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Also, just because the mean is increasing does not mean the median is, too.

But, that does not necessarily mean that programming in any of them is getting more complicated.

Moreover it seems to me that Java specification contains more non-normative text than C++ standard does.

From more subjective perspective, I would say that Java specification is written using much simpler language, but that does mean that it is less precise.

The first one is easy to evaluate (he does feel that he accomplished that, therefore he did), but whether the second is consistent with that remains to be demonstrated in all the cases.

A: One of them, in essence, is trying to help you, the other one does not care about you.

Well, Google does have programs to take revenge porn out of many search results, and does (unsurprisingly) have programs to rate truth above falsehood: that's part of the search quality about which they're so passionate.

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C++ standard contains description of standard library, Java specification in general does not (partially it does specify Object, Class, Thread, and some of exceptions, but lets ignore this issue).

OS X doesn't yet have Siri, but it does have Dictation.

So, does the formula work for N, or only M?

I get trying to humanize stories, but Moses Weisberg does nothing for this story.

Why does someone need to provide citation for expressing their opinion on something that's even so obvious as "I think simple things are easy to teach and understand, etc.".

As a side note, I get the sense that some of your issues/challenges are being fed from the psychological side (e.g., what does it take for you to be "satisfied").

I was referring this quote: "being able to concisely define executable "objects" (closures), inline if necessary, is very useful" The fact that you can define inline executable objects is indeed very useful, and C++ does exactly that: an inline mangled class instantiated bounded to one variable.

Does HN think this is the transportation revolution the Segway tried to usher in?