HuggingFaceGECLM/REDDIT_comments · Datasets at Hugging Face

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MommySmellsYourCum

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Ok?

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combinatorylogic

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> I'm pretty sure llvm is all rpn, It's not, it's an SSA. > and code compiled for llvm can be decompiled into any other llvm-compatible language. Good luck. Most of the useful information is already missing at this level. Can you imagine, say, decompiling template instantiations into anything human-readable?

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TinyImprovement

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An open source project. So yes, they can. It means exactly that they can.

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NotExecutable

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> if there isn't something thats a better fit and/or if they will end up regretting the decision. In my experience, it's sometimes (often?) not worth going the extra step to get the best for the job, if a working solution with only few compromises is more readily available. Invest that money on useful features instead. ^(In this case, the guardian explained their move, however) Because, in the end, you end up regretting any system you built or bought. In the case of my employer, that sometimes takes 3 or 4 decades, but we always arrive at regret.

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magnusmaster

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The problem is Chromium is so big you need a huge team of people to maintain it so it's a huge challenge to fork it. Pale Moon still can't keep up with web standards on their own, and multiple developers are working on it.

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sionnach

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But it does say that Mongo, the company, were a problem.

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shevegen

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> Nim eliminates a whole class of errors by being statically typed The more I hear about the type-preaching choir, the more I am about to realize that they are incompetent. I guess the proliferation of non-statically typed languages is the singlest best example to refute claims such as the above.

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STR_Warrior

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I believe Mozilla has improved that allot: https://hacks.mozilla.org/2018/10/calls-between-javascript-and-webassembly-are-finally-fast-%F0%9F%8E%89/

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nikofeyn

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but isn't specifying a precise enough type basically equivalent to just programming the thing in the first place?

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MistYeller

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I would say that all data is relational. There is basically no use case where someone will come along and say, give me document 5 with the only reason being that they want document 5. No they will want document 5 because of some information in that document that they are aware of because of how it relates to something else. Maybe everyone they know who read document 5 really liked it. Maybe it describes how to solve a particular problem they have. Maybe they need to know if it contains curse words in need of censoring. You might build something whose sole purpose is to store documents by id when the relational information is stored somewhere else (like if you are hosting a blog and are relying on search engines and the rest of the internet to index your blog). The data is still relational. This use case is pretty well modeled by a file system.

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Someguy2020

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It absolutely is as if google owns chromium. They contribute the majority of the code, they control the project direction. If you want to go against them then you’re faced with forking and now you’re in the browser engine business. Just wait for the next time google arbitrarily decides the www part of url isn’t important.

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combinatorylogic

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> Literate programming is far from the norm. Because the vast majority of the so called "programmers" are dumb monkeys. That's the *only* reason why Literate Programming is not universally adopted everywhere. > it's a contradiction in terms for a program to be written at such a high level as to resemble plain English WTF are you talking about? Your plain English is for telling an elaborate, complete "*why*" part of the story. Your programming language of whatever level you're operating on at this moment is for telling the "*how*" and "*what*" sides of the same story. They're complimentary, and both parts are absolutely mandatory.

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MrRadar

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Google is already treating Chrome as the only browser they need to support, just like Microsoft did with IE back when it had a virtual monopoly. This trend back towards monopoly can end nowhere but badly.

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combinatorylogic

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What's wrong with a "comprehensibility" of the software stack?!? If you eliminate the artificial complexity (tons of boilerplate serving only interoperability between different incompatible standards), it's still super simple.

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kragit

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That's not a Chromium problem, it's a lazy (or strategic) web developer problem. The developer is either lazy enough not to put in the effort to test on *any* other browsers, or has seen their analytics and decided the market share wasn't worth the extra time/money investment. More rendering engines aren't going to change either problem. You'll still likely see the the smaller/smallest ones ignored, unless they were to all magically achieve equal share.

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eb8xple

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irqlnotdispatchlevel

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As u/BitterGrapefruit6 pointed, having it be a VM gives you hardware-enforced isolation, which you will want if you run untrusted applications.

