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Exactly. Like exercising and trying to die a bit later.
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cryo
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> It’s corruption.
That’s speculation.
> Lobbyists are in power making laws that were designed by parts of the industry.
What industry benefits from weakened encryption? Not the security industry. That doesn’t make sense.
> It is evident if you look at the goal behind this - mass surveillance made simpler.
This legislation demands access to encryption, but those companies could do that before if they wanted. What industry are you taking about?
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/r/programming/comments/a66102/we_cant_include_a_backdoor_in_signal_signal/ebu6s4z/
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t2_1h6a9y41
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I understand what you're saying and agree generally that there are inherent problems with building a uniform layer atop multiple toolkits, but wxwidgets had a lot of bugs of its own, which (for example) qt doesn't suffer from.
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kalekold
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t2_8v8d5
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Business logic should never go in SQL. Don't make things difficult to maintain.
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ebu6s6y
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t3_a691r7
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dead10ck
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t2_8it2g
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For a desktop app, generally, something that uses the system's desktop environment's GUI framework to draw its interface. Even more generally, something that integrates well with the system using the same facilities that other desktop apps use to perform common functions.
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cryo
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t2_321gp
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The EU hasn’t proposed any legislation like this, though, so I don’t get the comparison.
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ebu6sv6
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phySi0
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t2_60d3z
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I would be comfortable with the title if I lived up to it. I don't. Then again, I'm sure there are plenty of “real” engineers out there who also don't live up to the title 100% of the time, including those with a PhD, because who can?
This field is an engineering field, according to how the Oxford dictionary defines engineering (it even gives it as an example). A young one, to be sure, and perhaps an ‘easier’ one than most, but that doesn't make it not engineering. There is no line of difficulty that you have to pass before what you do is real engineering.
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eax5e91
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t3_a0nbik
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cryo
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t2_321gp
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> who’s gonna employ me in light of the #aaBil
Anyone? Who would care about that, that doesn’t make sense.
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ebu6u4q
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t3_a66102
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unndunn
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t2_4ahed
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Electron apps utterly fail on touch-based devices (i.e. Windows tablets.) They don't support high DPI displays properly. They don't use the system's GPU-accelerated compositing engine to render their UI, so resizing their windows turns into a stuttery, energy-sapping clusterfuck.
All because the company doesn't want to pay for platform-specific UI engineers. Because fuck you, that's why.
That's my beef with Electron. And Flutter, to a lesser extent.
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False
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eax5eqz
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t3_a2b8u4
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t3_a6em20
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DerKnerd
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t2_2hpmy4jv
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For that the RAM prices are too high. And seriously, should slack use more RAM than Studio? Studio ist CAD software for lego
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_INTER_
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Too bad static typing is treated as an addon or afterthought in the JavaScript ecosystem. It doesn't permeate the codebases.
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ebu6yzm
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t3_a697bm
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What’s going on with the quality of new posts dropping by the day?
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eax5kf5
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t3_a28hav
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t3_a28hav
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/r/programming/comments/a28hav/when_bae_asks_if_you_can_program/eax5kf5/
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circlesock
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t2_14ufxrym
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Not all ORMs are the same by a long shot. Beware "active record" a-row-is-an-object ORMs. You can happily write CTEs and work with Views (people seem to have sort of forgotten the `sql:prolog::table:fact::view:rule` loose correspondence) in [SQLAlchemy](https://docs.sqlalchemy.org/en/latest/core/selectable.html#sqlalchemy.sql.expression.CompoundSelect.cte) for example.
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sime
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t2_35em5
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Qt doesn't layer over the native toolkit. It reimplements its own widgets. That's the big difference between wxwidgets and Qt.
I wish libui the best of luck though but I fear it is going to hit a ceiling regarding features and "developer experience", i.e. buggy behaviour.
