BrutallyHonest

I would rather have a permanent top-level tracking banner section built right into my browser as long as I don't have to write JS anymore. It's very high on my priority list.

Politically whiny, want the independence but keep the £, have a lot of preferences already etc.

Past behaviour somewhat predicts future behaviour.

Possibly, although I wouldn't rush it. Worth seeing which countries will remain in the EU by the time UK finalises the exit.

It would be more fair to hold a referendum in England whether it should be united with Scotland. Would be more productive for Scotland's independence.

And of course, Hong Kong and Singapore will also stop being financial centres, since they haven't been in the EU to begin with.

It's more to do with people being shamed into not publicly stating their real intention to vote. This will happen in USA with Trump again.

You want to exercise rights without fully committing?

The whole thing needs to be refactored.

Finance, line of business, medical, enterprise.

Even minimalistic flat style popularised by Microsoft?

1) To become as mainstream in a general-purpose way as OOP and functional programming paradigms are. One of the problems I know is lack of composability.

2) To become your favourite approach.

What is Actor Model lacking?

If an answer could be confused with a "real" one then it's as good.

Hi Alan,

Could you please answer:

1) What is your opinion about Actor Model? Does it have a potential? What is the next step for OOP?

2) Do you think software of the future should be end-user modifiable?

3) What would be the Dynabook of 2016? Smart contact lenses with a gesture interface?

Thank you very much!

No ISO layout filtering.

In this JavaScript world nothing is too mad.

Worrying anti-recycling rhetoric.

Why would NASA somehow be invincible to hype?

ORM promotes mutable entity types.

That's the biggest problem with adoption of academic-style (Haskell, OCaml etc.) functional programming languages.

The proponents believe that 'shorter = more readable'.

And if they would try to make it more readable it would start looking like Scala and C# (hence their popularity).