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AllHipoCrates
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So far, I've got a couple of "An error has occurred and it has been logged." One was a boundary limit and the other was a link around an image.
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jng
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This is only for the newer Blackberry OS 6, which only works with very modern devices. Most Blackberries out there do not and will never allow you to embed a webkit control. They are just not powerful enough.
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hobbified
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I have zero friends who work at Google, and the last update on my feed that wasn't a famous person was an hour ago. Maybe the problem is that Google folks don't have lives?
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philh
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A byte is in the middle of a character iff its first bits are '10'. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UTF-8#Description I suppose it's possible that you'd skip to the middle of a composed character, but I'd be surprised if you couldn't disprove that in O(1).
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Ono-Sendai
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The PDF seems to cost 250 GBP.
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JulianMorrison
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Why not Coffeescript?
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We plan to allow access to all device features in future versions. We do have geolocation and maps partially implemented (not on all platforms yet). There is no limitation in what we can provide via the custom CSS tags, since the Mouin client is a custom-developed native app. And if I may say so among all this hatred ...
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hobbified
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Can't be very.
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I've been coding Javascript for a long time, I sincerely hate its OO model. That's all.
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azakai
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> My biggest question is why make a new programming language instead of just trying to push for making a more efficient, uniform browser byte code and VM? > If the ultimate goal is to replace javascript, wouldn't it asymptotically be better to just nuke all browser scripting languages from orbit and replace with...
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JulianMorrison
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As for me, I like to *generate* code. Perfect indentation requirements would make this a bear. Specifically, the indentation of an inserted element is *recursively upward dependent* on the indentation of its parent item. But with explicit markers of beginning and ending, insertions are *not* dependent on their parent ...
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Why is ~~the specification for web programming language~~ anything in PDF?
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Negitivefrags
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The order is undefined so that the optimiser can do it's work. It is quite possible that after inlining doing C first and B after is faster than the other way around.
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I'm not really sure what I want from Go in this regard, but I feel like a struct should only be usable as an implementation to an interface rather than a whole type itself. This would be much less powerful, which defeats part of the purpose of the language, and I suppose you can just code it that way. Mostly I just ha...
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ethraax
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Hmm, good point. Maybe you should see if you can improve grep's code?
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What about all the mobile platforms?
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You're right, in my real code, I do have model classes that handle low-level stuff (serial comm in my case). I looked over that in this simple example.
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The language is still very early in development, and Gilad only recently joined the project.
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Kalium
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You would.
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jbstjohn
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You would do your self a favor if you put a link to the the bug tracker in at the top, so people could easily get there.
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Iggyhopper
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I see now.
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MarshallBanana
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> I think he underestimates the old age of grep He is not trying to estimate the age of grep, though. He is trying to estimate the age of the particular implementation of grep he is battling, which is quite a different beast from the first grep.
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I've spent a decent amount of time reading random JS code on github too. A lot of it's class-like. A lot of it's basically just flat objects (struct-like? C-like?) I don't think I've encountered *anything* that's prototypal in the Self sense.
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00kyle00
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What about them? GLES is the only choice there (incidentally, GLES is much better then GL, at least in the spirit - it still inherits lots of cruft). Thats why i limited my comment to desktop GL.
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MarshallBanana
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Some people are not content with being mediocre.
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ethraax
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Ugh, do I really have to pirate language specifications...?
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> What does Dart gain me over Go? Subclassing, operator overloading, constructors, no default initialization of final fields, getters, and setters. In general, Go makes a strong syntactic distinction between built-in stuff and user-defined stuff. That sucks if you want to start with something simple and built-in a...
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aristotle2600
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Can't you also do things like measure some voltage or resistance and take the least significant few digits, or take a picture of blackness and measure the static?
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> The solution chosen by Dart (no typechecking at all unless you declare types) might be simple, but I don't think that it's optimal. The language hasn't made that choice, but the current implementation of the tools has. I'd like to think we'll get local type inference in the tools before too long, which will make ...
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reddit_clone
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Sorry about that. I was in fact trying to be funny ...
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mikesamuel
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Thanks. Yeah. I can see how that would. As long as that kind of input doesn't lead to degraded service for other queries I think that's fine behavior. None of the use cases I've seen require sanitizing MBs of HTML.
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sanitybit
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>Preemptive note for those who are concerned that ISO charges money for the final official text of the standard: There are, or will soon be, several good options ranging from cheap to free. First, all of the C++11 working drafts and papers are freely available at the [WG21 committee page](http://www.open-std.org/jtc...
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jng
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Ok, rather than limitations, I would speak about what things Mouin allows you to do right now. The model is novel, and it requires a huge effort to design and implement across platforms (client-side has to be implemented four-fold, with native controls for each platform). Right now, you can create apps with a header, ...