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DutchmanDavid

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Mate, your blog is gone :(

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Shookfr

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All I see is a Java Dev wet dream.

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combinatorylogic

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The ultimate [yak shaving](https://yakshav.es/the-patron-saint-of-yakshaves/) - also proving, that yak shaving is often a *good* thing.

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Habadasher

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Yes, I'm sure that is provably the case 😑

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eb8xuen

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wengchunkn

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Sure there are plenty of RPN everywhere. However, there is no entry level RPN material which simultaneously demonstrates to learners the fundamental aspects of stack machine and interpreters. My Multitiered Stack Machine (nSM) and Inverse Shunting Yard Algorithm (ISYA) which is about 50 lines in PHP and JavaScript is perhaps the only example that fulfill these two almost impossible goals. I am now porting nSM ISYA to C. Needs to take care of lots of fundamental data structure. Do have a look at the code. Code is the best documentation.

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metamatic

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>This would suggest QUIC provides most advantages over TCP in situations with bad networks and high-end devices. So, America.

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eb8xuoz

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pilas2000

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Sop?

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Disgruntled__Goat

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> Currently, that would be a Google employee. Exactly.

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combinatorylogic

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> that are known to be true *Believed* to be true.

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IceSentry

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Logic related to storing and retrieving data is perfectly suitable in a database and is probably what you want if you care at all about performance.

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eb8xxfx

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combinatorylogic

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As in, sweatshops NEED a different business model. Good luck with that.

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ec67uvf

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nathanjd

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Good to know, thanks!

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eb8y16b

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killerstorm

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> Don’t want a monoculture? Start making a browser that doesn’t suck shit. Is this implying that Firefox sucks shit?

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tevert

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Perhaps more importantly, a rendering engine change is _not_ what they need to do to get people to use Edge.

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aivdov

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Who could have thought they would optimize for their own product first 🤔

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Excrubulent

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Jesus fuck that's so evil and plausible.

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Koppis

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And you don't even have a licence to drive one yet.

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ec680x8

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Jalfor

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I think the point is that the government will be able to request a targeted action, but not a general one. For example (and I'd add here, that all this is just as I understand it, I'm no expert), if a suspected criminal was communicating using an app that was encrypting their messages, then the government might require whoever wrote the app to disable the encryption on that specific person's device/account. What they could not do, is require the app creator to create a system that would allow the security agency to arbitrarily disable the encryption of anyone they want.

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combinatorylogic

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> However, there is no entry level RPN material which simultaneously demonstrates to learners the fundamental aspects of stack machine and interpreters. Leo Brodie, "Thinking Forth". Good luck trying to produce anything better than this masterpiece.

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FlyMeToTheSun_

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The developer who has to cross-test the site across multiple browsers would be happy with this news. No?

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epicwisdom

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> Because the vast majority of the so called "programmers" are dumb monkeys. That's the *only* reason why Literate Programming is not universally adopted everywhere. Accusing everybody else of being an idiot, how trite. > Your plain English is for telling an elaborate, complete "*why*" part of the story. Your programming language of whatever level you're operating on at this moment is for telling the "*how*" and "*what*" sides of the same story. They're complimentary, and both parts are absolutely mandatory. They are indeed complementary. However, literate programming, philosophically, is not about two complementary parts, and therein lies the problem.

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exorxor

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How is this possible?! The people on Reddit said that sqlite was rock solid! /s

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eb8y87z

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crimaniak

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Yes. Now Java and DB development (DBeaver), before was PHP, C++, D, Frontend, and some minor plugins (.dot diagrams and so on).

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argv_minus_one

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Secret courts. All the company knows is that you did something to piss off the spooks.

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eb8yakm

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2bdb2

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>The analogy of "I need 500mb memory for writing hello world" is the same analogy of saying "I paid 20000$ for a car and only drove to the store once, so the trip cost me 20000$". I'm not sure I follow, that's a terrible analogy. Memory costs money every month for the life of the application. Being able to run on smaller EC2 instances means you pay less per month to run the same application. I can run large, complex, full featured applications in Vert.x using a fraction of the memory that Spring takes just by itself. A better analogy would be two cars that have identical functionality, but one of them uses 5 times more fuel than the other for every km you drive for the life of the car.

