Cd are cheaper for people to buy(and cheaper to give away).

    "r#{5}"

or in actual use something like

    "I have #{me.num_of_children}\n"

much better then Auto conversion In python

    "I have " + str(me.num_of_sons) + "and " + str(me.num_of_daughters) +"\n"

does get annoying

Don't (typed) Union types work better for errors(with pattern matching) In haskell I think a nullable type or possibly error type frequently returned from functions which can error

ie. data Maybe a = Nothing | Just a data Either a b = Left a | Right b instead of (err,result) like in go

In linux at least you can use /proc/`ps -ef|grep flash|grep -v grep | awk {'print $2'}`/fd/

And with proprietary frontends(like flash)

why?

also kate is a very nice editor gui editor(mainly linux but probably runs on os x/windows -because of kde portability)

That's just my experience that compared to Windows and especially OS X, GUI on Linux is typically ugly and unrefined.

It's understandable given the more fragmented, programmer-centric ecosystem.

I also like kate alot.

They are obviously asking for the patent to prevent others from using this technique.

Not sure to vote for you since I'm not sure if you're being sarcastic or not.

yes

"The majority opinion was written by Justice Antonin Scalia, and joined by Chief Justice John Roberts and Justices Anthony Kennedy, Clarence Thomas, and Samuel Alito"

And that's why we need a more liberal supreme court.

Wouldn't that be Typed Scheme/Typed Racket?

Without the macro-friendly syntax.

true the ruby should be a type error