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acecool
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thats actually a good idea, Id like to see Lars Bak make a fast Ruby compiler like he made V8 fast for JS
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LovelyDay
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Holy hand grenade, 352 Swiss francs. That's a lot of $$$.
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> all you have to do is return a node object augmented with array methods. That augmenting would still be a wrapper in Dart's case. The footprint of a class is fixed at declaration time in Dart, so you can't just slap new properties on random objects.
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33a
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I'll agree with the first point, but then again Dart is going to be up against the same sort of challenges so I would say that is going to be an issue no matter what. Now regarding the second point, I don't buy that for one second. The exploits in PDFs for example are not byte code related, but are in fact due to Ado...
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TubaTech
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Sounds like you're bitter about bad managers you may have had, and you've never held a manager's position.
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Wolfspaw
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heh, you don't. There's a free version offered with 95% of this specification. This one is just for compiler developers and c++ especialist consultants.
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> Though in static mode, this form should be caught as a compile time error right? The thing is, it's not an error. The user isn't doing anything wrong. That's what makes it hard to type-check.
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mikesamuel
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Great. Can you post the HTML? <a href="foo"><img src=bar></a> doesn't cause problems for me.
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vytah
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OK, I didn't circumvent the protection, but I managed to crash Firefox 8 and make it unusable until I restarted it in safe mode. My input was about 20000×<div> (opening only, no closing) Edit: I think it was caused by some add-on.
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mikesamuel
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Yeah. We intentionally set up the server to not include a Content-type with a charset so that people could try and tickle UTF-7 and other encoding heuristic attacks. I'll look into it to make sure that's what it is.
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cataleya
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I tried your code sample with spaces and it seems to work fine. Use the contact form and let them know how you managed to crash it. I'm sure they will be happy to fix it.
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33a
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Then why not just focus on making the byte code as fast as possible (ie focus on something that can be interpreted at speeds approaching native machine code)? If you want a Javascript interpreter in the byte code, then write a VM for it in the VM. Assuming that the backend VM approached something like native performa...
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Union types are easy (though Dart doesn't have them currently). What's hard is closures: var a = 1; foo() => a = 's'; bar() => a = true; bang() => a = 2.3; Here `a` can change time any time one of those gets invoked, which makes it trickier to understand what it's type is at any place in the ...
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flareboy323
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I have to say, I'm in love with Dart already. Its nice and fairly simple, and doesn't take long to learn :D I'm going to keep looking around, but is the language done? I'd really love to start programming with it, but I don't see a compiler or anything except for the little boxes on the website.
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Quotes are interchangable. Single-quoted strings are nice for markup which often has double quotes in them: var html = '<div class="blah"></div>';
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Yes, but it's difficult right now. The generated code... leaves a bit to be desired.
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mikesamuel
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Wow! Crashing the end user's browser hard sounds like a circumvention to me. Looks like I'll have to file that on mozdev bugzilla and put in a hard nesting limit.
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The answer to that is yes! I need to stop replying to comments here so I can get back to writing the article on this.
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ahminus
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Yup. If you aren't sending appropriate cache control headers, it's still your bug. Why can't web devs. get this through their thick skulls?
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munificent
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Sorry, we're mired way too deeply in [Dunning-Kruger](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning%E2%80%93Kruger_effect) to realize that we do suck.
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MrBeardy
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Dive into Python is offline, since Mark retired from the internet :( Good share though.
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bcain
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> There is no limitation in what we can provide via the custom CSS tags, since the Mouin client is a custom-developed native app. I see -- good point. So this really is a mobile device abstraction SDK -- whose design does not limit it to features X, Y, and Z. You imagine no reason why you couldn't implement popul...
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wnoise
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> Some seem to think this reddit is for "links that programmers might find interesting or funny". No. It's for programming links. Programming. *Programming*. **Programming**.
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mikesamuel
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Filed as http://code.google.com/p/owasp-java-html-sanitizer/issues/detail?id=3
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People seem pretty happy with JS as it is (unfortunately) so I don't see the base language improving when they're just happy to lump a framework on top of it and the performance is pretty good when developers care about it. You can't force developers to improve the performance and I think adding many languages on top w...
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It was compiled to Javascript on the server and it gave it to your browser to run. You only crashed the browser.
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AllHipoCrates
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<a href='asdf'><img src='http://www.google.com/intl/en_com/images/srpr/logo3w.png'></a>
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reddit_clone
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A small blurb for each book would be great.
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reddit_clone
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A small blurb for each book would be great.
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scrogu
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Does it still have duck typing? What about the ability to watch a specific field for changes? How about watch ANY field on an object for changes?
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ironchefpython
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> That augmenting would still be a wrapper in Dart's case. But you're starting with the language from scratch; it doesn't have to be a "wrapper". The NodeCollection can be implemented as a native language type, right next to number and string.
