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Antrikshy
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Is there any reason for there to be an uptick in use of these frameworks *just* because they went open source? They still function the same as before. Electron is still a cross-platform alternative.
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yvesmh
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Searching for autos/locals/watches looks very nice, also fuzzy search with Ctrl+Q looked pretty fast and neat.
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Renive
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Its very secure. You do credit card transactions with it. Incidents with npm could happen on any package manager, they just arent popular enough in comparison. Its the fastest scripting language by far. Benchmarks game or production like Netflix node servers hitting 50k requests per second (and mind you they have lots of complexity per request). Expressivity is literally the best reason to use web standards. Entire web is pointed at declarative, concise, functional programming. Correctness? Stop watching memes and learn that things like NaN is a number are actually correct, and any language that doesnt follow it breaks the IFEE spec about numbers.
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flying-sheep
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Creepy. The API for prepared statements should have been added long ago together with a deprecation of the string API, followed by a quick migration to the better one 🤨
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stevenjd
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My brain hurts after reading that.
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Xzariner
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Masochistic tendencies ?
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myringotomy
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How is it that this is the highest rated comment on this thread.
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ec1cli0
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/r/programming/comments/a706js/announcing_gitlab_serverless/ec1cli0/
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arimhan
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Yeah, if they add the port into the official source, people will expect support and make Microsoft responsible for bugs in the other plateform port
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bitwize
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t2_6dq6
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Which means the linear-algebra version will become the standard solution, and you'll flunk the interview if you don't respond witb it.
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myringotomy
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t2_9f1cg
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Do you really not know what people mean when they say serverless?
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ketura
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"why the hell would you ever want to port an existing windows-only application to other OS's with minimal code change."
Presumably you wouldn't due to those other OS's having too many elitists to bother supporting them.
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ooa3603
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t2_drhqh
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He's not completely wrong and undoubtedly a great programmer, but he sounds suspiciously like a gatekeeper to me.
His whole article reads like mental autofelatio: "I'm a l33t coder, get on my level!"
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dtfinch
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t2_4amqx
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Searching the WPF source for "hack" returns zero results.
[WinForms](https://github.com/dotnet/winforms/search?p=1&q=hack&unscoped_q=hack) on the other hand:
// TRICKY TRICKY TRICKY.... HACK HACK HACK...
// This is such a @#$(*&#@$ hack.
They do go on to explain the why of things in their comments, which is good.
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vattenpuss
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t2_brzia
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In games (though I can’t speak for all AAA devs), it has been my experience that the UI or UX designers are the main obstacle for getting to show players proper messages. ”Marketing” is far too removed from the details of building the game to have anything to say.
Showing players ”debug information” can also potentially be a compliance issue when certifying your game. I think the first parties can be easily convinced your error codes are not internal debug information not fit for players to see, but if your organisation is large enough (i.e. AAA) you have an internal team of certification/compliance testers who are real nit-picky about all first party conpliance issues and it might take a lot of effort to convince them error codes are fine (probably not hard, but there might be enough of an imagined issue such that developers rather not even risk it, they have real bugs to fix and the time alotted for certification is real short (and is the first thing that gets shorter as deadlines approach).
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BenjaminGeiger
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>Guys, I was just joking! Why the hell would you use this in place of Qt or really anything else?
Because XAML is neat.
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vivainio
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Is this good time to promote my blog post? No? Here we go anyway:
​
[https://medium.com/@vivainio/clean-code-31aac2dfb155](https://medium.com/@vivainio/clean-code-31aac2dfb155)
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timeshifter_
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t2_3k1gu
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This is so funny, because Dan had nothing to do with this addon.
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Sarcastinator
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t2_6hs1t
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Though there is both a programming language called [True](https://esolangs.org/wiki/True) and also one called [FALSE](https://esolangs.org/wiki/FALSE) named after the authors favorite boolean value.