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ec68arn

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p2004a

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Hey! I used that :D, and even extended for my own needs :). In compilers course we were writing, well, compiler which includes parser and we needed to generate test cases and be able to debug them and share with other people, so I've took this tools, added a few extension to the editor (zoom in and out, selecting and moving multiple nodes, ability to serialize state into url) and my own very specific test case generation. It worked beautifully :). Here is example: [very long link](https://files.p2004a.com/fsm/#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)

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eb8ybfx

t3_a39sq3

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t3_a39sq3

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t5_2fwo

r/programming

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XFidelacchiusX

t2_14iu9c

\\I'm not going back to SQL... I can't go back.... i said so many bad things....

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1545300113

False

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ec68csf

t3_a7q1bi

null

t3_a7q1bi

/r/programming/comments/a7q1bi/bye_bye_mongo_hello_postgres/ec68csf/

1547841526

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t5_2fwo

r/programming

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False

Aardvark_Man

t2_daw0y

Aussie working on getting into pen testing. It's gonna be great for me, if I can find any company still operating in Australia.

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1544136411

False

0

eb8yda5

t3_a3kk7u

null

t1_eb76vur

/r/programming/comments/a3kk7u/australian_programmers_could_be_fired_by_their/eb8yda5/

1547279797

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t5_2fwo

r/programming

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False

Matrix8910

t2_q7trm

If you saying that without saying why, you're just stupid, because it's irrelevant and adds nothing to the discussion

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1545300180

False

0

ec68e85

t3_a7rdpt

null

t1_ec5mugu

/r/programming/comments/a7rdpt/microsoft_unveils_windows_sandbox_run_any_app_in/ec68e85/

1547841544

14

t5_2fwo

r/programming

public

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False

tjorri

t2_16k3j2

Actually the video demonstrates exhaustiveness checking for tuples of nullable strings. It will be interesting to see if it can do exhaustiveness checking of other closed types such as classes with private constructors and sealed subclasses.

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1544136419

False

0

eb8ydp0

t3_a3ghju

null

t1_eb7iir3

/r/programming/comments/a3ghju/whats_new_in_c_80/eb8ydp0/

1547279802

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t5_2fwo

r/programming

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False

TheCodexx

t2_3so9y

In the 90's, there were alternatives to Microsoft Word, including, notably, WordPress. WordPress had a pretty consistent document format, so Word added support for their documents to be opened in Word, but Microsoft kept changing the .doc format with small tweaks between versions so that WordPress wasn't able to reliably open them. Then they sold Word as "the universal word processor", and effectively squeezed WordPress out of the market by making them chase tiny tweaks and add support for them. They've more-or-less backed-off now that they have a monopoly on the desktop office suite, so it's been a lot easier for LibreOffice and others to emulate now, but it's a big part of why Office dominates today. Google's behavior is effectively no different: making small manual changes that seem innocuous and can be excuses as a necessary change for internal purposes but that effectively sabotages any attempts by competitors to allow cross-platform integration.

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1545300252

False

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ec68fqp

t3_a7jj68

null

t1_ec47lgc

/r/programming/comments/a7jj68/former_microsoft_edge_intern_claims_google/ec68fqp/

1547841563

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t5_2fwo

r/programming

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False

Isvara

t2_10v24

Are you saying the thing you quoted isn't true?

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1544136420

False

0

eb8ydqh

t3_a3sxx4

null

t1_eb8xhq5

/r/programming/comments/a3sxx4/nim_the_good_the_ok_and_the_hard/eb8ydqh/

1547279802

24

t5_2fwo

r/programming

public

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False

Horusiath

t2_7zy8p

How is WiredTiger "relational"?

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1545300305

False

0

ec68gx4

t3_a7q1bi

null

t1_ec57jsp

/r/programming/comments/a7q1bi/bye_bye_mongo_hello_postgres/ec68gx4/

1547841577

2

t5_2fwo

r/programming

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False

Lumber_Wizard

t2_2g4390kt

1/pi would be 10, 1 would be 1, pi would be 0.1. (Yes, orders of magnitude work in the reverse way to >1 bases).

