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That's not the case! Rust 2015 and 2018 are more or less just "modes" of the compiler frontend. And both will be supported at the same time, meaning that you can have a dependency graph with mixed editions. (Your crate in Rust 2018 can call 2015 code and the other way)
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grauenwolf
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t2_570j
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Don't forget that single machine was probably running MySQL (notoriously bad at joins), was grossly underpowered (hence scale out first), and trying to deal with inefficient ORM queries (deep object graphs, like NoSQL perfers).
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Freyr90
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> it's a lazy (or strategic) web developer problem.
People are lazy, that's our inherited property. That's why the monopolies are bad: when something has the bulk of marketshare, people usually consider not to bother themselves with other players.
> More rendering engines aren't going to change either problem.
Sure, what we need is more *popular* rendering engines. Microsoft is big enough to be able to invest in a different rendering engine.
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EmersonEXE
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t2_opc29gn
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Thanks grammarbot.
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ec6xg1b
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t3_a7xwy3
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pwnedary
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t2_cwxzn
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What AMP really does is create incentive for the higher-ups to follow its more strict guidelines, which in turn makes the webpages load faster. Of course you don't need AMP to make a fast website.
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t5_2fwo
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Kibouo
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t2_resvt
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We need brainless code monkeys like you as well, I guess 🤷♂️
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eugene2k
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t2_32d1l
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The public's current options are a faster chromium that everything is compatible with and a [slower firefox](https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=firefox-webrender-beta) that some sites don't work with properly. I fail to see how anybody would choose firefox after having been educated about that.
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MMPride
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Eh, Java is pretty good to use. Oracle is making both some good and some very questionable decisions with the future of Java but overall I don't mind working with Java. To each their own, I suppose.
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nirataro
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https://codedaze.io/introduction-to-server-side-blazor-aka-razor-components/
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sydoracle
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t2_nhk9z
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I assume you meant "big change" but I'm going to steal "bug change" for commit messages. Seems more honest than "bug fix" some days.
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grauenwolf
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Java, C#, Javascript, C, C++... it isn't like we aren't already capable of dealing with multiple dialects.
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amispecialtorazer
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tie edge to a increased% in bing rewards=see ure marketshare jump over the protonvpn loving brown fox overnight thks to r/xbox and ms movies&tv customers
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ThrowAwayCaaount
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t2_15lz23
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That's not really Google's fault either.
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Xanza
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t2_5q0wp
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> You don't know anything about WhatsApp's **business plan**, do you?
Right there, man. Business plan. Does anything else really need to be said? You really think they shelled out $19 billion for WhatsApp and will fully take advantage of this Android bug, but are somehow above profiting against their users on a platform they purchased that costs more than the US NASA budget?
C'mon man. Get your head out of your own ass.
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Holy_City
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t2_bj3zm
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Ultimately I don't know how successful that could be. At the end of the day people don't change anything without incentive. Since there's no positive incentive to make accessible products there has to be some sort of cost to being inaccessible, otherwise it will never improve.
That's why I brought up the Americans with Disabilities Act. It solved the same problem by creating incentives.
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rydan
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t2_4spfu
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That doesn't make any sense. You can't sue someone for something they did before it became illegal. Also California has data protection laws.
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PhonicUK
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t2_3netb
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Considering that there's no shortage of free desktop virtualizers that can trade blows with Hyper-V this still seems like a daft move. Anyone on Home can still use VMware Player or VirtualBox.
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t5_2fwo
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ricodued
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t2_4a37r
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It depends how you define "comes out on top". I assume you mean raw performance but you should also take into consideration the resources (capital, human, and time) saved by developing (and maintaining!) a solution that is cross-platform out of the box.
Ultimately it's going to come down to so many factors that span from development to business and customer concerns that it's impossible to come to any type of very general, much less universal, conclusion.
It's not a satisfying answer but it's the only good one.
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6501
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t2_f0asf
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Exceeding authorized access on a computer device used in interstate commerce.
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TheSOB88
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t2_keyo
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[image located](https://www.kisscc0.com/clipart/smiley-emoticon-salute-computer-icons-the-finger-s-2zu630/)
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darophi
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I'd also argue that if Microsoft is submitting many good contributions, that it would be in the best interest for Google to merge these, since the overall quality of the project is improved.