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t3_a2b8u4
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combinatorylogic
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t2_iab4d
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It's your choice to stay an ignorant dummy. The better ones will reap all the benefits then, and the dumb code monkeys will always be a cheap expendable resource.
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t3_a61to1
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/r/programming/comments/a61to1/write_your_own_virtual_machine/ebu78kj/
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withoutclass
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t2_9wkaf
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Flutter compiles to faster than native code on mobile so not much to worry about.
Edit: Reading comprehension is important.
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eax5l7s
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t3_a2b8u4
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t2_qqzj8
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[GraalVM](https://www.graalvm.org/)
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False
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ebu7b7q
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t3_a6dgdr
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t3_a6dgdr
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/r/programming/comments/a6dgdr/all_the_languages_together/ebu7b7q/
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Treyzania
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t2_8vzbi
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Sadly it's still js and is still going to be rather slow.
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eax5nhj
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t3_a2b8u4
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t5_2fwo
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combinatorylogic
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t2_iab4d
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No you tool, it's just a few hours work, resulting in a very important fundamental understanding.
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False
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ebu7ead
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t3_a61to1
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/r/programming/comments/a61to1/write_your_own_virtual_machine/ebu7ead/
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t5_2fwo
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filleduchaos
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t2_7r81qd
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Oh, so not "actually" native then, which I'm going to pretend I only take to mean "distributed as machine code".
(If we want to pick and choose definitions)
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t3_a2b8u4
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-1
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t5_2fwo
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r/programming
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combinatorylogic
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t2_iab4d
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Just look at this idiot who does not even know that one should not write code for more than 4 hours a day anyway.
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/r/programming/comments/a61to1/write_your_own_virtual_machine/ebu7f13/
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None
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There’s no point in using bitcoin for anything at this point. It’s a novelty.
Ethereum is the platform that is killing it out there in terms of innovation and adoption.
inb4 everyone just shills their bags
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eax5pt0
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t3_a2d4on
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/r/programming/comments/a2d4on/bitcoin_in_2019_the_definitive_guide/eax5pt0/
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MindStalker
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t2_322u6
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In C# Linq and many others, the calculations done in code are actually pushed down to the database. Your just allowing the language to build the SQL rather than the programmer. For some specialized task its faster to do it in raw SQL because the language does a poor job, but that's pretty rare with modern Linq.
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t3_a691r7
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t5_2fwo
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Treyzania
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t2_8vzbi
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Packaging on not-Windows is simpler *by far* than on Windows.
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False
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eax5q5b
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t3_a2b8u4
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edgargonzalesII
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I’d say even if they could (e.g working for Netflix) they probably wouldn’t because of NDAs and liability for exposing more inner workings than what is more generic/publicly accessible info.
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/r/programming/comments/a63i69/how_netflix_works_the_hugely_simplified_complex/ebu7q6s/
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t5_2fwo
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r/programming
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dead10ck
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t2_8it2g
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That would be a "native binary," not necessarily a "native app." A native app can be distributed as a native binary, but it doesn't have to be. For example, an app written in Python.
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earthboundkid
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I’m sure their Chinese moles would argue that they should keep all the data forever.
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ebu84gw
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/r/programming/comments/a67cvj/uber_engineering_ubers_big_data_platform_100/ebu84gw/
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t5_2fwo
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t2_1h6a9y41
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Ah you're right about that.
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eax5vwf
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t3_a2b8u4
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/r/programming/comments/a2b8u4/flutter_on_desktop_a_real_competitor_to_electron/eax5vwf/
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shevegen
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t2_atqp
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Big surprise - CIAbook reveals that it collects and shares data with other private entities.
Of course accidentally only!!!
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ebu8975
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t3_a6baog
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/r/programming/comments/a6baog/facebook_admits_a_bug_gave_thirdparty_apps_access/ebu8975/
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t5_2fwo
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salamandr
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t2_36pgl
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For people unhappy with JavaScript's performance, there are already alternatives. I don't think Electron gained its popularity based on performance, but rather on a web-developer-accessible tech stack. I think Proton Native tries to offer a lighter-weight solution than Electron that I hope also consumes less RAM.
