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I usually don't like the javascript transpiler languages, but this one seems really decent. The classes are even more powerful than those in ES6

This first urge is to build an AI around this, because it seems to be alive. But it's too expensive as a gadget.

Java is dying since Oracle bought it. Google made a mistake to build Android upon it.

I read much more than in the past, because I have instant access to all books I own or want to buy with my kindle.

"backed by the largest company on Earth."

Wal-Mart?

>But why do web developers want navigation transitions? In order to emulate native apps, of course.

You got this one quite wrong. It's not about emulation, it's the feature. Reducing the perceived delay with an animation. There is nothing wrong with an improved webpage experience ...

> Quick, name all the new features browsers shipped in 2015! You see? I don't know all features shipped of any year, so I guess this point is invalid. I don't see anything bad in moving forward, when the things are well thought. And most are imho.

Do one thing and do it well

Nice game, got it right after 7 yes and 7 no

Why do I need to know tomorrow what an ‘principal eigenvector’ is?

No need to Google for it, because everybody has it in his bookmarks.

Ah okay now I get it, so it's comparable to bash or zsh

Hi, can you tell how it competes to cmder and iterm? I use these currently in windows and osx

Japan already does this (yes I mean the whole country)

Every language hat it pros and cons. Overall we could do much worse than JavaScript.

I agree, imho there isn't any decalarative and powerful way to build UIs as AutoLayout.

Can someone point me to the added value by react native? Why so much hype? I just don't see it.

I would say this is more dead-end than native iOS.

Atom is slow and will stay slow, due to the architectural choice. DOM rendering is too complex to become blazingly fast.

I'm reliefed that development progressed again this year. You don't want to invest time on a dead editor.

I don't follow the news for 3 years now and I can say its great. I will never go back.

The problem here is not that these people are white, it's the languages they are not speaking.

They all use Sphinx for speech recognition under the hood, which sadly works very poor for me.

I don't think this is too bad until the official release. Amazon probably doesn't want public discussions about unfinished products.

Since you wouldn't use something like this it in practice, it's hard to extrapolate the results to a real scenario.

Calling prototype functions directly from the constructor function instead on the objects doesn't make much sense. So I'm not sure how to value the results.

Yes, the attribute selector could be slow and/or the non-opaque drawing, I guess.

That killed my facebook tab

So is it fast now? I doubt that Atom will ever expect my performance needs, but will give it a try.

Therefore I wrote "become happier"