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Glader_BoomaNation
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t2_2yw3t45
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And? "Hey guys, I have an opensource project. If you want to ever make a PR you have to pay me." it's ridiculous regardless of the annual donation amount.
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t3_a3bvd7
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1
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t5_2fwo
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r/programming
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Renive
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You can write frontend which queries YouTube API just fine...
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False
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ec3ukzk
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t3_a7jj68
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t5_2fwo
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metahuman_
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t2_n6st5r
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Because consoles have proprietary APIs protected by NDAs as far as I know. Hence not being able to consult and use the Switch port of the SDL2 unless you prove that you are a certified dev for the platform, if memory serves. For Sony I have no idea honestly
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eb5bzuu
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t3_a32foa
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/r/programming/comments/a32foa/announcing_open_source_of_wpf_windows_forms_and/eb5bzuu/
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bartturner
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How so? What pisses me off is Microsoft does a censored search engine in China and they even did a censored search for the China government for US citizens.
"Bing censoring Chinese language search results for users in the US"
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/feb/11/bing-censors-chinese-language-search-results
Microsoft helps the US military.
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ec3ulof
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t3_a7jj68
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-1
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willmcavoy
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t2_8qiim
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Is there a tool that already does that or are you saying you’ll build one?
edit: jeez, just a question..
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t5_2fwo
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GoTheFuckToBed
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t2_ogwjf
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We use vuejs now for a few years and the best thing is the documentation. Honestly the library is not that great, it has a lot of magic and the ecosystem is not mature, but that one documentstion page explaining the edge cases is something every technology should have.
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ec3unjo
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t3_a7lho8
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/r/programming/comments/a7lho8/reasons_why_vuejs_is_getting_more_traction_every/ec3unjo/
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t5_2fwo
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Cleouf
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t2_139qxe
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No, I think that's your mom.
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t3_a3crqx
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t5_2fwo
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bartturner
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t2_dyc5p
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This is pretty silly. It sounds a lot more like sour grapes. Microsoft had over 90% of browsers and did a horrible job and lost it.
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False
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ec3unlt
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t3_a7k0an
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/r/programming/comments/a7k0an/did_google_cripple_edges_youtube_performance/ec3unlt/
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t5_2fwo
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r/programming
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mcguire
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t2_33oe8
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Nah.
They prematurely optimized for performance, abandoning 100% unit test coverage because their architecture astronaut couldn't see the real world benefits of a pattern oriented paradigm without fundamental horizontal and vertical scalability.
Should have used Prolog.
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eb5c14x
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t3_a3crqx
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8
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t5_2fwo
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r/programming
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public
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False
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zenolijo
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t2_6cw5t
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You missed this part
>without being sued
If you have all YouTube videos on it I'm sure that Google wouldn't be very happy about that.
Also, censorship and demonetization is a pretty huge thing on centralized services.
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False
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ec3uod6
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t3_a7jj68
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tourgen
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t2_nxrb2
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Qt.
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False
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eb5c2oj
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/r/programming/comments/a34lgj/flutter_10_is_now_available_stable_native/eb5c2oj/
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sgtfrankieboy
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t2_am1u0
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I believe Chakra is open sourced actually, or at least part of it.
https://github.com/Microsoft/ChakraCore
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ec3uq5c
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Dave3of5
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t2_pm9mr
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Looks like it's all a misunderstanding see [here](https://medium.com/@jeremy.noring/did-google-cripple-edges-youtube-performance-ce5169d3e5f4).
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ambrevar
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t2_ac3lmr
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Or you could extract the archive to root (`/`), it only install two folders: `/bin` and `/gnu/store`.
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eb5c6oa
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t3_a3chz5
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t5_2fwo
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MentalMachine
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t2_biq50
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Dunno if your post warranted a reply or if my random thoughts are at all coherent/remotely correct, but oh well.
I would assume it's referring to the blind trust we have now in A.I/Machine Learning, where we hold the output of said tool as an absolute truth whilst ignoring the deficiency in the algorithms that constitute them, ie the world treats ML like some kind of second coming of Christ, despite it being like an 8 year old child; you feed it racist garbage and you'll get out racist garbage.
