooked inputs. So it took me months to sort through some details and make sense of what actually happened and what didn't.…
It's the mindset, not the specific action.
At the beginning, you know you're mad. I remember the first hour or so, I was thinking "no fucking way this is real". But it feels so real that you quickly stop believing anyone who says otherwise and you mark them as…
Don't do it without supervision, I nearly jumped 100m because the voices in my head convinced me I'm a Star Trek captain and will be transported to my bridge mid-jump. Never do anything to confirm a paranoid person's…
They probably bought an expensive one that should be working longer than that. You don't get rich by buying cheap shit that breaks often.
Msft had a stock split during that time.
I don't know, still better than all the other hardware vendors with their devices that are bad by specification.
Sometimes you need to produce megatons of a thing, but sometimes you need to produce a million different things. I bet on the humanoid robot in that case.
It's completely opposite to the idea that a person's success in today's capitalism is only luck.
Cloud is an abstraction that lets you stop thinking about individual physical servers in direct relation to specific applications. Doesn't matter whether yours, someone else's or both.
Where?
The extensions are how you make it a proper IDE. I use cca 60, makes it better than VS ever was.
Yes, I know. But in the US this is not considered a lot of money - they actually got considerably less money they could've gotten if these founders had a product in another market. And, making the money back in the US…
Rollup/rolldown is a component of Vite, not full replacement
Macbook Air 13" because it's exactly the same size as A4 paper and fits into most small city bags.
I'm especially interested in hearing people's experiences from Saudi Arabia
No, I don't think so - because I chose tools like Golang that do the job for me.
I can't code review every one of 150 devs under me. I can't depend on heroes saving the day. Heroes go do their own thing eventually.
Go is limited. There are too many ways people in my company can fuck up C# code, it's much harder to spend time moving around letters with Golang.
Fan boys usually care about the brand. ;-)
That's what reference types (the Wasm proposal) are for, GC builds on top of that.
A person with delusions like that is a risk to themselves and others.
I'd buy any other brand if they produced something comparable in all metrics to a Macbook. That means the chassis, the display, sound quality and loudness, excellent trackpad and a very adequate keyboard, no fans or any…
Yes. What I mean is that doing it can have unintended consequences - so don't do it if you don't know what you're doing and/or not fully in control of the situation.
You're reading into it too much. You don't think you're actually Picard or Kirk, you think the world around you is very similar to the stories, but not actually the story itself. In my case, it went like this: Whoa, my…
You're not suddenly irrational in a psychosis, you still have your logic working, just with crooked inputs. So it took me months to sort through some details and make sense of what actually happened and what didn't.…
It's the mindset, not the specific action.
At the beginning, you know you're mad. I remember the first hour or so, I was thinking "no fucking way this is real". But it feels so real that you quickly stop believing anyone who says otherwise and you mark them as…
Don't do it without supervision, I nearly jumped 100m because the voices in my head convinced me I'm a Star Trek captain and will be transported to my bridge mid-jump. Never do anything to confirm a paranoid person's…
They probably bought an expensive one that should be working longer than that. You don't get rich by buying cheap shit that breaks often.
Msft had a stock split during that time.
I don't know, still better than all the other hardware vendors with their devices that are bad by specification.
Sometimes you need to produce megatons of a thing, but sometimes you need to produce a million different things. I bet on the humanoid robot in that case.
It's completely opposite to the idea that a person's success in today's capitalism is only luck.
Cloud is an abstraction that lets you stop thinking about individual physical servers in direct relation to specific applications. Doesn't matter whether yours, someone else's or both.
Where?
The extensions are how you make it a proper IDE. I use cca 60, makes it better than VS ever was.
Yes, I know. But in the US this is not considered a lot of money - they actually got considerably less money they could've gotten if these founders had a product in another market. And, making the money back in the US…
Rollup/rolldown is a component of Vite, not full replacement
Macbook Air 13" because it's exactly the same size as A4 paper and fits into most small city bags.
I'm especially interested in hearing people's experiences from Saudi Arabia
No, I don't think so - because I chose tools like Golang that do the job for me.
I can't code review every one of 150 devs under me. I can't depend on heroes saving the day. Heroes go do their own thing eventually.
Go is limited. There are too many ways people in my company can fuck up C# code, it's much harder to spend time moving around letters with Golang.