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/r/programming/comments/a2b8u4/flutter_on_desktop_a_real_competitor_to_electron/eax5wui/
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shevegen
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t2_atqp
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There are other security-related links linked in to reddit. Do you want to forbid these too?
Because if so, I am pretty sure these will become hugely arbitrary standards - and significantly fewer links as well.
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t3_a6baog
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/r/programming/comments/a6baog/facebook_admits_a_bug_gave_thirdparty_apps_access/ebu8ak3/
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DerKnerd
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t2_2hpmy4jv
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And never feels native, why would you want that?
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eax5xrw
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t3_a2b8u4
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SlipUpWilly
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t2_rkzol
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The 6502 was more like 1-2MHz in it's day wasn't it?
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False
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t3_a61to1
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V13Axel
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t2_8jlwx
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Look up station, it's basically this in a way.
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t3_a2b8u4
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SlipUpWilly
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t2_rkzol
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oooh I'm writing a 6502 simulator in Java now that you mention it. It's been fascinating learning about this instruction set, and coming form ARM7TDMI it's quite a change.
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What apps do you think suffer from using cross platform mobile frameworks? I think its mainly to do with the way each app is developed, its the same issue web devs have with preformance.
The Progressive Web App standard now lets people install websites to work offline on PC and Mobile, using Service Workers to cache files locally and SPA for preformance. Bare in mind apps like facebook, instagram, pintrest, twitter etc they all use web views for content.
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Nah. Swift is superior to java... well, now it is anyways. But I guess it's moving to kotlin pretty fast on android anyway...
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> [...[ we need toolchains that simplify building systems using a mix of languages so
> we can use the best language for each part of a system
Now Amal does not define what is "best". Which is typical - you never define
what is best for a system.
Besides, a mix of languages hmmmmmm....
Oh yes:
https://xkcd.com/927/
> That "best" language might be Rust for a high-performance component
LOL. :)
Nice try.
The Rust people are like a religion. They really believe they are better
and smarter than everyone else. Not even the Haskell folks worship
their own (seemingly) superiority like the Rust folks do.
It's totally crazy what happens with Rust people.
> a terminating domain-specific language for a protocol parser, or a
> general-purpose scripting language for UI code.
Right THAT is going to fix the toolchain problems!
I am not at all against better alternatives to the GNU autoconfigure
crap or Makefiles that mandate a tab (as if this would be IMPORTANT),
but IF you are going to make an alternative, TRY TO MAKE IT BETTER
in every aspect, including usability (see meson versus cmake - which
variant is easier to use if you wish to use a specific prefix? I use this
in an automated manner so I don't have to manually use it much at
all, but you only need to compare this small point and you get to see
a philosophy that is totally different; in particular one saying "we don't
care about users").
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delphi was awesome... wish we can get to drag. and drop programming for the modern paradigms
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https://xkcd.com/927/
Which language should that be by the way?
The video claims it will be ... Rust. :/ :\
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Looks like it’s trying to be JUCE
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Yes, that's right.
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What do you mean by never feels native?
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The video is talking about an additional link-time type system. Your audial comprehension is not any better than your abysmal reading comprehension.
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As someone else said, modifying is fine, you just need to use it non-commercially and with attribution under the CC-BY-NC license.
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> Overall, 9cc is still in its very early stage. I hope to continue improving it to the point where 9cc can compile real-world C programs such as Linux kernel. That is an ambitious goal, but I believe it's achievable, so stay tuned!
Pretty sure tcc can ([or at least could at one point](https://bellard.org/tcc/tccboot.html)) compile the kernel so definitely achievable.
