Why are you here and what do you like about it?
Damn you, internet! I wish you was never born!
That's even worse. When they're hiring multiple devs from there, they cannot claim they didn't know it existed. Also, if the product actually exists, they don't need to see a patent filing to copy it...
I don't agree. Many languages differentiate in terms of standards. In Java, your objects start lowercase, so if you see uppercase, its a static call.
:: looks nice, I guess, but many languages and standards improve clarity of code.
Well if it was their IP, and they had it in a product, it's theirs. They registered it over 10 years ago. Did Apple just magically come up with the same idea, or did they see and copy it?
A patent troll usually sits on patents they don't use. This is a legitimate company with products. A small guy that cannot afford to file paperwork for all their stuff immediately shouldn't be penalised.
One thing that is weird is that apple always has a lot of people ready to defend the big multi-billion dollar corp.
I have thanks. Do you want to explain which parts of OP fit into the definition. Looks like you read something on reddit and you think you understand autism. You're unfortunately very very wrong.
There isn't really classic autism. Autism presents in many ways. What you're suggesting as classic autism is a bad stereotype.
Not when you're clearly in the wrong.
People try to help you and you turn it into pissing contest. You'd rather focus on feeding your ego than being appreciative. I cannot imagine anyone in their right mind would want to help someone so condescending and fixated on fueling their fragile ego.
I've come out of this thread thinking more about Framework, not less.
As someone who is neurodivergent, that is pretty offensive. Many autists have empathy, awareness and courtesy. Traits not demonstrated by OP.
Never heard of them. We sure they're not leaking this to build their reputation as top hackers? Surely this leak is an advertising gift to them?
I've been trying to bury stories that are going around that I have the biggest dick in Britain. It's hard work.
Become a professional, then you'll commit every time you make a small bit of functionality. If you're doing massive changes like this, you haven't broken something after multiple days of code enough. When you do that and you have no idea what you broke it with and when, it conditions you towards small iterable chunks.