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1544136428

False

0

eb8ye75

t3_a3kk7u

null

t1_eb8t0z6

/r/programming/comments/a3kk7u/australian_programmers_could_be_fired_by_their/eb8ye75/

1547279807

0

t5_2fwo

r/programming

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False

Coloneljesus

t2_4ek9t

Yes, Java, Because we are maintaining a DSL written with xtext, which gives you eclipse plugins "for free".

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1545300363

False

0

ec68i9y

t3_a7r8qv

null

t1_ec5wqsc

/r/programming/comments/a7r8qv/eclipse_410_released/ec68i9y/

1547841614

3

t5_2fwo

r/programming

public

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False

argv_minus_one

t2_4hatx

I thought NSLs were also sent to individuals?

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0

1544136429

False

0

eb8ye8d

t3_a3kk7u

null

t1_eb8b3h3

/r/programming/comments/a3kk7u/australian_programmers_could_be_fired_by_their/eb8ye8d/

1547279808

1

t5_2fwo

r/programming

public

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False

pjmlp

t2_755w5

By the time Visual C++ 1.x came out, better approaches with Turbo Pascal and Borland/Turbo C++, with the help of OWL were already possible. Coding in plain Win16 and straight C was an exercise left for masochists.

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0

1545300375

False

0

ec68iks

t3_a7temr

null

t3_a7temr

/r/programming/comments/a7temr/win16_for_fun_and_probably_no_profit/ec68iks/

1547841618

8

t5_2fwo

r/programming

public

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False

Brawl345

t2_8zibc

It says so here: https://github.com/MicrosoftEdge/MSEdge

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1544136450

False

0

eb8yfcw

t3_a3q1vh

null

t1_eb8maf3

/r/programming/comments/a3q1vh/its_official_chromium_is_coming_to_microsoft_edge/eb8yfcw/

1547279822

4

t5_2fwo

r/programming

public

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False

TheCodexx

t2_3so9y

The goalposts aren't moving; there are two separate issues here. And realistically, e-mail clients are on the decline overall. A lot of people won't even use Outlook anymore, let alone something more niche like Thunderbird. I already use that (and Icecat) to mitigate issues, most people use webmail *to use webmail* because it's more convenient to do from the browser. Whether I use it or not doesn't make it less anti-competitive to push their own solution, and there's no guarantee they won't throttle connections to other clients to make their webmail UI the quickest.

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1545300398

False

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ec68j34

t3_a7jj68

null

t1_ec406mn

/r/programming/comments/a7jj68/former_microsoft_edge_intern_claims_google/ec68j34/

1547841624

1

t5_2fwo

r/programming

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False

argv_minus_one

t2_4hatx

Prison.

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1544136475

False

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eb8ygo3

t3_a3kk7u

null

t1_eb7ts1x

/r/programming/comments/a3kk7u/australian_programmers_could_be_fired_by_their/eb8ygo3/

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t5_2fwo

r/programming

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False

Coloneljesus

t2_4ek9t

IntelliJ Community Edition is now Apache licensed and should be free to use.

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1545300405

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ec68j9a

t3_a7r8qv

null

t1_ec63a1r

/r/programming/comments/a7r8qv/eclipse_410_released/ec68j9a/

1547841626

-1

t5_2fwo

r/programming

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False

sharknice

t2_5a7ac

I think you're supposed to read it upside-down

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1544136532

False

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eb8yjny

t3_a3kk7u

null

t1_eb8ck5c

/r/programming/comments/a3kk7u/australian_programmers_could_be_fired_by_their/eb8yjny/

1547279875

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t5_2fwo

r/programming

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False

pjmlp

t2_755w5

InteliJ are the ones doing the plugin, I let you wonder how well it is supported.

