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thanks kankyo this is rather interesting!
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That is a terrible explanation. This dude was absolutely right to screw those plans over.
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>Lol do you actually think those are the only two options?
No, obviously it was just an example.
> It's completely orthogonal to the file format lol - encoding source code as a binary blob wouldn't magically make it machine code.
Right, just as talking about the format of the application's distribution is completely orthogonal to its "nativeness." That's exactly my point.
The rest of your comment is much better at explaining what you meant, and is a quality contribution to this discussion, so I unsarcastically thank you for that. I'd like to suggest you copy it higher up in the thread so more people can see it.
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Why? So you can leave the the CAD system slower than it otherwise would be? Fuck that.
Learn to be the better programmer and listen when you're not. Politics begrudgingly yields to performance.
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I just wish Dart had a strong type system. It feels like a massive downgrade to go from Typescript/Flow to Dart. It doesn't even have non-nullable types.
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I'll look into adding syntax highlighting for readability, thanks for the suggestion!
As for the other stuff, why are those methods better than what I wrote?
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spacejack2114
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Right because native apps always [worked so well](https://i.imgur.com/Ap177Fh.png) with dark themes.
Using Slack in a Chrome app window rather than in Electron I can use any Stylus theme I want.
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GeneticsGuy
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Developer ego is the biggest thing I hate in the industry. This goes both ways though. There is the dev ego where they are set in their ways and don't want things to change and look at it a different way, and then there is the dev ego of the self-proclaimed coding geniuses who know best on literally everything and make it a point to tell you why their way is superior, even if that is questionable. If you don't accept their BEST superior methodology, you are not as pure a programmer as them. I've met those types too. Sometimes they are right. Sometimes they just want everyone to see how "smart" they are. Kind of reminds me back in class back in the day when people would raise their hands to ask a question, but not because they wanted an answer, they just wanted the professor and everyone in the classroom to see how smart they are.
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And Discord's bright theme does not work properly (only parts of Discord become bright).
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> Can you place unit tests in the same file as a function so that test code is also the example code?
>
> You can declare test cases in the specification of the unit.
I think he is asking re unit tests a la D, which would be a no.
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The emulator consumes 1GB of RAM, according to the article.
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Yeah... why specialize? It is a well-known fact that everyone can achieve the best possible result at everything if only they mastered every possible field of human knowledge.
Also in these instances I didn't write the schema.
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akciom
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Fair enough. From a business aspect, it doesn't make sense to squeeze performance out of a product for a customer who couldn't afford decent hardware in an industry that generally has decent hardware.
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sebamestre
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Given an arbitrary valid expression, it will have a type.
- `1` is of type `class int`
- `0.5` is of type `class float`
What i mean is that literals in code will have their type inferred. Although inferred might not be the right word.
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mindbleach
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You shouldn't. System lock-in is a relic. We've had efficient JITC for intermediate bytecode since the 8-bit days.
The difference between an ideal native application and an ideal platform-independent application is minuscule. Performance, space, memory overhead - the program itself predominates. We should expect any program to run on any machine. The user interface might not fit, but none of the underlying busywork is mysterious.
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ACoderGirl
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To be fair, while that's a tiny percentage, most Australians are wealthy enough to own a phone and many would have disposable income that could be donated to app makers. A huge chunk of the world doesn't have that. I'm sure if we limit things to well off people, Australia is a much bigger percentage of the population.
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Spoiler alert: It's not.
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Sometimes I wish Google would down rank articles without dates but then everyone would game that.
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Are there any modern multiplatform native-looking desktop toolkits, backed by a mainstream language, that are actually good, instead of being rated "sucks less than the others"?
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I suppose it might suggest that the article is a bit obvious. Is this a "don't stick your hand in the fire" type message where it's definitely good advice because the alternative is obviously wrong?
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janiczek
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Your comment sounded a bit patronizing to me but I hope it's just English not being my native language and the tone getting lost in the translation.
It's possible I was (or still am) a beginner, but I like to think I have pretty good grasp on the language. I believe the problem I had is more about readability of and getting around the codebase than knowing the language. It's possible sharpening my REPL workflow might help me out later when I was feeling lost though.