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emTel
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People who give answers like the girl typically don't get that way by memorizing a standard. They get that way by writing and debugging a lot of code over the course of many years.
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TylerEaves
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It's really not a burden at all using any sort of decent editor. Quite the opposite - any decent python aware editor will automatically indent where it's needed when entering code.
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grandzooby
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Odd in an article about optimization. Instead of one person making a wikipedia lookup (him), all of his readers now have to. That's like 10 times the effort for search engine servers! How efficient is that?!
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unquietwiki
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Google+ is Facebook for nerds that hate Facebook. It might actually be a good idea to push it to that purpose.
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Darkhack
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It's possible it could be used entirely for annotation purposes to make code more readable to humans and express intent, but serve no technical purpose to the machine. In particular, on the Dart homepage it says this... > Your program will have exactly the same semantics no matter what type annotations you add. T...
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BeArt
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Really? Ruby?? It's like a Frankenstein between Smalltalk and Perl. Why would I need several binders full of API descriptions, when I can get every thing Ruby does plus a whole lot more in a living breathing image based development environment such as Pharo, VAST, Visual Works or even squeak. And all the documentation ...
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dharmatech
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> No multi-methods. Dart is very firmly in the single-dispatch message-based OOP lineage. > The guys designing it are all old school Smalltalkers. From a language design perspective, multi-methods, single-dispatch methods, and message passing are not mutually exclusive. You can define a multi-method which dispat...
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shaurz
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Yes I was referring to the syntax.
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arthurprs
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scrary stuff!
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vytah
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I have pinpointed what exactly happened, so here goes more info: Firefox crashes, addons or not. The not-loading-pages bug was caused by some addon. I removed it, crashed the browser again, restarted and it works. Filed a bug report to addon creator.
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azakai
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In practice that has never been done successfully. Static language VMs like .NET and the JVM are memory-safe, portable, and so forth. Pretty much every VM you want to put in a browser would be safe in similar ways. But implementing a **fast** JS VM in such an environment is practically impossible - making JS fast requ...
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mikesamuel
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Hmm. That seems to render alright for me. It sanitizes to <a href="asdf" rel="nofollow"><img src="http://www.google.com/intl/en_com/images/srpr/logo3w.png"></a> for me. What browser are you using? Does it happen every time you enter it?
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Looking at the list of places they want to run it (phones, tablets, servers and compiled to javascript like GWT) and the planned development tools I think this is more targeted more at replacing Java then JavaScript... maybe part of google's answer to Oracle's shenanigans.
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AllHipoCrates
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Sorry I wasn't clear, I was actually clicking on the link I created.
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Kyrra
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Perl
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jng
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The design will depend on the area. For geolocation, we will provide a special attribute to add to a form, so that it also submits the location. In order to submit a picture, we plan to do something similar. Our focus won't be on games/multimedia/etc... I am an ex-games developer, and I know this is a really complex a...
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JulianMorrison
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You miss the meaning of "generate". I mean: create via other programs, such as by template inclusion or by trivial compilers. Suppose you have a template that generates Python. To be valid, its output must be indented by some process which has to refer to its context to determine how far to indent it. Suppose you hav...
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The problem with Dart isn't its lack of innovation. The problem is the large list of features (properties, factory methods, dynamic typing, null pointers) that complicates the language with little or negative gain. Why is Dart not simpler? It was said that JavaScript is the Visual Basic of the web - but when I think o...
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icebraining
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>The other great point of wrapping your logic inside your database is that you don't need to worry about different apps using different. business logic to perform the same operation. You get a unified rule set that works everywhere and doesn't need to be rewritten several times over. That is a serious advantage over...
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habitue
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The slides for the talk are [here](http://lcsd05.cs.tamu.edu/slides/keynote.pdf)
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UrbenLegend
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Can not wait until the new changes are fully implemented into the compilers.
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The problem is that you now pay the tax everywhere because the language is more complicated. For example, you have to think about questions like this: Is String a subtype of Dynamic? Is Dynamic a subtype of Int? By transitivity, is String then a subtype of Int?
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hiffy
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Two large banks, a mid-sized university, three startups.
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fosskers
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Hm, so it's C that makes sense.
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UnpopularStatment
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Yes, you can do it quickly. It's great that you can hold down a key on the keyboard and fill a whole column / every xth row with the same command. However, if you think that that speed is in a different class than a DAW, completely unmatched, you are absolutely delusional and I suggest you spend more time learning to h...
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igouy
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> Pike, which is also a scripting language with optional static typing, and is supposed to be very fast [*Fast* compared to what?](http://shootout.alioth.debian.org/gp4/benchmark.php?test=all&lang=pike&lang2=gpp)
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