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gamerfiiend
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t2_esf58
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Oh the gosh the ugly default blue color scheme
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NNeast
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Smoke simulation is fantastic, good work!
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timeshifter_
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t2_3k1gu
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It's a multi-panel chat reader that can filter messages based on keywords or user names. Dwango has a bad habit of missing nickpings due to fiddling with hardware, so this lets him have the full chat like normal, but also a pane with only nickpings.
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felinista
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God, the level of snobbery and elitism that just oozes from this article. No one could possibly thoroughly understand every single component of a piece of software of even medium complexity. We specialise and have done so since the dawn of history and that is a good thing. And the pseudo-stats that he willy-nilly throws about are especially infuriating. _The vast majority (90% or more) of programmers have absolutely no idea what they are doing._ Really now? Your personal, anecdotal experience is an indication of a broad trend in the entire computing field? Please.
EDIT: Formatting, typos.
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grandpa_carrot
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t2_26v5yb4p
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*Hard* no. *Impractical* yes.
Especially because "natively" means using native widgets and style guides. Several toolkits solve that problem, but they're more work to use than developing directly for either iOS or Android. And it's a leaky abstraction.
Flutter — in practice — is another iteration in that direction. Trying to make cross-platform development more practical.
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/r/programming/comments/a2b8u4/flutter_on_desktop_a_real_competitor_to_electron/eb32qao/
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chucker23n
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t2_39t9i
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HTML is an open standard. AMP is not. There is no consortium like ISO to independently verify it. There is no independent implementation, even.
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/r/programming/comments/a71ccv/google_amp_case_study_leads_dropped_by_59_how_to/ec1d38w/
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timeshifter_
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t2_3k1gu
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No, it isn't. It's HTML/script injection, it is *not* XSS. XSS literally stands for "cross-site scripting", and browsers will by default block attempts at it. XSS has absolutely nothing to do with this.
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markand67
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t2_11edsw
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Sounds like I can't get to the article without an account.
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Elronnd
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t2_lezm3
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Not to mention, no one's made a rust frontend that can talk to gcc.
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eb32tq4
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21Mazza21
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t2_29ppf5h9
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Thank you.. been looking for something like this
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ZenoArrow
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As far as I'm aware, Qt has good bindings for C++ and Python, but using it with other languages relies on third-party wrappers of the C++ libraries, which isn't ideal. Also, correct me if I'm wrong but don't you have to pay for a licence for Qt if it's used in closed-source software?
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t2_vctkm
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can we get NoPocket edition link ?
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t2_3k1gu
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THIS IS NOT XSS. This is HTML injection. Cross-site scripting has absolutely nothing to do with this.
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If TypeScript worked better in some browsers than others, you can bet your ass there’d be rightful complaints. It doesn’t though, because it’s purely a preprocessor. You just end up with JavaScript.
> Every browser vendor is free to implement AMP-specific performance improvements, every search provider is free to implement an AMP caching service, and every developer can contribute to the project.
Yes, or they could contribute to the standard instead.
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We'll finally be able to patch these 10 year old bugs!
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Anyone who cry "elitism" is unworthy of being allowed into this profession. The very words "elitism" and "gatekeeping" are a dog whistle for those below mediocre who should have never been allowed anywhere near this industry.
And yes, you're wrong. The underlying *principles* of everything are simple and totally accessible to anyone. The details are discoverable to anyone who know the principles. The actual problelm domain complexity of pretty much any software out there is manageable, with all the additional complexity only created by overengineering.
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THIS. IS. NOT. XSS.
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Only those who would have been stopped by a properly implemented gatekeeping decry the gatekeeping as if it is something bad.
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This will work in the new project format, but not (in my testing) with old-style projects:
<NullableReferenceTypes>true</NullableReferenceTypes>
(edit) the below is mostly wrong
This doesn't seem to be merged yet. There's supposed to be a bool property `NullableReferenceTypes` and a UI on the Build page of the project properties, but it doesn't work for me, and [given the issue was only merged to master two days ago](https://github.com/dotnet/project-system/pull/4277), I'm guessing it's too early.