I just like static typing better now after the experience.
>P.S.: Also it sounds like you used ClojureScript and not Clojure. Those aren't the same language, even though they are very similar.
I used Clojure (as in, on JVM).
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jabedude
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Because it’s idiomatic C++, versus c style c++.
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TheBestOpinion
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It's not hard anymore to write portable code to compile natively to all the systems.
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ACoderGirl
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A lot of Jira users self host. I know my company does. A regular old warrant to Atlassian wouldn't get much about us, but some form of backdoor in the products would be disastrous.
And given how widespread Jira is and how valuable source code is for helping find ways to exploit other software... Well, it's certainly a tempting target, I'm sure. Not to mention the potential of a backdoor there to offer the means to infiltrate a product without that company even knowing! Just slip something into a build system. The exploit won't even be in the source code, yet the products are now vulnerable (which incidentally is a very fascinating theoretical attack on a self compiled compiler -- once the binary is infiltrated, it can add the exploit into all future versions of itself).
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CK159
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I actually generally like apps with old outdated UIs. If the ui is > 10 years out of date then the app may not have been updated in 10 years either and theres a chance that performance will actually be decent on modern hardware.
*Results not guaranteed. Especially if the program is still maintained. Then it's pretty much complete garbage.
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Problem is it turns out the bottleneck in performance appears to be in the socket transfer, not the rendering back end. Taking it off the client workstation to put it on a more powerful rendering server would *reduce* performance, since the network layer would stressed to an even greater extent than with a local connection.
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NorthAstronaut
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Is it much harder than doing accessibility on webapps?
Are there extra aria-labels, design patterns and stuff for electron?
I would say real, true and correct accessibility is pretty hard as it is, on webapps. I have zero experience with electron.
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I don't think so, at the very least gnat has it as a warning.
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So, integration tests then.
I'm fond of integration testing to test, well, integrations; not for testing businesss logic.
In my experience it just least to weirdly named, hard to read, slow to run, brittle (or full of mocks) tests that don't really cover the business cases all that well because it's hard to keep track of all the cases at that level and that lazy (as we all are) developers can't be arsed to set up all the toolchains (populating databases etc) to write many tests.
But ones milage may vary.
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The one I saw calls out to some random's web page to fetch some JavaScript to inject. Into Electron. Which isn't sandboxed.
I opted instead to just use a persistent tab opened to CompanyName.slack.com, and use Stylus to theme it. Which, it turns out, is great, because I can fix the theme myself whenever an app update breaks it.
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>Not sure if *you* read the article; there's no server-client structure in the application to begin with, but whoever wrote the mentioned piece of code introduced one for some reason, which slowed the entire thing down. Either way, that's tangential to this conversation. Fact is there was some issue, the issue was fixable once discovered in a weekend, and Olsen decided to fix it himself.
*>Apparently the programmer behind the graphics subsystem had fallen in love with client/server style programs and had cooked up one of his own in our CAD system. The rub was that since we were running on such primitive hardware, squeezing all of the drawing down a narrow socket was costing us an order of magnitude in performance, a cost that we were paying for no good reason.*
🤔 🤔
The programmer set it up to run server-side, pretty sure that's "server-client structure"
>You clearly don't understand the argument; the point is that the code owner could've maybe reduced it to 5 seconds while reducing technical debt, in a shorter time had he been notified. Which is clearly the superior solution.
Seeing how he was what I'm assuming not a developer at the time due to him making and rendering the pictures, if he was able to fix this, then the developers should be fired!
If some lowly guy saw this and fixed it, what the hell were the devs doing? The point of hiring programmers is to make shit work and make money in a business setting.
I get "You should tell the devs", but if he could fix something this egregious, then the developers don't deserve to be warned.
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rebootyourbrainstem
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For a while at least Facebook had completely native mobile apps that only looked like a website, for performance reasons. I'm not sure whether they ever changed it. They just threw a massive amount of developer resources at the problem.
