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It's not weird, it's put there deliberately to prevent people install other operation system.

Thunk is from haskell,.

It's not so hard with gateways like braintree or stripe actually. If you have the experience, you can do it in hours / minutes. The other part is fraud prevention, which IMO is a more complicated problem per se.

Not sure if it's still true, last time I checked TypeScript it's not compatible with ES2015 as babel does, so I chose babel instead. It's good to have type safety, but there is also flowtype.

Coffeescript is not perfect, however, nowadays people went crazy for ES6/ES2015, and suddenly nobody complains readability of babel output.

I've worked with both, ES6 is definitely a big progress on Coffeescript, but it takes like 80% of the things from coffee IMO, except the indentation syntax and list comprehension, added an `import` keyword.

My point is: don't complain about coffeescript while cheer at ES6, they are mostly the same.

A contribution for a typo is also a serious contribution

Well, for being someone from Go community and commenting in a Rust thread, your feeling that I misinterpreted the statement is legit.

But lets be honest, there are some attitude somewhere in the original comment, and I admire him being open.

> . Period.

This is not humour, this is aggressive.

This post seems to rising from ash. Definitely saw it on HN year ago.

I don't want to say the word "perfect language", but there is no such language that can meet the demands of every nerd on the planet, the goal of the Go programming language is stated clearly, compiling speed overweight the needs for generics, that's why LLVM is not considered for the go compiler.

Also the language is considered feature complete, if one doesn't want to met with "angry pitchforks", do the homework, e.g. the generics topic has been picked up over and over, that it's not funny anymore, if you are interested, the amount of debate online can take days to read.

Two days ago when Mozilla discontinues Thunderbird, people cheering "oh yeah, finally they can focus on firefoxOS", the same people are yelling Mozilla should focus on their mission (the browser)?

Not to mention rust, it's adoption is nowhere comparable to Java, see what happened to Sun, I would boldly say Mozilla's mission has completed.

This is no news, the problem is that people are trying to make it like a big deal.

The downvote just proved that one can never avoid asshole in a company and on the internet.

> But dealing with difficult peers never fully goes away.

Pure wisdom.

Switch to Telegram today, just to piss off Facebook. Doesn't matter how much many they donate to charity.

Most decent explanation. This is worse than slavery.

Nobody forks atom here, this project have miles better future.

You are not allowed to link binary not compiled by XCode to iOS/osx ecosystem.

+1 for Spacemacs, you don't have to discover all different mode for Emacs, just enable corresponding "layers".

Have to upvote this for no reason :)

The update is accepted as well now. https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock/issues/880#issuecomment-15...

> has some similarities to rails.

LOL

Don't you say the syntax isn't there to attract ruby fanboys, or else why not just use Erlang.

It's just a damn editor, try it.

Ah, I'm currently learn some ruby/java/c/haskell/go/erlang/javascript, should I learn the Rust dialect instead?

The solution is don't install any app that request contract access, at least I won't do that again.

Did you remember to put "Free" on the title?

I still prefer the Red Star linux.

> Without a doubt, it is time to prepare our applications for the upgrade; just because of the performance improvements are worth it. If you are on Rails 4.x, the upgrade is almost painless.

Shouldn't it be called Rails 4.3? That been said, you could get the performance improvement by just upgrading to ruby 2.2.2

Not to mention that the app is usually behind the web feature wise.

Well, HN is not reddit, ppl here are not getting used to that.