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I've been reading Jeremy Kun's blog for some time, and I learned about this book when I received an email from his site. As a mathematician turned programmer, I really enjoy his perspective, which I've never seen written about as clearly. The pdf excerpt available online looks great, and I bought a copy for a family member who's studying CS.
I can't see why anyone would dismiss the post from /u/josephd as being spam, discouraging people from looking at the book. Perhaps he could have added "hey guys, check out this interesting book I just heard about", but clearly he is not an evil marketing bot trying to sell v14gr4 to us (*I*, however, can offer some sweet deals, plus I have advice on which laptop you should buy if attending a medium sized university and want to code in python 2.7 and use Netflix".)
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combinatorylogic
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This crap is not nearly as important as webshits think.
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>But I guess it's moving to lotion pretty fast on android anyway...
Kotlin? ;)
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That's exactly what they're saying and they have double digit negative votes and you have double digit positive lol
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juuular
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JUCE is miles better than any of these.
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Why? The ones that don't will die off, and in the mean time, we can just ignore and route around them. That is the entire point of the internet after all.
If they care about making informed decisions, they can ask for advice and we can do our best to help however we can. But I'm not going to go banging on the door of somebody who doesn't want my help and thinks they know better. I let fools like that dig their own graves. You just can't help people who actively avoid helping themselves.
Also, in terms of posting things, LinkedIn is a de facto paywall since you cannot see its content without being signed in. So if you're posting paywalls, it would be nice to include the article text in a comment.
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I think someone who has experienced being a minority skin color for their entire life automatically brings a different and valuable viewpoint. Mostly because I have worked with and talked to many people like that and have learned a lot of stuff from them. Even down to how software could be designed differently. Ask any black person who tries to rent an Airbnb and can't do it, but their white friend who tries a few minutes later can.
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When you're developing an app that stops governments from seeing messages that people specifically don't want to be seen, I'd argue it's hard to reach an *unhealthy* level...
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I work with JAVA and database. Our architect explicitly told me to keep queries as simple as possible when dealing with million rows of data. It would take forever if I used "where". As a result, I pretty much take everything to the code. I'm sure it's convenient to let SQL handle things, but when dealing with big data, it simply won't work.
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ijustwantanfingname
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Oh thank God it compiles fast. That's what makes users happy.
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new WindowBuilder(100, 100).build()
At last the problem of named arguments is solved.
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Well that and not needing Java. Plus it’s nice to use C/C++ without the NDK nightmares.
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You're an idiot, aren't you?
Rust is immaterial for this topic.
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> This means that you are free to copy and reuse any of my drawings (noncommercially) as long as you tell people where they're from.
You couldn't get a much simpler request.
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Putting yourself in someone else's shoes is almost never a bad thing. I like this. Nobody's perfect, nor has perfect knowledge, so act that way and acknowledge that others can be both more and less knowledgeable than you.
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>For people unhappy with JavaScript's performance, there are already alternatives
That's true, but I can't "just use alternatives" for the Electron applications I use that I didn't write.
>to offer a lighter-weight solution than Electron that I hope also consumes less RAM.
That says the same thing, and also is still kinda wrong since, while yes we're getting rid of Chromium here, we're still using JS and its memory model is very wasteful already with "everything is a hashtable".
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> I replaced that mess with a single SELECT containing 9 joins
How do you test something like that?
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There are thousands of subreddits for this. Technology and news come to mind and both are bigger.
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+1 for the note on `GROUP_CONCAT`. We had a bug at work stemming from exactly what you described. Its default max length is 1024 which is pitifully small when your dataset is indefinitely large.
To put 1024 into perspective: a comma-separated list of sequential integers starting from 1 will pass the limit at 284. It just doesn't scale. Sure you can increase the max length, but how long til the bug pops up again? I'd rather just make two queries.
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>would you call psychologists "sischologists" or "femchologists" and *also* get away with accusing them of toxic behaviour and culture that excludes men and needs immediate rectification?