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LivingSteak
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Great work, and very nicely explained. Pleased to see quality RE writeups on this subreddit :)
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minderaser
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I would just like to tell you though that Windows is fucking awful for UI consistency. There's Win32, WPF, UWP and probably at least one other I'm unaware of.
Do you want the OS to draw native controls dark-themed for you in Windows? In that case, your app has to be UWP. For Win32 and WPF Microsoft has given devs the middle finger on the grounds that legacy apps have hard-coded font colors so some apps may not look right.
So now because I've been developing in Win32 using a tool for native cross-platform app development, my apps are second class citizens. Hell, Microsoft basically admitted they had to do some horrible hacking to Win32 to get Explorer to have a dark theme, and then they didn't let devs use any of it.
Now technically, as a developer you can detect if the user has the dark theme enabled, and then provide your own dark theme. But now you're making and drawing your own widgets in the worst case, or making sure to at least update all widgets with a different set of colors in the best case.
Obviously I think we can all agree Slack is horrendous, because of how long it has been without a dark theme, despite it being an OS feature now.
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narwi
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> The point of the article was to imagine if this project had been using Ada, and the same clearly poor programmer, with the same style, what likely would have happened.
My point is that it is a bad, over-constructed example that shoudln't have been used.
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Holy_City
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> Especially where you just want some quick information or you would only use the app once before uninstalling it.
Use a webpage then, not everything needs to be an app.
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BLEAOURGH
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> The article does not state that ESB should be used in the same breath as you should used microservices. ESBs are meant to be used WITH a microservices architecture.
That's what I mean. Why on earth would you use an ESB when you're building out a microservices architecture? It's the antithesis of the pattern! Now your microservices require coordination with a central component in the system--the ESB--which kills the whole point of having microservices (teams having completely independence and ownership of their software) because they rely on a central "ESB" team to manage things like schema translation.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48900551/why-esb-is-considered-bad-in-microservices-architecture
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26975640/why-are-micro-services-architectures-not-based-on-enterprise-service-buses
> For your last paragraph, it is not the language variety that the ESB wants to tackle, it is the way they communicate with each other. The fact that a service is designed in Python or Javascript has nothing to do with that, only the fact that they might deliver data in JSON, XML or a variety of standards.
A microservice chooses how it exposes their APIs, and likely you'll have some top-down guidance on what should be the common format. If you need an ESB to translate between JSON and XML you are doing something horribly wrong.
> I have trouble understanding your point here. What in the existence of JSON solves the fact that systems might not be able to communicate with each other? JSON is "just" a standard, but not the only standard. Same reasoning goes for GRPC.
Service meshes like Envoy/Istio are far better for solving this problem in microservice architectures than an ESB.
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tchaffee
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Except you took what he said out of context and changed the meaning. He wasn't at all dismissive of women's interests. Here is the entire context, emphasis mine:
"Why is it that less than [1% of computer science students](https://www.alphr.com/life-culture/1009053/girls-computer-science-uk) in the UK are girls?
Occasionally, I’ll hear that the reason for this is that women either aren’t suited to tech or just aren’t interested. I’m highly sceptical that this is the case and **I won’t accept the situation as inevitable until we’ve collectively eliminated the factors over which we do have control** (factors that I’ll discuss later).
**One of the reasons that I find it so hard to accept the current situation is that it hasn’t always been like this. The history of software has been fundamentally shaped by brilliant women**. For instance:"
And he goes on to show that historically women have been interested in programming. That sounds to me like he's paying attention to women's interests, not dismissing them.
>You tell me. If we have to fill the ranks with women (or minorities) by the spirit of affirmative action and not with the people who were actually interested
Re-read the quote from the author above carefully and you'll see that's not the goal. You've created a strawman.
I encourage you to talk to women in tech about what their experiences really are and after hearing those stories of sexism and sexual harassment if you are still proud to be part of an industry drives women out of our industry thanks to abusive behavior from men. Lots of women are interested in tech and programming. And lots of women abandon their interests and dreams because they get told that their complaints are not real, and "this is just another socialist SJW trying to force the market to address equal outcome". Hear that enough and you just go find another industry to work in.
