goldbrick

I'm disappointed that Z is already here and it's only incremental updates to Bash.

More rather, people arguing on the internet are moreso what the average person is "like".

    Man is least himself when he talks in his own person. Give him a mask, and he will tell you the truth.
    - Oscar Wilde

Hardly. Obsolescence is designed into the very system.

No, it's deeply flawed. Witness all the exchanges that absconded with their users' funds.

Why does it seem everyone in the UK that doesn't live in London dreads it? Is it just the high rent? London is the only part of the UK I'd seriously consider moving to. Everywhere else reminds me of something out of a Radiohead song.

I think that was a calculated move. The dirt farmers aren't supposed to like American Apparel.

This is pretty close: https://github.com/deferpanic/gorump

To add to that, even if virus was to be pluralized in Latin, it would be "viri" not "virii".

> With CRISPR and gene drive, it changes from "fucking hard" to "trivial", so it is not only likely to change, it's already changed.

The kind of hubris displayed here almost certainly belies deep ignorance. Please, doctor, tell us how trivial editing DNA is.

That article is good, but keybase.io is a non-starter until they open registration. I have been on the pending queue for over a year now.

In fairness, that's kind of Stephen Fry's thing. He does have a certain way with words, but I can only tolerate it in small doses.

What does "statistically and empirically" mean to you, because it seems a lot like you are using it to mean logic is optional.

To me, the mStand was going a more premium market segment, you know, the "stand Apple forgot to make" kind of thing. The Amazon knockoff looks like shit.

You're joking right?

There's a number of pedestrian streets in New York. Including sections of Broadway. In squares, with street cafes. Have you been to New York?

Try most of them?

Source?

> OO filesystems weren't going anywhere.

Really? Have we forgotten Smalltalk machines so quickly?

It's a mistake to compare the two -- statistics 101.

No, there are lots of things in New York named after Peter Stuyvesant. "Stuy Town" is a large private development north of the the east village that was built after WWII and supposed to be a revolutionary model of urban living, but failed to live up to the hype.

Having known people who lived there, it feels like living in a housing project, but with the rent of a normal apartment. Not the best deal in the city, but it works for some.

Go is used on many low-level performance-intensive databases, InfluxDB, CockroachDB and etcd just off the top of my head.

Silliness. Here's me building a production php server:

1) `apt-get install php5 apache2`

2) upload index.php

3) There is no step 3

Preposterous. It might work for you, and it might even work for FuzzyZeus, but it's quite clearly impossible for everyone to "earn" themselves a bigger piece of pie.

So you have 3 configuration steps for PHP and none for Node? You're completely full of it.

One that's especially relevant in New York is that I never have to worry about a cab trying to get rid of me when they find out I'm going to an outer borough. It's technically illegal but that doesn't stop a lot of them from being shady, plus what are you really going to do? With Uber the driver already knows exactly where I'm going.

You don't give your employees push access to their repos?

Why would you not be able to use Github as a backup? Github keeps all the branches that are pushed to it, as any git repo.

Basically. If a fat framework is what you need, you chose your language poorly.

Go doesn't need a fat framework. If you need a fat framework, use Rails or Django.

You don't have to (re)write everything in Go, you know.

Well don't you just sound like a charming guy to work for.