So yes, looks like this version sadly only supports a per-file setting.
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Yeah! you can not read GetPocket blog without an account. To read this without an account you can read it on medium: [**Tips to Write Clean Code**](https://medium.com/@techindustan/these-are-the-best-7-tips-to-write-clean-code-in-2018-f01ca15dae08)
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According to the [original article](https://www.windowscentral.com/microsoft-building-chromium-powered-web-browser-windows-10):
> Microsoft Edge was designed to be fast, lightweight, and secure, but it launched with a plethora of issues that resulted in users rejecting it early on. Edge has since struggled to gain traction, thanks to its continued instability and lack of mindshare, from users and web developers.
Sounds like people did care.
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you seem like exactly the kind of person he's speaking about.
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How are WPF, WinForms and WinUI different? Why not just one?
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I love front end development and I write JS everyday, but I am not going to pretend that JS is a good language. Dynamically typed languages are great to get things going fast, but as soon as you want to start refactoring and maintaining software you start to see a lot of the benefits of having a type system. Also, bringing new devs on with a dynamic language is not the a lot of fun.
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Guess what the Mill version does :-)
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What is your prediction for UI frameworks?
I'd love a sane framework that doesn't require dark magic to achieve something simple.
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How does he know this was an error, there was no error message. Maybe the system was changed to do this behaviour for some reason.
I agree with thinking about the consequences of your code. In the medical industry this can be devastating. Think of a machine that analyses blood for viruses and there being some error in the code for example or the much explained [therac-25](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Therac-25).
More than that shit code and coding practice has a detrimental effect on the people who work with the system as well. That includes the developers as well so I think the advice here is sound.
When I wa a uni we had a course on Professional Development which I at the time thought was a load of rubbish but nowadays I constantly go back to what was taught in that course. I think it was probably one of the most important courses I took.
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Same will watch on github and maybe contribute
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> The function that does that just takes a List{Dog}, an Animal, and returns a List{Animal}. I don't see what the problem is here.
~~The problem is that this function should return a List{Dog}. Otherwise you would then be unable to use the dog-specific information of the list-items.~~
Edit: Actually you are right, returning a new List{Animal} would satisfy the principle. But the original point still stands, this only works for immutable lists where "add" is side-effect-free.
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Sure. Just treat it as what it is - a convenient starting point, not the mandatory blessed environment in which all development shall happen.
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Better not to create telegram bot, Telegram is Russian project related to Russian special services and it is using to collect information about its users. Better is to use open and free alternatives.
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I think the deciding factor there is that since kicking off the UWP Office initiative, they've invested heavily in being able to package up traditional Win32 applications for appx distribution and decided that distribution model is good enough for Office. Previously, being UWP was the only way to be in the Microsoft Store and run on S Mode devices. Now it's no longer a requirement, so there's no need to invest $$ in porting Office.
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People distrusted it because of fear mongering on TV. It stopped because the fear mongering stopped, not because people were better educated.
From my point of view it's only getting worse. There are more attacks than ever, and younger people don't understand security at all. To them it's something that's already solved, not something that you have to take part in. The less visible the better. I'm sure if you make a phishing site with less authentication steps you'll make a bunch of 18-25yos happy with the removed annoyance.
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I agree with you that this article is written in a very condescending way.
However, I also think he may be right in some parts. For example:
>Stupid people *think they know something when they don’t*, or they *have no idea that there is something more to know*.
From my experience as a software engineer the majority of developers just doesn't care to improve on anything. The number of times I heard this from senior developers is mind blowing: "You're right, there's a problem in the old code, but it \*kind of\* works, so let's keep writing the new code the same wrong way just to keep it consistent and so we don't have to learn anything new".
I don't think this is a particular problem in software development, though. If anything I believe that this field is rather open to improvement.