Either that or the borderline 1984-ness of the amount of big data being crunched by private companies/governments, reducing everyone down from human to a trackable metric.
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fuckingoverit
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t2_c5wof
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Mmm mmm that was some tasty word salad
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eb5c9pw
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t3_a3crqx
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AngularBeginner
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t2_eky8x
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Documentation is so incredible important, and so often an oversight.
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ec3uyy2
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t3_a7lho8
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brogam
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t2_1hkhftox
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nah it's fine
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t3_a3bvd7
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t5_2fwo
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r/programming
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shevegen
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t2_atqp
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All power to introspection!
Even some ideas may be (re)shared across different languages. We could see that with ruby too, where elixir's pipe operator was suggested for integration (problem is, syntax-wise, it does not fit 1:1; and without 1:1, alternative syntaxes aren't as good).
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ec3v0nm
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t3_a7kwna
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t3_a7kwna
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/r/programming/comments/a7kwna/tracing_live_processes_in_elixir/ec3v0nm/
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t5_2fwo
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r/programming
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Ranakor
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t2_zme4n
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r/murderedbywords programming edition 😂
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1544028340
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False
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eb5ci1x
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t3_a3crqx
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t5_2fwo
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r/programming
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Liorithiel
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t2_2ly7l
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Virtualization on x86 only became viable when CPUs gained hardware virtualization support around 2005. Without that, it was very, very slow, to the point where it was pretty much unusable except for some very specific use cases.
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ec3v1kn
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t3_a7hbku
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/r/programming/comments/a7hbku/windows_sandbox/ec3v1kn/
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t5_2fwo
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brucedawson
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t2_6r70z
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It has been replaced by a handwritten function in the LLVM test suite, now that we know that doing so is important.
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eb5ckdm
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t3_a2y16c
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/r/programming/comments/a2y16c/a_notcalled_function_can_cause_a_5x_slowdown/eb5ckdm/
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carrottread
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t2_fqhuj
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> But, like /u/edwardkmett mentions, you would not have the benefit of sub-pixel placement indeed.
You can pre-render glyphs for different sub-pixel offsets too. Usually, you need only horizontal sub-pixel positioning. So bake each glyph N times with sub-pixel offsets 0/N, 1/N, ..., (N-1)/N. And then at run-time choose the one which is closest to actual sub-pixel offset.
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ec3v1vx
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t3_a7cdjo
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/r/programming/comments/a7cdjo/16x_aa_font_rendering_using_coverage_masks_part/ec3v1vx/
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t5_2fwo
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Nukken
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t2_6wue7
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Assuming there is a separate QA team
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eb5cnp9
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t3_a3crqx
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t5_2fwo
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Torniojaws
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t2_lif0i6
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Maps is obsolete anyway. All the roads and street view images are almost a decade old, and obviously completely out of date.
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False
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t3_a7jj68
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ulyssesphilemon
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Fellow old-timer here; I agree 100%.
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XNormal
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t2_439n7
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If you are a historian dealing with ancient dates you should be using an integer representing a Julian Day Number to avoid calendar issues.
If you are an astronomer, you would want nothing to do with the rotation of the earth and should be using ephemeris time (or its modern equivalents).
Otherwise, these date formats are ok.
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t3_a7gh6h
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/r/programming/comments/a7gh6h/rome_fell_long_before_mindatetime/ec3v31j/
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moufestaphio
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t2_3qsgp
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This is a good mindset for *any* developer.
95%+ of the time it's your bug. You should be very thorough before looking to blame other code.
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SirWobbyTheFirst
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t2_8xo7rjj
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Well if your motherboard manufacturer didn’t push a BIOS update out then there already is, meltdown. The patches are band aids that require a microcode update and a BIOS update to properly work.
