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Do you happen to have any benchmarks to back this up?

Please do find a source that backs this.

How is BEM the Hungarian notation of CSS?

Are you sure? There's quite far from Monokai to Mononoki.

The gfx-rs library for Rust is actually targeting exactly that, although they aren't there yet.

Yes, if you focus your vision on only the new and hot tools. NPM is still the package manager for node.js and that's not going to change for the foreseeable future. Grunt is still in use by lots of people and companies and definitely has its uses, but might not be everyone's first choice for a new project. Enough with the hyperbole.

I would be very surprised if Rust doesn't target WebAssembly sometime in the future. It's just such a good fit. If I remember correctly there are already talks about doing MIR->WASM.

How does WebAssembly not acknowledge that?

Sounds good! What distro are you running?

Do you have any proof that it's slower or is it just an assumption?

How well does the touchpad work under Linux? Also, how is the battery life and GPU switching? I'm currently deciding between the XPS15 and waiting for the rMBP refresh, and the XPS15 is seriously tempting.

How about server-side rendering?

That still doesn't justify suing him out of app stores.

I honestly don't think game developers are interested in starving other game developers.

Taget actor is the source material that they're changing, and the latter is the result of that.

It was run on a single PC with the following hardware: Processor: Octacore Intel Core i7 6th Generation GPU: Nvidia GeForce Titan X (3x SLI)

It is still possible to export to e.g. WebGL, but the features required for something like this is not available in the browser. Also they were running on 3x Titan X, which doesn't exactly have widespread adoption :)

User A and B both have document X version 1. They both edit this before synchronisation and thus they both have their own version 2. What do?

Because JScript was an MS-only implementation, while TS always has and always will compile to JS. There's quite a difference.

Also, could you elaborate "web breaking" w.r.t. compile-to-JS languages?

Slightly off-topic: Does Movian support theming? Looks like a great media center.

Phoenix is for the Elixir language which runs on the ErlangVM, and not for the Erlang language.

Evaluates like PureScript, so no, it's eagerly evaluated. Not quite sure about the TCO part though.

I think you're misunderstanding Daslch. He's saying that language designers should look at the entire user experience of programming. No doubt that language designers have plenty of programming experience.

I'm not sure it can be done directly from the notification, but on iOS you can also disable notifications per app and specify how it should be displayed (pop up vs at the top etc.)

I've also noticed an increasing amount of apps that now also use the notifications for ads. Definitely not what I like to see on my lock screen.