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timetopat
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From what Microsoft said winform and wpf are tied extremely heavily to Microsoft Windows technologies that are not cross platform at all.
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Xanza
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t2_5q0wp
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Ahh yes, because like Bank of America, if Facebook were to fall under then life as we know it would come crashing down.
The dollar would go belly up. Planes would fall from the sky! It would be pure fucking bedlam because Grandma can't share pictures of her fucking Dog online with her "Class if '60" Facebook Group.
Are you even listening to yourself? Does anyone in this sub actually read the horse shit they post? It's amazing to me.
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DontMuchTooThink
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t2_8zoo9
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I was just trying to give an example.
Not really interested in attempting to change your mind. Don't like it, don't use it. Simple.
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agumonkey
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t2_62nu4
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I read "Chromium is moving to Microsoft Edge", made me laugh
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t3_a3q1vh
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anothdae
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t2_15wz2i
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I use it.
I am not super happy with it though... The tab restore thing is often broken, and the lack of addons is garbage.
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grauenwolf
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t2_570j
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MongoDB with a schema. My roommate still works on one and they are desperately trying to move to a relational database.
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agumonkey
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t2_62nu4
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I'm not too sure Microsoft would counter balance Google, somehow I see amplification of issues rather than averaging.
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chucker23n
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> UWP was built on top of WPF
UWP is inspired by several WPF concepts such as XAML, but is otherwise incompatible.
> Assuming that WPF xaml is actually usable from C++/WinRT
It isn't, is my point. WinRT is now called UWP, and WPF is a completely separate framework.
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Xanza
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t2_5q0wp
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So now your argument is just so cerebral and puts me in my place so well that refusal to read it (because it's obviously horse shit and involves no real argument of actual substance) is tantamount to proof of my ignorance on the subject?
Nice one. I'm sure no one on reddit has used that one before.
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redwall_hp
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t2_1eplo
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There are any number of ways to do it, but of you're dead set on breaking it up that way, your article table (which has your title, author info and other post meta) has-many items in a page table.
But you should stop and ask why the fuck you're over engineering this in the first place. You just need one fucking TEXT field to dump your article into, and if you want to be a bad internet citizen and break things into pages...just invent a token to put in your markup, and your presentation app can split on that.
There's no semantic reason to break it into arbitrary "pages" in the data store when that's purely a presentational construct.
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eleitl
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The Internet is the biggest internetwork of Autonomous Systems, running a suite of open source protocols.
This seems about user experience. An entirely different thing.
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t3_a7xwy3
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t5_2fwo
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pougetat
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t2_lr1ppls
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Not the same thing at all. In a financial crisis fear is the most powerful motivation for not letting a bank fail. Fear that the freeze of credit will spread due to the fact that banks lend to businesses, individuals and themselves. Who fears Apple going out of business when their product is merely for consumption? Who depends on Facebook in order to function? Amazon has AWS which would disrupt many businesses that's for sure but there are tons of cloud providers.
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rasterbated
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Well that's not cool at all
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t3_a805nk
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/r/programming/comments/a805nk/slack_massbanning_accounts_originating_in/ec6y1rg/
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TheGift_RGB
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t2_sgjy1
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I wonder if this will get their apps banned from the play store for undoubtedly breaching their regulations.
I wonder.
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rouille
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It's just the consequence of them having the most popular web service and the most popular browser. But since they use the services to push the browser and the browser to push the services... Well given their marketshare its getting close to monopolistic behavior.
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pougetat
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t2_lr1ppls
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Isn't this exactly what governments do?
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t3_a3v0ve
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quicknir
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t2_iczmz
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Be aware that this article is talking about runtime service dependencies, not software dependencies that are baked into your software at compile-time/deployment-time. Seems like many people are assuming that it's about the latter and commenting on that.
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amispecialtorazer
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>at least not without paying an unacceptable performance penalty
like how bad, 1080p using the truedread extenstion in chrome/firefox bad?
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False
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t3_a3q1vh
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/r/programming/comments/a3q1vh/its_official_chromium_is_coming_to_microsoft_edge/eb9xaz7/
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grauenwolf
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t2_570j
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> These databases could also respond quickly to "real-time" requests for information, because the data was readily accessible through pointers and hash tables--without performing "joins".