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1545300428

False

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ec68jru

t3_a7r8qv

null

t1_ec5oo44

/r/programming/comments/a7r8qv/eclipse_410_released/ec68jru/

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t5_2fwo

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False

[deleted]

None

[deleted]

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eb8ykk8

t3_a3q1vh

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t1_eb8h5kx

/r/programming/comments/a3q1vh/its_official_chromium_is_coming_to_microsoft_edge/eb8ykk8/

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t5_2fwo

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Coloneljesus

t2_4ek9t

...that might be why my Tycho build inexplicably failed tonight.

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False

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ec68l4g

t3_a7r8qv

null

t3_a7r8qv

/r/programming/comments/a7r8qv/eclipse_410_released/ec68l4g/

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HarwellDekatron

t2_v6p5z5j

Yeah, well... that's kind of the problem with every big open source project. I've been tempted to contribute several fixes to Cinnamon and Gnome, but every time I have to setup the source code for just a single one of the applications to add a checkbox that will do this or that... it's a goddamn nightmare. I think the answer to "how do we get more developers involved rather than let big organizations take over" is by providing better tooling to improve the build/test/release cycle. Unfortunately, I haven't seen that many efforts in that area.

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1544136549

False

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eb8ykn8

t3_a3q1vh

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t1_eb8xh9r

/r/programming/comments/a3q1vh/its_official_chromium_is_coming_to_microsoft_edge/eb8ykn8/

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t5_2fwo

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combinatorylogic

t2_iab4d

> Accusing everybody else of being an idiot It is an objective fact though. The vast majority of programmers are objectively ignorant. > philosophically, is not about two complementary parts You don't understand what Literate Programming is, evidently. It is exactly about the complimentary parts. Code tells the part of the story, while literate comments provide all the background information that cannot ever be expressed in code. And the philosophy here is that the background is *more important*, and thus must get more attention than the code itself.

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1545300565

False

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ec68mtn

t3_a7m6jc

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t1_ec68a5b

/r/programming/comments/a7m6jc/a_profile_on_donald_knuth/ec68mtn/

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t5_2fwo

r/programming

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False

berock212

t2_d9xnd

Google is a for profit company, that's the difference.

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1544136561

False

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eb8yleh

t3_a3q1vh

null

t1_eb8jd83

/r/programming/comments/a3q1vh/its_official_chromium_is_coming_to_microsoft_edge/eb8yleh/

1547279897

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t5_2fwo

r/programming

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yawkat

t2_a7pa9

Adding overhead in the process.

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1545300632

False

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ec68oc8

t3_a7q1bi

null

t1_ec66hii

/r/programming/comments/a7q1bi/bye_bye_mongo_hello_postgres/ec68oc8/

1547841689

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t5_2fwo

r/programming

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False

Aggravating_Bus

t2_1u9c2lo1

Time to move across the ditch, better internet, not as hot, entire country's wildlife not trying to kill you. Its a win all round.

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1544136596

False

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eb8ynd8

t3_a3kk7u

null

t3_a3kk7u

/r/programming/comments/a3kk7u/australian_programmers_could_be_fired_by_their/eb8ynd8/

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t5_2fwo

r/programming

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False

ascii

t2_g70u

Aphyr have run tests against Postgres. They haven't posted any articles so they presumably didn't find any issues for "normal" operating modes of Postgres, but if you configure your client to use two phase commit mode, they have shown that you will encounter the two generals problem.

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1545300646

False

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ec68onj

t3_a7q1bi

null

t1_ec664us

/r/programming/comments/a7q1bi/bye_bye_mongo_hello_postgres/ec68onj/

1547841693

2

t5_2fwo

r/programming

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False

AndrewNeo

t2_55unw

IE wasn't evergreen OR on spec. There's a huge difference between then and now.

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1544136617

False

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eb8yome

t3_a3q1vh

null

t1_eb8fk95

/r/programming/comments/a3q1vh/its_official_chromium_is_coming_to_microsoft_edge/eb8yome/

1547279937

4

t5_2fwo

r/programming

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False

wengchunkn

t2_teo9t

I'm not. Please have a look at my code examples. Forth was not created to address the over complicated programming language ecosystem that we have today. I am tackling today's problems the Forth way. So I call my implementation Fifth Generation Graph Language, 5GL.