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t3_a7hbku
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/r/programming/comments/a7hbku/windows_sandbox/ec3v4bi/
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t5_2fwo
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sgcdialler
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It is possible for this to be a failure of testing and simultaneously be a case where QA resources were insufficient. In an ideal world, all development teams would have a fully-staffed counterpart QA team that are experts and catch all bugs ever, but anyone that's worked in SW dev knows that's fantasy. In the case of this article, they indicated a 10% crash rate, and tried reproducing on 6 Androids "a few times", let's be generous and assume 5 tries each, giving us 30 attempts. Which means, it was *statistically probable* that only 3 of those would have crashed. Also, this was a thread-related problem, and it was in the framework. User-controlled testing is not very good at replicating issues related to thread collision, and in my experience framework-related bugs are far more rare than my own coding stupidity.
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t3_a3crqx
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habarnam
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I doubt that you have more insight into that specific issue than the people actually developing federated platforms, but sure let me give you the benefit of the doubt and ask if you could you put forward some examples of what you consider to be the atrocious UX of the federated web.
Making such dismissive blanket statements without supporting it with some actual data doesn't really help anyone.
[edit]: for the people with the downvotes, can you please justify them with a comment? I'm not really sure what in my post warrants being downvoted.
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PiratesSayMoo
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The image showing the issue [https://blog.bam.tech/hubfs/2463543/Blog\_Post\_Image/Blog\_Dev/10000-crashes-react-native-svg-threads.svg](https://blog.bam.tech/hubfs/2463543/Blog_Post_Image/Blog_Dev/10000-crashes-react-native-svg-threads.svg) would be a lot more clear if it showed that mPoolsize-- was actually a read then a write on the right side because otherwise it looks like both threads are reading 1 from mPoolsize earlier in the timeline, then writing values that are based on an updated value that they're not reading again.
​
A naive reader could reasonably assume that the mPoolsize-- (or really, any of the four pre/post inc/decrement operators) is an atomic operation based on that picture, when the reality is that you can end up with threadsafety issues between two "mPoolsize--" operations happening on different threads (end result might be -1 or -2 from the original value) even without the if statement.
​
If you want to solve those issues, you'd want to look into when the volatile keyword can help and when it makes sense to use the java.util.concurrent.atomic classes.
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welicious
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t2_3egmd
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> Thing is - the old gmail worked significantly faster.
Pretty much any website built ten years ago is faster than its latest update nowadays. Gmail is a poor example.
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Great intro to TLA. This subreddit misses the point so hard.
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sgtkang
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All large scale software is a horrible mess internally.
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contextfree
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The main Windows repositories are all on Git, but hosted on Azure DevOps (formerly Visual Studio Team Services)
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/r/programming/comments/a32foa/announcing_open_source_of_wpf_windows_forms_and/eb5dc3h/
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eletious
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The code quality isn't the issue. In a few cases you can use a useragent switcher to trick Google into thinking you're using chrome... and behold, suddenly Maps doesn't eat actual dirt in Firefox.
Google isn't being cool here, and it's depressing to see the company I used to believe in as a kid pull off dirty tricks to increase it's market share.
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sfjacob
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If anyone didn’t already know /r/programming hates JS and any article posted that even references it will need at least 3x of the above comment.
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fjonk
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> And if you're trying to get your voice heard, that matters how?
How doesn't it? If you have a idea that is bad for googles business then google will reject your idea not on merits but because it's bad for their business.
> Notice the parallel - with IE5 you had choices, but they wasn't very good. Now you have choices that are pretty good, but Chrome still has a huge market share - why? Because it's a good browser, not because it locks people into using it.
Googles services does, however, lock you into their browser. I only keep chrome around because I have to use it for certain google services.
I'm actually surprised that the idea that a single vendor for a whole category of software(browser engine) is considered a good thing by anyone. Convenient yes, but so far it never ended well when a single company controlled a whole market. Sure, you can argue that people can maintain their own fork but that's very costly, even google created blink because keeping their fork in sync was to much hassle.
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ErroneousFunk
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My point wasn't that you should look at the underlying library's code because the bug is there (or might be there). You should look at it to find out what your misconceptions were about how the library works.