You're the future of our industry. Do your part, like the author is trying to do, to make sure it's an industry that you can claim with zero doubt is welcoming to all. Right now anyone who has talked to a half dozen women about what it's like to work in tech could never honestly claim that.
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kankyo
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You are correct. That isn't the right word :)
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minderaser
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Yeah I'm not terribly surprised given the rise of web apps, people who use the internet a lot have gotten used to different UIs. Bring web to desktop is a non-issue at that point.
Some people care a lot about the UI though, from my experience mostly Mac owners. But on the whole I think you're right.
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guepier
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Given that 9cc performs no memory management by design, it might run out of memory on big enough code bases such as the Linux kernel. I honestly have no idea whether that's the case but I do know that traditional C compilers struggle with too little RAM: Bootstrapping GCC (even before it switched its code base to C++) easily consumed 2 GiB of memory (now much more), and it doesn't just allocate and forget.
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Emwat1024
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People who didn't understand this are older than 1998
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KyleG
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I did a quick scroll through his comments and Jesus everything is so negative. This is bad, that is bad, nothing good identified at all
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kankyo
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Results in lower defects on average over time in non-dysfunctional teams.
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NorthAstronaut
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>Electron apps utterly fail on touch-based devices (i.e. Windows tablets.)
Is that Electrons fault, or windows fault for not being consistent?
Not being snarky, genuine question.
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WrongAndBeligerent
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And all the money
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ThePantsThief
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It's awful when it doesn't match the platform you're running it on.
Even on iOS, the general consensus is google's material apps are confusing to use and stand out (in a bad way)
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jk147
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I think his point was, a work place is not as simple as just "code." Often times devs think they are hired to just write a piece of awesome software and that is it. In reality any position you get into will have some politics whether you like it or not. In my experience it is important to feel out the dynamics of the team first and go from there.
Also it doesn't hurt to ask around and make suggestions. There may be plenty of reasons why a particular thing doesn't make any sense.
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TankorSmash
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It's basically a meme though, do you think everyone should credit pepe's creator too?
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HomeBrewingCoder
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Damn dude wanna get married? I give the exact same rant.
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o132
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I really wish this actually explained why apple doesn't use it. It just points out where they do/don't and what security they have besides that
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ACoderGirl
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It's arguably a lot harder to leave the US, though. The insane pay of the US means that a *lot* of very talented programmers are already there. Not to mention the US is a huge market compared to Australia (and pulling out of countries over reasons like this runs the risk of getting your product banned in the future).
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icetheace
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Wow
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lispers-anonymous
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Nah. Actually re-read it. The stuff in your original comment is pretty much in agreement with the article.
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GaianNeuron
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It's not perfect, I'll agree, but at least in KDE it's possible to override things when something goes wrong. Electron doesn't give you that option -- it has to be granted by the app developer.
I've been using Slack in a Firefox tab and styling it with Stylus. Works great so far.
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StillNoNumb
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>The programmer set it up to run server-side, pretty sure that's "server-client structure"
Read what I said. CAD software doesn't need nor usually have a client-server structure. Some guy put one in there, which slowed it all down. Taking it out fixed it. But, as I said, that's tangential. The details don't really matter, this is a general discussion point.
​
>I get "You should tell the devs", but if he could fix something this egregious, then the developers don't deserve to be warned.
**And this is the cocky attitude no one wants**. Exactly what I'm talking about. He could've just fixed the situation by saying "hey guys, take this tip, learn something and fix it". Instead, the way he might've made it look like was "you all are shit, I'm much better than you, you should all get fired". If someone said that about you, I wouldn't be surprised if you were pissed, either.
​
Sometimes, you have to work with people who know less than you in one topic, they'll know more in another topic again. **Respect** that. Don't act up.
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ThePantsThief
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t2_7iu2w
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When people say "native apps," they generally mean what the other guy said. You're just being pedantic.