He's not qualified to comment on the topic. Joins are implemented as hash tables (when something better isn't available).
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/r/programming/comments/a7q1bi/bye_bye_mongo_hello_postgres/ec6y4cz/
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frankreyes
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>based on an unsubstantiated rumour that MS is abandoning Edge for Chromium?
[https://blogs.windows.com/windowsexperience/2018/12/06/microsoft-edge-making-the-web-better-through-more-open-source-collaboration/#86hdHmPeOj1Xq32Q.97](https://blogs.windows.com/windowsexperience/2018/12/06/microsoft-edge-making-the-web-better-through-more-open-source-collaboration/#86hdHmPeOj1Xq32Q.97)
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/r/programming/comments/a3htqg/while_we_blink_we_loose_the_web/eb9xe0b/
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MadafakkaJones
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t2_fzczt
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That's so weird to me. [~~Here~~](https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/a7xwy3/theres_already_a_blueprint_for_a_more_accessible/ec6wq1m/?context=3) [Here](https://medium.com/confrere/its-illegal-to-have-an-inaccessible-website-in-norway-and-that-s-good-news-for-all-of-us-b59a9e929d54) is an article explaining somewhat how it works where I work.
​
Edit: [This is the correct link](https://medium.com/confrere/its-illegal-to-have-an-inaccessible-website-in-norway-and-that-s-good-news-for-all-of-us-b59a9e929d54)
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armornick
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t2_99jas
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That's great. ChakraCore is one of the easiest JS engines to embed in C/C++.
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/r/programming/comments/a3twpj/microsoft_created_a_git_document_of_goals_and/eb9xfk4/
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AngularBeginner
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t2_eky8x
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Microsoft doesn't really care about F#.
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False
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ec6y4zs
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t3_a7zs9p
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/r/programming/comments/a7zs9p/c_vs_f_what_happened_to_the_promise_of_code_reuse/ec6y4zs/
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CautiousSquare
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t2_2oxudu46
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Doesn't it come down to the ecosystem? How Chrome supports Google saved passwords? If you're on Google already it seems like Chrome is the natural choice. Not for performance or anything like that, but for the integration with Google services.
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t3_a3t3rg
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/r/programming/comments/a3t3rg/goodbye_edgehtml_the_mozilla_blog/eb9xi77/
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everythingiscausal
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t2_d94u2nt
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Yes, but there is also cost to reproducing the dependency’s functionality in-house, so the problem isn’t having dependencies, it’s not properly assessing the risk of adding a dependency.
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amispecialtorazer
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t2_dsfjbm5
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are u questioning my decision?-[the prophet of truth](https://www.pcworld.com/article/3213031/computers/best-web-browsers.html?page=2)
4months later, "the hierarchs grow impatient, we can delay no longer...chromium the relic"-joe belfore
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/r/programming/comments/a3q1vh/its_official_chromium_is_coming_to_microsoft_edge/eb9xkt5/
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t5_2fwo
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PorkChop007
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t2_4c7ynac
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About daily meetings: *"instead of the team rallying around their joint mission and sorting out a good approach for the day, someone else drags information of of them, processes it in their head, and then tells everyone what to do. Since nothing ever goes quite as we expected yesterday morning, this improper activity often comes with a lot of blame-casting and tension."*
About end of sprint reviews: *"In practice the Dark Sprint Review begins by someone reminding everyone what the team “promised” to do. (That is, what was demanded right before the team said “We’ll try”. That’s a promise, isn’t it?) Then we look at the pitiful failure the team brings us. (...) Fortunately, Dark Scrum has power holders, Product Owners, and stakeholders for this effort. They make sure the programmers are made fully aware of how badly they’ve done. That will surely inspire everyone to do better next time."*
I swear these two hit way too close to home.
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SmokeyDBear
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t2_3kzmo
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Are you saying Facebook should have their own blue water navy?