You might need to fix how you handle a particular exception, or update a stale reference or whatever. Something you might have missed or misunderstood in the documentation, or that wasn't documented in the first place.
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dreugeworst
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so what works better than maps?
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False
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Qvuen
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t2_bzb0m
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Infamous troll in this subreddit. Has a few alts typically starting with "shev".
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False
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vytah
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t2_52x2f
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Nor the people watching your phone on TV: https://i.imgur.com/TLfxnc0.jpg
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False
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icentalectro
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t2_17iru00t
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So what's this talk actually about?
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SirWobbyTheFirst
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You don’t use any junctions for your user folders do you? Like to push your Documents, Pictures, etc. To the D: drive or another volume. TrustedInstaller apparently doesn’t have a fucking clue how to handle that and it’s been like that since Vista.
I actually used it in the past to cripple Windows Update and stop it ass raping me from 1607 to 1703 before I found LTSC.
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i_feel_really_great
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Smalltalk
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False
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/r/programming/comments/a7jr9p/whats_your_favourite_programming_language_sound/ec3vnw7/
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Synatix
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t2_ihx2j
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why should it be in the node modules folder?
maybe somone is using other modules/versions then in ur local enviornment?
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eb5dsov
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/r/programming/comments/a34gu4/vs_code_first_look_at_a_rich_code_navigation/eb5dsov/
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m50d
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Unlikely to be more effective; you're better off focusing on securing one thing than putting two half-assed things together, IME. E.g. I'd trust one layer that's had two independent code reviews more than I'd trust two layers that have had one code review each.
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AerieC
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t2_69odc
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Absolutely. Had a co-worker once who, apparently, had never written a bug in his life. Every library, framework, and even compiler he worked with, though, just seemed to have a never-ending stream of strange and impossible to reproduce bugs.
Where's my eye-roll emoji?
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ProFalseIdol
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t2_oh3ps
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Now they know what they did with IE6.
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RajenK
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Thanks for looping me in! The first issue you mentioned (Visual Studio 2017 unexpectedly closing when installing Visual Studio 2019), is definitely not the expected behavior. Could you please use the feedback button on the top-right in the IDE to report it so our teams can take a closer look?
​
I'm checking to see if the "title case styling" option is actually a roaming setting, which would explain it carrying over to the other version as Maxime mentioned. Good point about making it more visible on what actually roamed, I'll pass that along also.
​
Thanks for the feedback!
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/r/programming/comments/a32r4e/announcing_visual_studio_2019_preview_1/eb5e6d5/
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ZeroSorry
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t2_di7lj
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Why is there not a single bald man?
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/r/programming/comments/a7c9p8/nvidia_learned_to_make_realistic_faces/ec3vtvy/
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cruelandusual
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t2_hzarl
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VBScript, duh.
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Octechx
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t2_qk4ry
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Isn't this just called VMware I love how they're marketing as something new and exciting. I was using this shit in 2002
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/r/programming/comments/a7hbku/windows_sandbox/ec3vx81/
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-11
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r/programming
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public
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wuphonsreach
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t2_ortqx
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Windows Phone? What's that?
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False
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/r/programming/comments/a32d8v/announcing_net_core_3_preview_1_and_open_sourcing/eb5ebv7/
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t5_2fwo
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r/programming
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public
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the_bananalord
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t2_2mb0h2hf
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ShadowDOM. Google ~~still includes that API in Chrome despite it being deprecated for a long time, and they~~ built parts of YouTube in it to give a performance boost despite no other browsers adopting the standard. A new version of that API is finally being adopted by browsers, notably with Firefox adding support in v63.
Thanks /u/vinnl for the correction.
EDIT: As pointed out by /u/vinnl, again, YouTube is still using V0, the deprecated version.
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r/programming
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rijncur
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t2_hanhk
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I actually wrote a section on minibatch SGD, but in the end I decided to leave it out because I was concerned it would make my post too long - but you're probably right, it's worth talking about.