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HomeBrewingCoder
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t2_149sqrr2
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Oh baby. Talk nerdy to me. How do you get in that domai
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SupraJames
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Hopefully this is the beginning of the end for Java!
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fullbeastcreative
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t2_14nnor
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But bruh, bragging to your friends that you work weekends is so cool! It’s like being in special forces or something.
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ThePantsThief
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t2_7iu2w
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Don't feed the troll man
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TheLemming
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What OSes is this tested on?
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How is Oracle still in business with their opaque, predatory licensing bs, and anti-consumerism?
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SCHKN
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> That's what I mean. Why on earth would you use an ESB when you're building out a microservices architecture?
In this case, how would you solve, technically, the communication between your different microservices? RPC?
I don't get how your microservices require any coordination with the ESB, quite the opposite to be honest. You design your ESB to rely heavily on messaging, transforming, routing data. The microservices define the operations that will be implemented in your ESB, but the 'systems' don't rely on each other technically.
​
> If you need an ESB to translate between JSON and XML you are doing something horribly wrong.
Sometimes you inherit from very legacy systems and you cannot decide the output format, besides refactoring the entire application, which is not ideal in many cases as I am sure you understand.
> Service meshes like Envoy/Istio are far better for solving this problem in microservice architectures than an ESB.
Will check them out, thanks!
​
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ThePantsThief
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t2_7iu2w
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Their OS and tools are leagues better than anything for android, so…
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sebamestre
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t2_16zodc
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What is the right word?
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ebuq9u6
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t3_a6fopy
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gnuvince
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I think Saefroch meant that the bit about Abner being a NASA engineer is outdated.
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/r/programming/comments/a2b4n9/abner_coimbre_nasa_engineer_on_jai_language/eaxkir8/
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itsfullofbugs
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t2_2hnpxt5n
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> Since when is it the responsibility of every product developer to comply with every law in every country?
Since countries started signing treaties to enforce foreign judgments. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enforcement_of_foreign_judgments
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/r/programming/comments/a66102/we_cant_include_a_backdoor_in_signal_signal/ebuqbgv/
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PlayfulRemote9
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t2_2c2tfomr
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Did any of you even read the article? It's still free for java se..... They've always charged for enterprise versions
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ileri38
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It's true. The only thing that telegram is good at is marketing. They somehow managed to capture the people who claim to hate facebook (the company) so they reject whatsapp, but at the same time still use facebook 2h+ a day.
Secure messenger my ass. No default encryption and groups offer no security all. Telegram is a joke
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kiksen1987
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This sounds like load of crap. You shouldn't have developer ego. There is no I in Team. You should work as a team solving problems. I hate when I have worked places like that. " Don't touch that code, only X does that ". Developer ego kills products. The kind of people that don't like code reviews because their code is perfect. It's all about the way you share your ideas. Don't go to the boss and say that code totally sucks and is made by apes. Talk with the team and say what would make it even more awesome.
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Darkglow666
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Since Flutter compiles to native on every target platform, it really is different from the majority (if not all) of the cross-platform frameworks out there. It doesn't lose nearly as much performance as options that use web views or native bridges. Flutter has essentially no serious performance impediments.
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Enselic
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Write comments “// Like this” and not “//Like this” because no space before wordsdecreasesreadability. (And the former style is used in the vast majority of coding style guidelines, both commercially and within open source.)
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oorza
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It's a fair amount of boiler plate but you can just use the `script` step inside the `steps` block and still do it:
pipeline {
stage('Locking example') {
agent none;
steps {
script {
lock(label: 'My Lock') {
parallel LockBranchA: {
echo a
}, LockBranchB: {
echo b
}
}
}
}
}
}
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wewbull
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What if your company doesn't want it to be faster, because that would decrease the number of licenses they sell? They are fast enough, thank you very much.
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jcelerier
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> g++ -W -Wall -O1 testvec.c
**triggered**
also, -O9 does not exist
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ACoderGirl
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I mean, I don't think the law has any teeth against a company that doesn't wanna comply. I doubt it would hold up in court (let alone the court of public opinion, where politicians' futures are decided). Banning any big app would be stupidly controversial. The law itself is dumb, but I think the average Joe isn't really paying attention yet. But when their favourite app is no longer in the app store? Then they're gonna be mad. Australian politicians are morons, but I don't think they're dumb enough to take serious action against a large company on this.
