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vytah
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You don't know how O notation works, do you.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_O_notation#Formal_definition
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AI221
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Even _today_, streaming a game from my computer to my TV has high latency. It's barely playable. (This is at just 60FPS. Latency feels ~10ms additional input lag)
I don't think we're at the point or anywhere near the point where streaming graphics will be a sensible option. As our networking improves, so will our framerates and response times, and if you think people can't notice a 10MS difference, try using a pen-tablet and looking at how your cursor lags behind the pen. That's 16MS. In fact, it needs to be less than 1MS of latency for you not to notice at all.
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MrDOS
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Steam downloads aren't HTTPS for the same reason. There are (community-developed) [turnkey applications](https://github.com/steamcache/steamcache) which MITM Steam downloads to provide caching. It's handy.
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OneWingedShark
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One nifty thing you can do is leverage the type-system to enforce processing; for example consider the following:
Package Example is
Type SQL_Query_String is private;
Function Find_Person( Name : String ) return SQL_Query_String;
Private
Type SQL_Query_String is new String;
Function Sanitize( Input : String ) return SQL_Query_String;
Function Find_Person( Name : String ) return SQL_Query_String is
("SELECT * FROM People WHERE Name = '" & Sanitize(Name) & "'");
End Example;
Notice that the only way to obtain a `SQL_Query_String` is via the function `Find_Person`, which ensures that the `Sanitize` function is called on the Name value, and thus we can avoid the whole "Bobby Tables" issue by the construction of the design.
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GoranM
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I've been following Jai development (watching most of Jon's demo videos, as he released them) since the beginning of the project, and while I was initially very excited about the potential benefits that such a language could provide (especially the AoS - SoA features), I now think that it might be a little too complicated, and that this will probably cause some of the same issues that we see develop in other, comparably complicated languages.
My thinking along those lines has been inspired, if not more deeply influenced by the following presentation, recorded by Eskil Steenberg, on how he programs in C: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=443UNeGrFoM
Basically, he argues that C, in its fairly straightforward simplicity, is actually superior in some crucial, but often underappreciated ways, and that whatever shortcomings people perceive in the language would probably be better addressed with tooling around that simple language, rather than trying to resolve them in the feature-set of a new, more complicated language.
As my programming experience grows, that notion seems to resonate more and more.
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vplatt
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FTA:
> In later years, as I found myself building and managing software teams, I've realized that there were probably a dozen programmers on that ancient project who knew why the system was so slow and how to fix it. They knew, but they kept it to themselves because in that organization, there were some things that were more important than making the system better. In the future, stay the Hell out of other people's code. assumes there will be a future. But the best way to have a future is to be part of a team that values progress over politics, ideas over territory and initiative over decorum.
Love this!
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ebuwalt
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Mackey18
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t2_hubdn
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Yea except it has no access to native widgets if I recall (researched this a while ago), so if you want to have a map or web view for example, you’re building it from scratch. Makes it completely unviable for most companies when compared to slightly clunkier cross-platform frameworks like React Native.
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combinatorylogic
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100% of programmers absolutely need this, and those who do not agree are simply dumb, ignorant and very inefficient.
Every programmer, no matter what they're doing, must implement and use DSLs. And those primitive toy compilers are among the best ways of learning how to do it.
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flarn2006
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I don't think anyone's ever lived to that age.
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kreatemore
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It is - especially in a foreign language, but I like it. It really helps not to have “my code” anywhere, and I think that’s beautiful.
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OneWingedShark
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t2_bx7wh
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Pascal still has dangling-else, which is actually very intimately related to this issue; Wirth himself has admitted that particular choice was poor on his part.
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ebuwjhu
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onionhammer
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t2_4fak4
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I thought that's what I said?
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squigs
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> I asked twice to get moved to another team and me, being the expendable contractor, got let go. I doubt they learned any lesson.
One of the perks of being a contractor was I felt reasonably comfortable saying this sort of thing. Losing a contract is an annoyance rather than a disaster, and I had no expectation of staying long enough to worry about politics affecting my career.