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t3_a3adyy
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/r/programming/comments/a3adyy/diving_into_stochastic_gradient_descent/eb5ec26/
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r/programming
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public
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neotek
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t2_3e30w
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Pro has ads in the start menu, the lock screen, and in spotlight. You can't even disable things like having Candy Crush forced onto you using the built-in settings app, you have to edit the fucking registry. Microsoft literally removed group policy settings in the Anniversary update specifically to stop admins on Pro from being able to disable certain types of ads.
Edit: Downvote all you like, it won't [change reality](https://www.computerworld.com/article/3101947/microsoft-windows/more-forced-advertising-creeps-into-windows-10-pro.html).
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/r/programming/comments/a7hbku/windows_sandbox/ec3vzky/
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jaoswald
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t2_31kg
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The title is not actually a question by the OP, but the title of the blog post.
I was disappointed that the post is about `char *`, not C++ strings, which can have even crazier behavior if they optimize layout for strings that fit in 8 bytes.
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MentalMachine
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t2_biq50
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Sorry, what does this give you that the usual DI of interfaces/abstract classes and passing dependencies into the function/class that uses them doesn't?
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False
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/r/programming/comments/a7d9m9/dependency_injection_in_python/ec3w0dx/
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Pyrolistical
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t2_c54mf
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Live editing text is more productive https://mermaidjs.github.io/mermaid-live-editor/#/edit/eyJjb2RlIjoiZ3JhcGggVERcbkFbQ2hyaXN0bWFzXSAtLT58R2V0IG1vbmV5fCBCKEdvIHNob3BwaW5nKVxuQiAtLT4gQ3tMZXQgbWUgdGhpbmt9XG5DIC0tPnxPbmV8IERbTGFwdG9wXVxuQyAtLT58VHdvfCBFW2lQaG9uZV1cbkMgLS0-fFRocmVlfCBGW2ZhOmZhLWNhciBDYXJdXG4iLCJtZXJtYWlkIjp7InRoZW1lIjoiZGVmYXVsdCJ9fQ
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/r/programming/comments/a39sq3/finite_state_machine_designer/eb5el3w/
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r/programming
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public
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alphaglosined
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t2_f0fiz
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Windows update has a tendency to break. The only thing you can do is reinstall if you don't understand how it works under the hood (very few people actually do).
It is why when I do a fresh install, I complete updates before anything else. Almost always works first time.
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/r/programming/comments/a7hbku/windows_sandbox/ec3w2z0/
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OneWingedShark
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t2_bx7wh
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If we're honest, the industry has a terrible time with even knowing about solved problems.
​
I think a lot of it has to do with the "cowboy coder" mentality where "*Yeah, I can do that! Let's get coding!*" pops up and precludes research or design.
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t3_a3cifu
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/r/programming/comments/a3cifu/everything_about_distributed_systems_is_terrible/eb5el8v/
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t5_2fwo
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ImAiRiKe
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t2_2r3yff0c
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I dont know why fucktards downvote me. It is a legetimate question.
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/r/programming/comments/a71smm/io_without_entering_the_kernel/ec3w3bw/
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t5_2fwo
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Sukrim
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t2_9vsre
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A programming version of /r/emojipasta might be necessary...
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/r/programming/comments/a3crqx/how_i_debugged_a_non_reproducible_bug_with_20k/eb5elqr/
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t5_2fwo
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r/programming
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campbellm
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t2_3b632
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Ah, yes, when you can't attack that facts, attack the person. Stay classy.
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False
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ec3w5r9
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/r/programming/comments/a7arbt/how_to_write_perfect_python_commandline_interfaces/ec3w5r9/
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MCPtz
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t2_9m47y
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> If I have the scale and the infrastructure to do a canary release, why would I ever _not_ use this extraordinary tool?
Don't want to piss people off with broken features.
Only user under extreme circumstances.
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> If you have a idea that is bad for googles business then google will reject your idea not on merits but because it's bad for their business.
And right now, if your ideas is totally awesome, it's never going to be heard because you're too small for anybody to care. How is this better?
> I'm actually surprised that the idea that a single vendor for a whole category of software(browser engine) is considered a good thing by anyone.