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claytonkb
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One part of my job involves working with users with accessibility requirements who are interacting with technology. It is infuriating to realize how trivial it would be for web designers (and tech designers, generally) to make these people's lives 1000x easier when dealing with technology, yet we don't do it. We're not talking about building an advanced Artificial Intelligence, here, we're talking about tab-ordering, labeling fields, basic design stuff. As the article says, the browser platforms already support this, it's literally a matter of developers taking the time to ask themselves, "What if I had a disability and I was trying to access this web page? How difficult would that be?" To even ask the question is essentially to answer it. Commerce always tends to "design-to-average" because that's where the biggest stack of cash is at. But this is not about forsaking profits to support people with disabilities... no, this is about making a few zero-cost changes in design flow that will make the Internet accessible for *more people*, thus enlarging the total market. In short, we're just lazy and it is users with accessibility requirements that get the shaft.
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nebflix
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t2_1h250po7
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We may not have gotten the specific XMLHttpRequest interface but we most definitely would have gotten an asynchronous request solution very close to that time point regardless
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Booty_Bumping
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t2_93n4r
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> they literally turned over their entire portfolio of patents over to the OIN
This is a straight up lie, and the "Microsoft Open Sources Over 60,000 Patents to Protect Linux" headline is complete not-true bullshit. They put *some* (unknown number) of their patents under control of the OIN, but didn't actually specify which ones. They vaguely said it includes patents covering the linux kernel, but they *refused* to answer /u/Lunduke when he questioned if it covers one specific thing.
You are being tricked.
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johnghanks
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I really wish people would stop parroting this garbage.
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billy_tables
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t2_9qk2v
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I think that's a fair summary of the mismatch of terms. Though 'document-oriented database' is a well established term even if it doesn't map 1:1 with the meaning of the word "document" in general usage - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Document-oriented_database
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/r/programming/comments/a7q1bi/bye_bye_mongo_hello_postgres/ec6y9rv/
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dirkt
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> WhatsApp has had a long term business plan that requires user communications to be completely secure and unreadable.
Except that Facebook is probably already mining the meta-data (who do you send messages too, how often) for their social graph. And meta-data can be as sensitive as the actual content.
So even with end-to-end encryption still intact, I wouldn't trust WhatsApp.
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FunCicada
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t2_1p5massk
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A document-oriented database, or document store, is a computer program designed for storing, retrieving and managing document-oriented information, also known as semi-structured data.
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zickige_zicke
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t2_2n677xf8
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i am thinking of their new hire, who once said "kill all men". sjw ruining everything.
edit: why am i getting downvoted ? are you here ?
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/r/programming/comments/a3q3e2/rust_131_and_rust_2018/eb9xv1m/
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t5_2fwo
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combinatorylogic
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t2_iab4d
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People tend to massively overestimate the complexity of such functionality.
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Xanza
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A child came to me and told me they saw a unicorn and I refused to look for it because obviously they were full of shit, and they used my refusal to look for their unicorn as indisputable proof that unicorns exist, and that they actually did see one.
Who do you think you are in this analogy?
Besides, I'm not going to read a shitty post on why you think you're right when you're not. From the sound of your replies you read all over the Internet personal opinions from security centric developers about why Telegram is insecure and use those reasons to pass it off as your own opinion. There's *no* evidentiary proof (aside from shitty devs doing "independent studies" based solely on opinion) that MTProto is insecure. There's no evidentiary proof that WhatsApp has stronger or better encryption, or does anything more than Telegram to secure information.
The only possible reason to think that Telegram is less secure than WhatsApp is that Telegram uses their own proprietary encryption. In the crypto world you do not roll your own encryption. It's a sign of the devil. Of which **both Telegram and WhatsApp are guilty**.
WhatsApp uses SIGNAL (X3DH), which is rolled from OTR. OTR is well tested. SIGNAL is not.
You're bashing Telegram for using MTProto because its not reviewed while simultaneously praising WhatsApp for using SIGNAL which is also not well tested.
So which the fuck is it? This is why I don't feel the burning need to read your dissertation on why I "don't know what I'm talking about."
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khedoros
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t2_63drl
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There are different `apply` methods, and the language will have its own way to figure out which one to call at runtime. Many languages do that with a "[Virtual Method Table](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_method_table)".
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/r/programming/comments/a7s45i/can_you_explain_to_a_beginner_why_we_use_oop/ec6yec1/
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robolab-io
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t2_md5k8b0
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Firefox is actually better than it was a few years ago. I actually might switch. Better choices for users, too.
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grauenwolf
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t2_570j
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BSON is actually larger than JSON because it stores field offsets as well to speed up searches.