If you could show me threads and comments like what I've seen here, along with the disappointing behavior I've personally witnessed from brogrammers in the workplace, then sure. Go for it. Show us the evidence that men are treated toxically in psychology by abusive women and I'll be happy to speak up against that too.
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> I never said all corporations should have unlimited speech or anything of the sort.
Could you clarify what your argument is then? We're in a thread talking about a policy that would apply to all corporation and your argument against it seems to be that:
1. This policy affects free speech
2. The press shouldn't have their free speech restrained in any way
3. Facebook should be considered part of the press
4. Therefore, this policy shouldn't be applied to Facebook
5. Facebook is a corporation
6. Therefore, this policy shouldn't be applied to any corporation
As I said, I can understand 1-4, but 5-6 doesn't make sense.
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>Can you point us to some threads where that's not the case?
I'm still waiting. If it's common it should be super easy to show me discussions about sexism in tech where all the comments are respectful.
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Doesn't matter who you are, you took the conversation out of context, and you misread the argument that if piece A is slow it doesn't mean that everything else is slow, which is evidenced by examples that I brought, "fuckwit".
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I didn't say anything about LLVM being or being not a virtual machine.
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Doesn't matter who you are, you took the conversation out of context, and you misread the argument that if piece A is slow it doesn't mean that everything else is slow, which is evidenced by examples that I brought, "fuckwit".
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Yes, Reddit uses some fuzzing on the vote scores. The intention is to make it slightly harder to confirm if vote cheating efforts are effective.
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I unfortunately dont have instructions handy, but you can override their theming with javascript in a config file. It is terrible that there is not a native theme, but this has been good enough for me.
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It's not the same. He's saying to add the two columns *in addition* to the string formatting query, I'm saying that if you're going to include those two columns anyways you may as well simplify things by doing string formatting in one place (the UI) and not make it a database concern at all.
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From security perspective - in Electron stupid bug like XSS basically turns into remote code execution (which has been seen several times). And then there's the RAM you already mentioned. General sluggishness (desktop signal is unusable if you have many messages).
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Sure. I am commenting on this LLVM renaming issue.
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Not shared memory. Each tab is a different process in most of today's browsers. Though that's a recent trend.
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Lol, sure, depriving the query optimiser of an opportunity to do the right thing is smart indeed.
But I would not expect anyone who casually throw the words "big data" around to be sufficiently qualified to realise that.
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Any critique at all is welcome. Code improvement, spelling errors, etc.
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> Bare in mind apps like facebook, instagram, pintrest, twitter etc they all use web views for content.
And those apps are all pretty shitty to use. The ugly `mbasic` webpage for Facebook is more usable and performs better than the app- *and has more features*.
The underlying problem, though, for all webview hosted apps is that the rendering pipeline is a mile longer than it is for a native application. You could argue that the difference isn't perceptible- and I'd agree for lightweight web UIs. But when you layer on complex SPA frameworks and rely heavily on network calls to load data, it gets bad fast.
Here's the thing: your UI framework shouldn't be so complicated that tuning your UI descriptors is an important performance tuning step. I should be able to nest an arbitrary number of views within each other and rely on the rendering pipeline to handle that efficiently, and that's something web technology just can't do, in part because there is no such thing as a *view* on the web, and our best approaches for "fixing" that generally revolve around some templating architecture which is *never* going to be efficient.
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This is the best advice. Your users experience should always come before your or another developer's ego. This is not easy though.
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And that's an entirely arbitrary distinction that no particularly large majority agrees on. I can point you to vast swathes of programmers who would vehemently disagree that an application written (and executed) in Python could ever be described as "native".
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> you may as well simplify things by doing string formatting in one place (the UI) and not make it a database concern at all.
That's exactly what they are saying by...
> name fields are now available to you.