It's not. But having a single OSS browser engine is certainly preferable from _my_ position over a bunch of closed garden solutions with middling market share that force you to jump through hoops in order to be compatible with them.
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Bugs yes, but looking into the library source gives you an understanding of what your bug is, such as in the article - the Android class was not at fault, but whatever was using it did so incorrectly. But only by looking into the source would one connect the dots between IndexOutOfBoundsException and concurrency.
Don't expect to find bugs in the library code, seek understanding from it.
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https://i.imgur.com/oVKzdq0.png
Well, rip Sandboxie :(
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I am also not fond of the flood of JS developers, but what has this got to do with this topic? The application is written in Java.
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> "For example, they recently added a hidden empty div over YouTube videos that causes our hardware acceleration fast-path to bail (should now be fixed in Win10 Oct update),"
I got no sympaty for Google but if adding an empty fucking div breaks your fucking browser it is your fault, not google's
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If it's not reproducible how are you guaranteeing it's fixed
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> one of the solutions for the near term would be to increase key sizes...
With RSA, you run into problems doing that. When you double the number of bits in the public-key pair size, you increase signing time by 7x and verification time by 3.0-3.6x (rough estimates).
IIRC, elliptic-curve cryptography (ECC) is more secure (or as secure) with smaller key-sizes and is faster, so things are moving that direction.
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Not trying to be rude but what's your point? I don't think anyone said otherwise. Myself and everyone else in this thread are trying to point out the mistake: never use custom crypto libraries for a production task or anything truly sensitive.
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[OpenGL Insights](https://www.amazon.com/OpenGL-Insights-Patrick-Cozzi/dp/1439893764).. ?
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Yes, but in those cases
a) Client reverts to old version of product / pull latest version from whatever distribution or site.
b) If it's an auto-updating channel like play store - submit the previous tagged version as the newest.
The point is, pushing any change(especially one that you don't know will actually help) without the standard release testing and whatnot seems like a weird move when the alternative is quickly pulling the bugged release. Compared to that, actually debugging for more than few minutes seems more sane to me.
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One reason why is its Chinese origin/following. Vue does well in China.
If you scout Github theses days, we have more and more projects from China that get tons of local followers just by the sheer size of the developers community there and often the existence of Chinese documentation.
Remove nothing to the qualities of the projects. It is just a side effect.
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> Do I need to be a Patron to contribute a Pull Request?
> Yes
What a fucking joke lol.
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tehnologie
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Won't they open source Edge?
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What you described is perfectly reasonable.
However, sometimes you can't easily roll back. For example, after you change db or api schema.
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jasonswett
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Ah, got it. If it reads like that then that's a failure of communication on my part. I don't mean to say that the Boy Scout Rule is always bad, just that I think it's insufficient in certain ways and \_sometimes\_ bad.
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please, with your detailed understanding of the issue from your thorough reading of the article, tell us more about how the race condition in a java library is javascript's mistake
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fjonk
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> And right now, if your ideas is totally awesome, it's never going to be heard because you're too small for anybody to care. How is this better?
If you don't see the difference between a standards committee and a for profit company controlling standards I really don't have anything to add.
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React native uses JS?
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Ironically, after always making fun of Microsoft for so many years of building windows components on top of IE, frameworks like Electron are now beginning to dominate.
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nagaomega
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I dont understand what "" stand for
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_WeAreAllToBlame_
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Just wait for the people shouting about "self-documenting" code 🙉
Edit: yep...
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I missed the part about distributed transactions and raw level disc access.
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hsjoberg
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Use protonmail.
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Alikont
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You joke but a few times all it needed to make google service work ok is to change user agent to chrome.
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* Not testing; model checking. Testing can only find bugs that are encountered at runtime. Model checking is exhaustive and can verify all states and behaviors. Also, it checks the specification, not the code.
* Not his "product"; TLA+ is free software made by Leslie Lamport
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Yeah I'm right there with you.
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I think you mean that humans have a way of repeating mistakes of others.
Or as the saying goes: “Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.”
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No, but people always need something to complain about.
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