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weird, I haven't played any games since the in-app stuff started

SMASH STARBUCKS STOREFRONTS!!11

i just want audio on linux not to suck llama

don't say anything, just apply elsewhere

this is a developer problem not a language issue, i've seen "nifty" code in go just as well..

the biggest problem i see is now i want to raise my prices to get more of that UBI pie

vr should have stayed dead with virtualboy, I'm just amazed how far they took it this time..

boy thats quite a bit of "stuff" just for some rest thing

then don't live in cities?

john carmack?

when can we go there to junk it up

absolutely

sure it should

native code is not the problem... there are many libraries that abstract over platforms just like the web does.... the problem is people who make software that does not abstract away platform specifics

the day google became microsoft for real this time... webdesigner aka frontpage

if err != nil ?

don't waste your time, a BS handwavy thing

can't even put linux on a pc, how gonna do a mac?

I would say rust, but in 2016 other than operating systems and maybe a few other select areas i dont really want to do manual memory management, GC me baby. I would say go but I don't really want to use a language that leaves about everything else good out even though it has a GC.

I've read and paid attention to less news than ever before this past year, and it has been great!

> They don't have the resources to do it right.

Honestly I hear this quite often from big companies and it always is the biggest load of BS ever..

oh this is good gets popcorn crunch crunch

i always feel like racket just ultimately fails at self promotion

these are not problems, only small details that you have to be careful of..not a large tradeoff to pay

nsa salaries are crap, smart people realized too much blubber in govt and better pay will never come (usually goes to useless people).. only an idiot would stay.

clojure please!

Hard to say when his only argument is "is in fact high grade nonsense". He's missing the big picture though: performance matters but not completely, it's not two way binding that makes two way binding bad, its developers using two way binding that makes it bad.

I also think it's ignorant to say it's fashionable to avoid two way binding, I've seen teams greatly benefit from avoiding it, teams with less experienced devs and devs who I've previously seen write terrible code. Maybe now two way binding would be easier for them, though I don't know; I'm unlikely to suggest they 180 on tech that has made them much more successful.

kind of deceptive... need to register an email to get

it does have symbols

We've all known for quite some time that election system needs improvement, what's so different this time? Each and every election the losing side brings up the tampering bit, well yes if people cared enough, we should begin processes to make sure tampering election votes is extremely difficult to impossible. And maybe this is the beginning of real discussion, only problem is who will lead the effort, is this guy just another person with a megaphone?

Also to say paper ballots cannot be tampered seems silly . Unless we know the exact procedure and check points in which they are handled, how they are stored and secured even after the win for case of recount (especially if tampering happens afterward and recount is the plan to which the coin lands on the other side). Hell maybe even down to the specific type of paper a ballot is printed with. And I like what someone else said, scan them in as well... have machine and human come to the same total.

I expected the guy to have proof considering the hype around this, but I do appreciate he said it is unlikely the election was hacked...as if just to quiet those twitter echo chambers.