They're saying that there should have never been a string formatting query in the first place and it should have just been two column names that the application can use however it wants. The same thing you said lol
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This thread currently has over 50% downvotes, which indicates that there are many people who are aware of the landscape. I'm not going to waste time on this pretence that you've never read any woman ever saying that the mild mannered men of tech aren't misogynistic cavemen that put 1970s welders to shame. The very idea is laughable.
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Look - you are quite wrong here. It is legal to possess guns in Australia. You need a license, which is subject to conditions. For example, in the State of Queensland, ([https://www.legislation.qld.gov.au/view/html/inforce/2018-12-01/act-1990-071#sec.11](https://www.legislation.qld.gov.au/view/html/inforce/2018-12-01/act-1990-071#sec.11)), you can make application for a licence for any of the following purposes:-
1. sports or target shooting
2. recreational shooting
3. an occupational requirement, including an occupational requirement for rural purposes
4. collector of weapons
5. a military re-enactment or historical demonstration
6. for a sporting organisation to possess a firearm to start sporting events
7. for a theatrical organisation to possess a firearm for a theatrical production
​
Regarding terrorists, in actuality the people who have been charged with terrorism offenses are everyday kind of people who are quite unsophisticated.
​
In this case, the alleged terrorist couldn't procure a gun:
[https://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-11-28/man-charged-over-alleged-melbourne-new-years-eve-terrorism-plot/9199576](https://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-11-28/man-charged-over-alleged-melbourne-new-years-eve-terrorism-plot/9199576)
​
In this case, the kid posted his screed online:
[https://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/law-order/teenager-accused-of-terrorist-bomb-plot-spread-radical-views-of-british-hate-preacher/news-story/6fa8042871ecdaf79b4dde1033ab42c7](https://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/law-order/teenager-accused-of-terrorist-bomb-plot-spread-radical-views-of-british-hate-preacher/news-story/6fa8042871ecdaf79b4dde1033ab42c7)
​
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I don't remember when I last time noticed the build time on my Linux workstation that was more than 15 - 30 secs. We know it Gradle build sucks on Windows.
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Soooooo, should we, or should we not?
Edit: now I'm imagining the author making the changes so that running in one process is optional and making it an in-app config item, with people not noticing for awhile.
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As you said, for developers and development teams, ionic is a easy way out. Doing A LOT in short period of time with things working like magic is very attractive, don't get me wrong. But you also sacrifice A LOT in the performance department. I just think that great apps are concerned in deliver the best user experience, not to make developer life easier, or development cheaper.
Of course, sometimes your app doesn't do much and don't use any native stuft... In that case why not to use a PWA? This approach will be easy, cheap and real hybrid.
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This advice is so stupid.
1. Code is bad. Call it out. Create technical debt. Put it at the bottom of the priorities but remember it's there and it's bad.
2. Don't laugh at bad code. People don't want to write bad code. No one does. They either had not enough information, it was their first time solving this problem, they had lack of funding, lack of time or something else. Usually there is a good reason why code was bad.
3. If you call bad code bad - be sure to know WHY it's bad. Just because it's not how you used to do it does not mean it's actually bad. But if you can points out flaws and you have better ideas. Say it.
4. Fix bad code. It's really that simple. If you build on top of it, you will make it worse just by the fact you did that. And your project will turn into unmaintainable pile of crap.
5. Don't fix bad code if it's providing good interface or is covered by good facade and you don't need to modify it often. You have other priorities. Rework it if you have nothing else to do.
6. If you fix bad code - make sure yours is not just as bad but in different way. Unless that different way have no impact on the project. Sometimes bad solutions are good in certain situations - making them good solutions.
One of the perks of working in a team is that you can teach people something and you can also learn from them. So pointing out flaws and introducing better solutions EVEN if you can't implement them is ALWAYS a good thing. People will remember that and do better in the future.
​
If you stay away from other people code - no one will ever really improve. It's actually your ego saying "stay away from my bad code, I'm old, I don't want to change things and I'm too much of a snowflakes to take criticism".
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