Yes there is compression, but that's separate and no where near as efficient as storing numbers as numbers instead of strings.
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/r/programming/comments/a7q1bi/bye_bye_mongo_hello_postgres/ec6yijj/
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axilmar
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You obviously have psychological issues...saying someone is wrong is not an insult. I am not saying the people behind Jai are stupid, they are simply misdirected.
I stand firmly behind my assertions. I have 20 years experience in the industry, worked in games/simulations for my whole professional life and I certainly know what I am speaking of. I've worked on very large codebases (think millions of C++ lines of code).
You are too immature to understand how the real world works, so mark my words: in 10 years from now, no one will be using Jai. C++ modules are right around the corner anyway.
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If your data model has a discrete flag then
> select count(*), demographic from profiles where uses_large_font=1 group by demographic;
is also trivial.
I actually misread the question, thinking it was asking for users who use a non-standard resolution. The 5m estimate included a method to dynamically determine what resolutions were non-standard at runtime and build the report from that, and 5m is an over estimate. In practice it'd be under 2m.
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I might be in the minority, but I prefer the new website. The old one always looked dated to me.
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I'd love to have up-to-date specs; it's the real reason that I haven't attempted to write my own implementation: I'd rather not have to reverse-engineer and/or translate an extant implementation, in addition to the increased possibility of error (either from understanding, or from replicating existing bugs).
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> or the Management?
Yes, as far as I am aware. I think their goal is to market themselves more to the ones higher up the chain. Targeted marketing works afaik, maybe it should be a "Programmer go here, Managers go here"-redicrectbutton.
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That's a bad idea; You're not going to get a group of "open source developers" to fix accessibility for the ever-changing Amazon interface (assuming this was even possible to do without access to the backend). Much less so for every other web company that disabled people might need access to; These are multi-million dollar projects *per site*.
The only way the Amazon interface is going to be accessible is if Amazon chooses to make it so, engineers it appropriately, and is held accountable to updating those accessibility features in lockstep with the rest of the interface.
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The dude has a Ph.D. from MIT and is recognized as a distinguished scientist by ACM. If he isn't qualified to at least comment on the topic I don't know who is.
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Man... just developed a pretty complex map/result functionality for a client recently and created a state manager using Proxy.. didn't realize until i was practically done that it pretty much a pile of bricks on IE11 and lower.
​
There is a Proxy 'polyfill'(put out by google i believe) but it is limited in the traps that can be set.
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I see. Well, most of these aren't really objective, they are subjective (especially those about function calls, API design, etc) and personally i do not see some of them as flaws at all (e.g. i think Win32 being backwards compatible is a very good thing - as should be obvious form my original message - X not having unified UIs is also a good thing because not everyone agrees what a "good" UI is and have different preferences and OpenGL using GLSL also is good since it allows existing code to take advantage of better compilers - Vulkan's SPIR-V should also allow for that to some extent since it is similar to an intermediate representation of code than a low level assembly, but still some context is lost).
I think the only one i'd agree that is an objective flaw is the UTF-16 in Win32, but even that is mainly a product of history (when Unicode was introduced in Windows it was encoded as 16 bit words, the extended stuff came later). However i do believe that Microsoft should have added the ability to use UTF-8 through the -A suffixed functions (enabled with an explicit API request as to avoid breaking existing stuff, of course) years ago already and leave the -W functions for backwards compatibility.
But TBH i expected something more severe... then i looked up the definition of "flaws" in the dictionary (not a native English speaker), so your response was aligned with that in that these are just imperfections :-P.
But to respond to your original statement, i do not really "enjoy" working with flaws (at least those that i consider flaws myself) but these flaws aren't enough to make me ignore the rest of these systems and their positives (again, what i consider positives myself). And, TBH, sometimes i *do* enjoy finding workarounds for said flaws (like X's outright evil focus events) :-).
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USA caters to megacorps, it'll never happen.
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They're not wrong. There is a setting in MacOS and iOS for this, Prefers Reduced Motion. It translates into a media query you can check in CSS and JS. Safari and now Firefox support it. [https://caniuse.com/#feat=prefers-reduced-motion](https://caniuse.com/#feat=prefers-reduced-motion)
It would be awesome if browsers could turn this into a setting to not autoplay gifs or video, though. Presently website makers must make that change.