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1545300651

False

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ec68oru

t3_a7m6jc

null

t1_ec683s6

/r/programming/comments/a7m6jc/a_profile_on_donald_knuth/ec68oru/

1547841695

0

t5_2fwo

r/programming

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False

PedDavid

t2_3lktf1t

For reals, am I the only one that thinks the pipe is actually nice? What do you guys thin about F# with its `|>` ?

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1544136621

False

0

eb8youb

t3_a3lvtr

null

t1_eb8wmyv

/r/programming/comments/a3lvtr/c20_standard_ranges_eric_niebler/eb8youb/

1547279939

7

t5_2fwo

r/programming

public

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False

v1akvark

t2_eodem

Did you even read the article?

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1545300686

False

0

ec68pmf

t3_a7q1bi

null

t1_ec5h4ng

/r/programming/comments/a7q1bi/bye_bye_mongo_hello_postgres/ec68pmf/

1547841705

0

t5_2fwo

r/programming

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null

False

AndrewNeo

t2_55unw

IE was neither standards compliant nor evergreen. I don't like the idea of a monoculture either but comparing it to why IE was bad is disingenuous.

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0

1544136684

False

0

eb8ysjw

t3_a3q1vh

null

t1_eb86g37

/r/programming/comments/a3q1vh/its_official_chromium_is_coming_to_microsoft_edge/eb8ysjw/

1547280015

2

t5_2fwo

r/programming

public

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False

yawkat

t2_a7pa9

XML is bloated as a language, and has been basically from the start. JSON is not.

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1545300811

False

0

ec68se1

t3_a7q1bi

null

t1_ec66y9k

/r/programming/comments/a7q1bi/bye_bye_mongo_hello_postgres/ec68se1/

1547841740

5

t5_2fwo

r/programming

public

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False

ase1590

t2_6qlj4

Sundar Pichai.

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1544136697

False

0

eb8ytax

t3_a3q1vh

null

t1_eb8s2wd

/r/programming/comments/a3q1vh/its_official_chromium_is_coming_to_microsoft_edge/eb8ytax/

1547280023

6

t5_2fwo

r/programming

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False

LimEJET

t2_4zfyw

That's fair. It'd admittedly be hard to reconstruct stuff that is remove before the llvm-step.

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1545300846

False

0

ec68t5q

t3_a7m6jc

null

t1_ec67k7v

/r/programming/comments/a7m6jc/a_profile_on_donald_knuth/ec68t5q/

1547841749

1

t5_2fwo

r/programming

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False

Recursive_Descent

t2_p6e5w

Google runs Chromium. They decide what gets merged and what doesn't.

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1544136718

False

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eb8yui7

t3_a3q1vh

null

t1_eb8j3vu

/r/programming/comments/a3q1vh/its_official_chromium_is_coming_to_microsoft_edge/eb8yui7/

1547280038

7

t5_2fwo

r/programming

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False

gmiwenht

t2_3z8s4

Meh. Hello Kdb+

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1545300909

False

0

ec68ulm

t3_a7q1bi

null

t3_a7q1bi

/r/programming/comments/a7q1bi/bye_bye_mongo_hello_postgres/ec68ulm/

1547841766

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t5_2fwo

r/programming

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False

Tyg13

t2_bz3gl

Anything that can be offloaded from runtime to compile time is worth it. Companies can invest in better build servers if it becomes an issue in development. They can't upgrade customer hardware. As for template errors, as long as you use a relatively modern compiler like GCC 7.0+ or clang, the issues mostly have been fixed.

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1544136737

False

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eb8yvmd

t3_a3lvtr

null

t1_eb8p22h

/r/programming/comments/a3lvtr/c20_standard_ranges_eric_niebler/eb8yvmd/

1547280053

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t5_2fwo

r/programming

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False

LimEJET

t2_4zfyw

As a test automation engineer, I strongly disagree with that last one. Lack of external documentation means you get the "how", but not the "why", which is the important part.