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You're right, but I've long come to accept that "XSS" is roughly used for all kinds of injection attacks.
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Seems dangerous. I think even mentioning ELF around GNU code summons a vengeful Richard Stallman...
This actually does look pretty interesting from a learning PoV. Ceed appears very bare bones, but that really just makes it easier to learn from (at least to some).
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Good God you're thick
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Bold move, calling something web-related "HTM". I'm sure that would never lead to any confusion. Perfect name choice, 10/10.
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So many duplicate comments on this thread that get included multiple times it needs additonal work i think.
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it's the twitter/SJW generation
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Can you elaborate on what you mean here?
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Oh of course. I bow to your presumably godly programming expertise.
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A Flutter-like framework for desktop would be revolutionary. This is a solved problem for mobile but the industry at large has treated desktop as a forgotten step child for years.
What's needed is a slightly (or even very) opinionated, _expressive_ framework that would allow people to throw together a portable desktop application in roughly the same time as building it for the web is the target. A "Bootstrap" for desktop.
Here's the problem I personally need solved. I need an offline, portable, desktop CRUD application framework with access to system APIs. I could have spent 3 months building it in Wx/Qt/GTK and it would look like utter garbage. Or I could throw something together in a couple days with Electron and the performance won't be great.
With that said I don't see it happening any time soon. It would need a major backer: Facebook/Google/Apple/etc. And all of them all focused on mobile. Hence React Native, hence Flutter.
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I feel like alot of guys in the comments got to hung up about the example in the video rather than the message being "quality of alot of software is bad, and its our job as programmers to counter this". The video you linked is highly relevant I think
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Microsoft has already bought Xamarin, open-sourced it, and made it free. And in the Xamarin Forms project they are working on making UI code defined in Xamarin Forms-compatible XAML cross platform on all the major desktop platforms: [https://blog.xamarin.com/glimpse-future-xamarin-forms-3-0/](https://blog.xamarin.com/glimpse-future-xamarin-forms-3-0/)
>Xamarin.Forms is heading to more platforms! Get ready to run on macOS, Linux, and even more Windows applications using WPF. We’ve started with [macOS in preview today](https://blog.xamarin.com/preview-bringing-macos-to-xamarin-forms/), but we aren’t stopping there—we’re enabling you to target every desktop platform! Our team is well under way developing for GTK# and WPF.
Support for WPF got out of beta earlier this year, and I don't think that Mac/Linux support are far behind. I think Xamarin Forms (and maybe the XAML Standard project, which is somewhat similar in its end-goal: [https://github.com/Microsoft/xaml-standard](https://github.com/Microsoft/xaml-standard)) are Microsoft's plan for cross-platform desktop development.
Since they have a lot of eggs in that basket, I'd be surprised if they invested heavily in making WPF work cross-platform, especially since Mac and Linux differ in their implementation of some of the core WPF idioms like Window Handles etc. - it wouldn't end up being a good product, I don't think.
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Succinct and to the point.
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Yep, that was next discovery.
With the escape chars and mysql escape.
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Your entire reply is based on assumptions. That guy is just rehashing his past experiences on a method that has shown itself to be marketing bollocks - compared to you just being a dick cause you're scared your hard work was in vain, I'm guessing. You called him stuck in his ways, how far up your own ass can you get?
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I'm sure there are "multiplayer" IDE's that would work perfect for this, similar to Google Docs.
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So can you give an example on what XSS is then? For example, Wikipedia defines "[HTML script injection](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Code_injection#HTML_script_injection)" as commonly referred to as Cross-site scripting. Are you the dev of the chat grabber?
Edit for those too lazy to click: "HTML/Script injection is a popular subject, commonly termed "Cross-Site Scripting", or "XSS". XSS refers to an injection flaw whereby user input to a web script or something along such lines is placed into the output HTML, without being checked for HTML code or scripting."
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I think the comment about comments might be misinterpreted...
You don't need comments, you need verbose code.
