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The Misty Programming Language is a dynamic, general-purpose, transitional, actor language. It has a gentle syntax that is intended to benefit students, as well as advanced features such as capability security and lambdas with lexical scoping. "Play Misty for me"
We heard you liked languages with required whitespace!
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Does it manage the "one million row challenge" better than Java?  
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Looks like a language designed by someone who doesn't use an IDE that will quickly reformat code to their liking.
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Incase is taking on most of Microsoft’s keyboards, mice, headsets, and webcams that were set to be discontinued. Arise, undead mice!
My brain completely forgot that they had announced they were ending their mice and keyboards. I certainly wouldn't use this as (another) example of why not to trust software companies with their hardware.
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Kent Sharkey wrote: why not to trust software companies with their hardware.
Pfff... people trust them with their (people) data
I do not know what's worse
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According to GitHub, last week's general availability launch of its Copilot Chat tool heralds the rise of human speech as the new universal programming language. But is it Turing Complete?
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Kent Sharkey wrote: tool heralds the rise of human speech as the new universal programming language.
Bugs and breaking issues are going to enter a new level.
If it sometimes is difficult to achieve something with concrete "gramatic" and "structure"... I don't want to imagine human speech    
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With its market share hitting a new low, can Firefox rise from the ashes or is this the end? If you can't get anyone else to show up, may as well ask the aliens
"Scientists" 
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Have they said that there is a "party in da haus" over the parentless weekend?
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Kent Sharkey wrote: With its market share hitting a new low, can Firefox rise from the ashes or is this the end?
So we need aliens to fix Firefox's popularity?
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Haven't they already landed?
Freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make four. If that is granted, all else follows.
-- 6079 Smith W.
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Break out the banjos!
TTFN - Kent
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With its market share hitting a new low, can Firefox rise from the ashes or is this the end? Time for a complete rewrite!
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IIRC is the only non-chromium based out there.
I, for now, will keep using it as long as it doesn't become unusable.
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Having monitored vulnerabilities in Firefox for a few years now, I say good riddance. Mozilla simply doesn't fix vulnerabilities unless they're actively being exploited.
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With Chrome actively killing off ad-blockers to protect Google's ad revenue, and Edge desperately shoving Bing down users' throats to protect Microsoft's ad revenue, how long until people realise that the grass is greener on the ad-free foxy side? 
"These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined."
- Homer
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Code mentioning Copilot and File Explorer has been spotted, but it's not clear what Microsoft has in the works. Coming soon: AI integration with Character Map
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Kent Sharkey wrote: Coming soon: AI integration with Character Map
If that makes it easier to find the breaking non-space in Microsoft Word, I, for one, will hail our robot overlords.
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Artice wrote: but it's not clear what Microsoft has in the works.
Why do the words "spyware" or "braking the system" came to my mind?
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Over the holidays, the npm package registry was flooded with more than 3,000 packages, including one called "everything," and others named a variation of the word. Problems with npm. Just like every other day.
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I might be one of the rare guys that has never used it (yet)
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Java programmers are being pressed to post the fastest possible solution to a “one billion row challenge,” prompting both Java and non-Java solutions along with debate about programming language performance. "Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill!"
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Java? Pfff
do it in excel 
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(lisp) is missing - where are the die-hards?
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HyperVerse's collapse caused an estimated $1.3 billion in customer losses. A shifty crypto company? Whaaa?
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