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1545300931

False

0

ec68v35

t3_a7m6jc

null

t1_ec67s5j

/r/programming/comments/a7m6jc/a_profile_on_donald_knuth/ec68v35/

1547841773

1

t5_2fwo

r/programming

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False

argv_minus_one

t2_4hatx

Once that binary exists, it can and will be obtained by bad guys and maliciously pushed to other devices. That's a systemic weakness, namely a compromise of the code signing system that devices use to determine whether a binary is legit.

null

0

1544136773

False

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eb8yxmd

t3_a3kk7u

null

t1_eb7m08r

/r/programming/comments/a3kk7u/australian_programmers_could_be_fired_by_their/eb8yxmd/

1547280077

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t5_2fwo

r/programming

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False

SCHKN

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> Why and how would anyone consider that a good idea? &#x200B; I find this question rather surprising to be honest - why in the world would anyone want to use Go? Golang is a very widely used language, in very big projects that rely heavily on parallelization and concurrency. Have you heard of Docker? Well.. ask them why in the world would they use Go? > I know a few college professors who would disagree with you. In fact, I disagree with you myself. For one, most Lisps are anything but pure. Two, despite copious memes to the contrary, Haskell is *everywhere*, especially in (ironically enough) compilers. Saying that extreme purity "doesn't work" is the most hilariously uninformed thing I've heard all week. &#x200B; Can we consider a few college professors opinions to be relevant when it comes to the choices that are made for highly scalable production environments? Haskell might be everywhere when it comes to building compilers, interpreters; in a way low level tools for the development world. But where is Haskell in web development? Where is Haskell in data manipulation? You're comparing two tools that have nothing to do with each other, and call that being uninformed. All I see from this argument is context lacking, at best. &#x200B; > Neither is any other language &#x200B; Yet another lack of perspective. What about learning curves? What about the rise of Visual Basic in the 90's that made it so easy to be a developer? Are all languages equally hard? > Neither of those things is inherently functional in nature. And to the contrary, many functional languages are actually *more* usable than their OO or procedural counterparts (and don't even get me started on logic programming and the unusability rabbit hole it creates). &#x200B; Stating that functional languages are more usable than their OO counterparts (in which ways are they counterparts by the way?) is quite laughable given the fact that they are not more used. If they were more usable, they would be used more. &#x200B; > Perhaps the one thing this article talks about that actually *is* cool. Though it's not exactly revolutionary, either. &#x200B; A very great tool indeed, and I am glad that you agree on this point! &#x200B; > Javascript has been trying that for years. It hasn't gone well. &#x200B; What has Javascript been trying to do for years exactly? That statement is not very clear to be honest. Isn't Javascript one of the most used languages if not the most used language in the world? If they have been trying to do something for years that's completely wrong, what explains this incredible success? I'm curious to know your opinion about this. > Oh look, I was right. Not only do you not know what you're talking about, but apparently the people running the project don't either (I'm going to give you the benefit of the doubt and assume you're just a fan repeating what you've been told by marketing). I do not represent InfluxData, and by no means can I be considered a representative of this corporation. I just found this project very interesting and tried to give it a shot. Maybe you find it difficult to test the tech given how the article is written, and from this angle I could totally understand it. &#x200B; I will write more articles in the future about this technology/language that will be more tech-oriented rather than marketing-oriented, even if I have introduced in the past one a fair load of technical considerations. Maybe it will suit you more. Maybe not. Stay tuned! &#x200B; &#x200B; &#x200B; &#x200B; &#x200B;

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Ameisen

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> Controlled, but to clear up confusion with others, in theory anyone can submit commits for review, it's just up to maintainers to approve or deny the review, as is usual for open source projects. ... which effectively means that Google completely controls it unless there are independent maintainers. It just means third-parties can also submit code for Google. Google can reject them if they go against Google's intentions or plans.

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tambry

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[Verizon FiOS started an IPv6 test rollout](https://www.dslreports.com/forum/r32136440-Networking-IPv6-working) in some areas a few months ago.