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They explicitly say they will not accept contributions that attempt to do that. So I don't think that's what they want.
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Good question especially... it isn't.
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RSA will be in danger. That standard has been changed and the change adopted worldwide in less time than what it takes to engineer a QC one qubit bigger. It's gonna be tight and some will be left behind, but big chance it'll be alright. We already have a bunch of replacements that are safe. No, not even Grover's algorithm can help, that's a myth.
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From the guidelines:
> No surveys.
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Totally agree!
Thankfully dwangoAC has a great audience. :)
I'm the YouTube editor. We didn't know it would blow up this big.
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combinatorylogic
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Look. Knowing what you're doing instead of blindly copy-pasting some shit is a bare fucking minimum that even the most junior coder must have. If it is a "l33t haxoring" for you, you're in a wrong business. Go flip burgers instead.
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> true
should also clarify what true means before I'll suggest swing/javafx.
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Just another touch of youthful chauvinism. Twenty years from now, he'll find everything was an illusion.
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These are framework bindings to Win32. How will this help Wine?
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Holy crap this is good fun... Real light on my PC, yet still so fluid and all that jazz.
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And how far down do those spots go?
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This is a textbook example of XSS
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> There was no consensus among the team and so we had multiple conflicting testing "strategies" in place on top of each other.
Which is fine! Often the easiest way to figure out what works and what doesn't is to try it.
> The JavaScript test suite wasn't connected to the main test suite and so it didn't get regularly run or added to.
Tests that don't run as part of the build might as well not be there. That's your real problem.
> Ultimately, after a period of months, we said fuck it and scrapped the whole thing (IIRC).
This can also be fine. A codebase is a living thing that you should expect to evolve over time.
> I think it would have gone better if we had had consensus from the beginning.
If the consensus fairy had magicked you some consensus then it would've gone better, sure. But if you don't have consensus and try to form it before writing code then what tends to happen is you spend months in meetings discussing and figure out which framework you all like and then you have to ignore that and "agree" use the one that the senior architect used 20 years ago which was the last time he coded. (This example is also based on a real experience, I exaggerate only slightly).
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Come and join us in r/FlutterDev !
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Getting a better machine is called vertical scaling and it has it limits. What if you can't get a beefier machine? What if your single $250/month machine has a hardware failure?
If you can get your application to run on multiple machines you can prevent having a single point of failure.
The hardest problem is developing your application to work in a distributed way.
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It used to be NinjasHyper but now he’s popular enough to just be Ninja
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Ah sorry, im new to the sub, my bad
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I sure trust an article with such crappy grammar.
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/r/programming/comments/a313x9/microsoft_building_new_chromebased_browser_to/eb34uyt/
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Thanks for the heads up. Makes sense. I did this once, when I was in college and reading about algorithms from Data Structures and Algorithms by Robert Sedgewick. That book is overridden with my notes :p .
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XSS is typically accomplished through HTML/script injection.
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> We specialise and have done so since the dawn of history of that is a good thing.
Up to a certain point this is true. However, there is a need to understand peripheral disciplines to ensure the completeness of your code. For example, when writing a Windows function is C++, do you know how that same function is coded in assembly? Nonsense you say? Not really. The *computer* executes all it's code in machine code/assembly so why not understand how that works and how your C++ compiler works. There is a difference between being a specialist and having blinders on.
>The vast majority (90% or more) of programmers have absolutely no idea what they are doing. Really now?
Whether it's 90 or 80 or 70 or 60 percent is debatable. However, I agree with the author that the majority of coder need to seriously increase their skill level and education. This applies both to commercial code and open source. The author asks "*Do you understand how each component of the computer functions, and how they all work together?*" For a lot of programmer's the answer is no. Ah, but you say, web designers don't need to know that. And **that** is what the author is trying to say.
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Why not just start it?
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Better them than america
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/r/programming/comments/a79md4/building_a_telegram_bot_from_scratch_r/ec1f24i/
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