I'm much more concerned with smaller programs. The way the law is written makes much more sense when you picture a one person development team. No one to catch a back door in review or anything. Lone individuals can't relocate so easily and they don't have the legal power to do easily go up against the government, even if the law is tyrannical. I mean, the punishments include jail time. Who wants to risk going to jail? Even if you'd win in court, simply going to jail in the time it takes for the case to reach court would be horrible.
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NorthernBlackBear
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t2_elezb7n
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Oh no. so sad.
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f0rest-kun
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can you please link the article?
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seemone
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> "it's unacceptable for you to contradict me".
That’s when I smile and then turn into the [Credible Hulk] (https://i.imgur.com/SwnwArh.jpg).
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turkeylurkey9
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Most macOS apps have the same look and feel
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ma08
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t2_gh5yd
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So far only ubuntu
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/r/programming/comments/a2eskq/why_itunes_downloads_dont_use_https/eaxkzid/
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cakan4444
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Yeah no, fuck that attitude. Don't make garbage code. Sorry, but don't make garbage and get surprised when someone does it better.
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ThePantsThief
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~~Yes.~~ No. Each platform has it's own native UI libraries and they will always be light years ahead of anything third parties can come up with.
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SuperMancho
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Article: Actually it was terrible advice, advice that I've gone out of my way to ignore in the years since.
Every programmer knows it's terrible advice. This advice has no bearing on another developer's ego. Deploying code and value propositions are outside of the discussion about the utility of the advice.
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spacejack2114
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If all browsers allowed you to create app windows for websites the way Chrome does on Windows/Linux there would be no need to install most Electron apps at all. VSCode is the only one I really need.
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papertowelroll17
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t2_ywfyrs
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I always laugh when people don't want to spend the time to fix a bug but they make a JIRA story so that they "don't forget about it". If a bug is unimportant enough for you to possibly forget about it you can be sure that you will never get around to fixing it anyway.
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/r/programming/comments/a6d3nz/tests_are_neither_necessary_nor_sufficient/eburf8i/
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elastic_psychiatrist
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t2_iziwr
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Java 8 is end of life. For future versions, use a distribution like OpenJDK packaged by Oracle or Adopt OpenJDK, or any number of other vendors.
This is *good* for java. Now it's all open and standard, and you get to choose which vendor you buy support from (or not buy support at all).
And for the love of god, **stop posting these articles spreading FUD**.
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StillNoNumb
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Have that attitude if you want to - but don't be surprised if your colleagues don't like you.
​
Also, garbage code is relative; what you call beautiful in your own eyes might not even be trash-worthy for someone else.
​
If you know a lot, that's great! But, if you can't bring it up in a reasonable tone, it's still worth nothing. That's a piece of life advice, right here, for you. Take it.
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frezik
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Maybe, maybe not. We live at a time where it's easy to see how the network transparency of the X Windowing System was unnecessary. Thin clients were only viable in a short time frame, when the processor needed to run the software was expensive, and a processor to run a screen, keyboard, and mouse was cheap.
It wasn't until much later that everyone filed it into "seemed like a good idea at the time".
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t3_a6f5bk
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orthoxerox
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t2_cyj90
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It defeats the whole purpose of having multiple separate stages. My pipeline has to reserve a database, deploy the change, run the tests (in parallel), flashback the change and release the database. Of course I could stuff all of that into a script block, but that's not what a pipeline is for.
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kankyo
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t2_77w4q
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It's just a literal. The type is what it is because the parser grammar defines it that way.
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t3_a6fopy
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NiveaGeForce
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t2_t85qp
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They also don't suspend their processes in the background, unlike WinRT/UWP apps.
https://np.reddit.com/r/Surface/comments/9h0wf6/best_apps_for_surface/
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Yes, it's not that variables can change types, it's that they don't have types. The values, however, do.
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