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NullableType

t2_c3qui

Funny enough, Mozilla makes two different browsers for mobile: normal "Firefox" and the more privacy focused "[Firefox Focus](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firefox_Focus)"... and on Android Firefox Focus up until version 7 was using Blink as their browser engine. So even Mozilla was using "Chromium" for some of their browsers for some time.

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TinyImprovement

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I do. That's what I meant. Professionals use postgres.

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Recursive_Descent

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The value is in competition. JavaScript JITs are extremely efficient because browsers have been fighting to be the fastest. Google will take their foot off the gas when there is no competition.

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eb8z2ib

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combinatorylogic

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I already explained in this thread why stack machine is often a bad intermediate representation. And, actually, the original promise of Forth (or any other meta-language) is that you *grow* a complex language ecosystem on top of it, that all the languages are built within your meta-language. Trying to turn it all upside down is much harder, and should be done on a much higher level than a stack machine.

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wayoverpaid

t2_5elfh

A second IE6 era... if IE6 were open sourced, and managed by a company that saw the web as its bread and butter instead of a competitor.

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eb8z7ad

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ascii

t2_g70u

I think you're right, many or even most of the people throwing shit at Mongo have probably never used it. I believe that my point, that a fair number of people who have used Mongo probably lost some data without knowing it, is also true. :-)

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GrzegorzWidla

t2_550ok

I mean, it'd still be far better to target SDK and for OS to keep multiple versions in centralized location instead of supplying whole thing via Electron.

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NSRedditor

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Well that doesn’t sound hard at all. It wouldn’t be the fastest query, but it sounds like you only need to run it once.

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ec690or

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Chaoslab

t2_3x3gz

And Australia's IT International Security industry is never taken seriously again. Once someone is greedy / dumb enough to implement a ~~backdoor~~ frontdoor the option for it too be accessed by a none state actor is on the clock. Backdooring encryption just gives a new avenue of attack for the bad guys too use and that blow back is going to be spectacular. Can't imagine the GDPR is ok with it either so a collision with that is probably on the cards too.

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eb8zav0

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a_the_retard

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Imagine a Spring Boot stomping on a programmer's face--for ever.

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ec691ym

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m50d

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> Have you ever used CRDTs, or did you just find that on Wikipedia and decide it sounded cool? Projecting much? Yes, I've used them, because I've done these things on real systems: event sourcing, CQRS, lambda architecture before it was even called that. Whereas I'm starting to doubt you have. Don't change the subject, tell me how serial transaction isolation is useful in that kind of model. > They are very powerful tools, but also still don't magically solve the CAP theorem and at best still only give you eventual consistency. > Why would I build an application with such significant limitations when I don't need it? Because you are going to have to work with those limitations anyway, and acknowledging them early forces you to get your datamodel right. Put it this way: I've never seen an ACID-in-the-database-based system that let users make updates from their own devices and didn't lose updates under the right circumstances. The only internet-distributed systems I've ever seen handle simultaneous updates properly were those that were built with a CQRS-style architecture from the start.

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wengchunkn

t2_teo9t

LOL. (In a friendly way.) I bet you have not seen anything as simple yet so profound. Neither have I. 50 lines of code (PHP, JavaScript) doing nothing but pushing tokens on to the stack, mapping tokens to functions of host programming language, and handling conditional branches. The documentation is in the GitHub Readme file. In my not so humble opinion, your name will go down in history if you help me port nSM ISYA to any programming language. I have only done PHP and JavaScript, doing C now.

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wayoverpaid

t2_5elfh

Chrome baked the easiest update model ever into its framework. All you have to do is restart.

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eb8zdy2

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LimEJET

t2_4zfyw

...Okay, I'm out.

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gyroda

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>Any company worth it salt has a review process... \*starts rewriting cv\*

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nacholicious

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That depends. Android developers are already in the process of abandoning Java for Kotlin, because it fixes most of the problems with Java while also introducing language feature evolutions in the past decades. Android itself is a terrible terrible API that no one really loves, and was created by some random camera company before they were bought out by Google, but now Google are trying ot make Flutter as their new future UI framework that declares eg UI in code instead of XML

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