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So why does JRuby never got as much traction as other jvm langs like clojure, scala, groovy? I have heard good things about the ruby syntax, top that you get unparalleled powers of jvm like gc, cross platform, libs and much more!

I wonder, is art only about education? I used to be pretty good at sketching in general, But i feel i do not have the imagination to create such wildly out of the world landscapes. Is there a way to learn how to imagine? Or would one say art isnt for everyone?

Thats not very convincing, I am sure setting fire to zombies would be fun!

I have never seen very realistic fire in any games! Is there a substantial challenge in fire simulation vs say water?

Yes this is something clojure users take for granted. I dont know the state of Scala right now but a year back even minor version bump was horrible in scala in terms of backward compatibility. Really impressive job by clojure code devs in terms of maintaining such stable releases.

clojurelings

What a cpu and memory hog that page is!

Does nginx has the same problem of "small time window" downtime? I was guessing reloading would be more gracefully handled by having a single process binding on http/s ports and child processes which contact upstream servers. That way there is no "small time window" while reloading.

hurmm I really dont understand this, How much it would cost for these multimillion dollar companies to maintain a desktop version!?

To my limited knowledge this is only an effort on client side as the apis to interact on server would be the same be it desktop or mobile.

You my friend may just save an otherwise wasted life! Let me know if you are hiring, I guess i would be really good in picking cow dung and grazing cattles.

Seems like, http problem needs to reframed as C1B(illion) now!

the way things are currently going for me. To be practical i still see myself struggling for living and housing. Hope that changes.

another nice example of `less is more`.

Guys try this,

* First focus on the the upper part of dress where there is a bright light with eyes wide open. -> ( white/golden )

* Now focus on the lower part (looking down squintng a little ) -> (blue/black)

:D

Finally!! Thanks for this Enis and HBase Team.

Great! But what about lein?

Github is accessible with ACT also.

I really find Carmack and Armstrong's quotes very appropriate. The root problem seems to be trying to do eveything the OO way when all you need is a function. Java for e.g. is plagued by this problem. Why would I want to write a class/object when all i need is print "Hello World". That being said there are problem where it fits really nicely e.g. Implementing user roles.

awful name!

you can break hygiene in clojure macros using classical anaphoric macros. I guess that holds for clourescript as well.

Hey no more log(N) for me plz!

Thanks guys for the great work!

awesome!

Can this be used to develop plugins for vim? I would love to see someone come up with a plugin in TimL or port one to it!

phew! finally.

get the fk out!

big dreams with little eyes :D

Although i have limited knowledge of crypto, but the algorithm seems pretty similar to what is used in SSL with key exchange via DH and encryption via AES. Although i notice that instead of a server clients are doing key creation and exchange which is why Telegram may be calling the architecture 'decentralized'. What is new here, how is it Telegram's own encryption method? Just having a ssl like client to client security model is what is being coined as MTProto?

If nothing, at least i completely agree with complete disregard to compatibility point. Be it Scala itself or driving frameworks like Play.

Satoshi Nakamoto is not a real person.