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> Until Google add features directly to Chrome and not to Chromium.
Which can be reimplemented without looking at the source code if needed.
> Also the extensions are in the Google store not in the MS store. For the record Edge as it is today has Chrome-compatible extensions API. Still very few bother to publish.
Because it's not the same thing. You have to publish for both browsers separately which you no longer have to do if edge switches to the same engine, you just have to upload the extension twice but not assemble it twice.
> IE for years was used as a vehicle to showcase Windows features for example the Window previews were first present in IE.
These Windows features are operating system specific UI/Feature and have nothing really to do with the underlying rendering engine of the browser.
> If they are not doing a better job than Google they will continue to be ignored by users
Right now they are not being ignored but actively avoided. Providing a browser that has the exact same behavior as chrome takes away any reason to switch to chrome in the first place.
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Not a dumb question at all. I would say that one could certainly build a tool like logstash or filebeat using Trill, and some pipelines within Microsoft definitely use Trill to do log/file processing.
Not unlike the question of how Trill stacks up against Spark Streaming or Flink, it's not quite an apples-to-apples comparison. One could use the Trill library to build a tool like Spark. Trill is "just" a library that can be used in any .Net Standard application or referenced by any .Net Standard library.
\- James Terwilliger, Principal Dev, Microsoft
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Way to go Microsoft
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Event logs are extremely fast. Computing a new denormalised view is slow, but can run in parallel. You have an explicit distinction between your normalised write-model and your denormalised read-model, gaining the advantages of both; you avoid the need to update because you're not maintaining a normalised read-model.
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They are rewriting it in Rust. Wait, it's already in Rust. Let's still rewrite it in Rust.
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One, not programming
Two, UN sanctions say you can't sell shit to Iran and the guy 100% either logged in from an Iranian IP address or used his Iranian details when creating the account
I don't agree with the government policy but this clearly isn't something to brigade slack over, it's something to brigade the UN over
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Now I don't have to use edge to download Chrome
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I agree with you, though I've never had to make that decision myself.
Cassandra was sold to one major fitness company for the ease of adding storage nodes for what was their exploding fitness-tracker business. This was months before Cassandra transitioned their API (again?).
I did my last month there performance testing across several schemas and many AWS clusters to get them the numbers for business cost estimates. They were building actual microservices to get out of their monolithic web services. But likely too micro - I doubted they'd meet any performance standards moving so much data across Amazon's wires, even if they localized the servers.
No idea how it went.
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Hopefully they do!
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Could cost you millions, like it did Target: [https://arstechnica.com/uncategorized/2008/08/target-to-pay-6-million-to-settle-site-accessibility-suit/](https://arstechnica.com/uncategorized/2008/08/target-to-pay-6-million-to-settle-site-accessibility-suit/)
​
Fun fact: Apple (big supporter of a11y) does not track the number of people who use its accessibility features. They don't want the case to be made that a small percentage of users use these features so it's not worth their time/money to develop. They do it because its just the right thing to do.
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Relying on charity work is absolutely no substitution for proper regulation. It's a useful short-term way to improve the situation, not an excuse to avoid meaningful change.
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No more downloading chrome
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> I witnessed a number of cases when an in-house DBMS development was fully justified.
Uh, like what?
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Same here
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> cross-platform out of the box
Is it this way in .NET Core 2.0 (or 3.0)? Would I be able to effectively share, say a parser & serializer lib, between a mobile, desktop and server platform? Can someone link a successful github project?
"comes out on top" was referring to UX (feature set, performance, design) I would be able to get on a fixed budget. I realize that was unclear.
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Definately investing in Microsoft now!
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I think a point that was missing from the article is how easy accessibility is if you do it from the beginning. Semantic HTML, proper font sizes, and high contrast text are all fairly easy to implement. These alone get you a substantial amount of accessibility. They only become difficult when you're trying to retrofit them on websites that didn't have them in mind from the start.
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Thanks Bill Gates
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Is anyone in the Windows Insider program? I had thought about joining it, but I didn't really want to provide a bunch of feedback and get a possibly unstable OS. How is it?
Also, here's Microsoft's link to it: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/Windows-Kernel-Internals/Windows-Sandbox/ba-p/301849
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