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ThirdEncounter
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t2_1ud6zgq
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Damn them. Damn them all to hell.
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SexySalmon
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>Plumbing is where good tooling comes in and as you've noticed, we're often left to our own devices pretty much.
I think it's hard to generate tooling for the "general" case as often infrastructure is rather company/project specific. But we can dream :-)
Quite often plumbing/boilerplate code get's put into a project specific internal test "framework" of some kind (said framework does not usually have tests of itself) of dubious quality.
>But good integration tests don't have to be confusing - on the opposite, I think it helps people to see how to accomplish something with the software you wrote by examining a real, living example that they know works (because the tests pass).
I agree that this is a very good reason for having an integration test, in addition to testing that components/infrastructure actually work. I just don't want many of them, uing them exclusively for testing business logic is where you end up having testnames like "shouldRouteToServerXXIfFailingValidationYAndIsDuplicateAndIsLeapYearAndHavingSecurityLevelYAndStatusCodeZ"
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t3_a6d3nz
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/r/programming/comments/a6d3nz/tests_are_neither_necessary_nor_sufficient/ebuwku2/
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merkle-root
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> calling an invocation of `Array.sort` an O(1) operation, instead of the O( n^2 ) or O( n logn ) for loops it's masking.
Here is a loop that runs in O(1) time:
for (i=0; i<999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999; i++)
// some O(1) operation
let me know how long it takes you to run!
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eaxr299
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t3_a281dl
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ryeguy
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The majority of queries in the average application aren't complex enough to warrant a specialist.
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bartturner
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Totally agree. My son was home from University and was doing a project using Qt. Had not done Qt in a while but have been doing Flutter.
Flutter developer UX blows away Qt.
But looking over his shoulder at him doing Python with Qt was the closest thing I could think of like Flutter.
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am0x
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It is, however the end product was always better. Then again you a are consuming two resources, so it also hurts the budget.
There are pros and cons to each way and not all projects fit the need for one or the other. However, every developer that came out of the extreme programming team had grown more in a year than any other developer had over 3 years.
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Truncator
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t2_59i3v
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Do somethin'
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ghost1s
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t2_15q5ax
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That was awesome, thanks for sharing OP
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t3_a6f5bk
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atomheartother
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Thaaaaaat's a very subjective view though, and that's fine if you have it, but personally i am constantly surprised when building for iOS of how convoluted and complicated it is compared to Android.
And whether Mac is a better OS for development or not is hard to quantify when apple forces iOS developers to use Mac, so we can't really look at the usage numbers objectively. Personally I can't stand using mac, i find the UX infuriating, and i don't think i'm alone.
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igouy
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> irrelevant to the bigger point I am making
State whatever your "bigger point" is up at [the head of the thread](https://old.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/a5mumu/agile_estimates_versus_noestimates_bridging_the/ebnz9pd/?st=jppttu6b&sh=7d04431e) where everyone will be able to see it.
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Enigma735
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t2_7cdlg
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Yep... go build something on Bitcoin, realize there’s an opcode you need enabled to make it all work, lobby Blockstream to get it enabled.... realize they won’t so they can corner the L2/drivechain market... be sad
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cowinabadplace
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Is joke. Would not do this
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t3_a65m21
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f8f84f30eecd621a2804
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t2_76lne
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Big O notation is a mathematical concept describing asymptotic runtime. You're right that it's not very useful in capturing the actual performance of an algorithm running on a physical computer with some specific input because that's not how it's used.
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Tyg13
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This is why capitalism sucks. Customers and products are "just a way to extract revenue." It's what powers awful companies like Oracle. "This product is shit, but we shouldn't improve it because it helps us sell more products."
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astrangeguy
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The implementation techniques for (fast) emulators, language VMs and (pre hardware-supported) Virtualization are strangely similar in fact:
* Language VMs interpret bytecode instructions and, if they detect loops, compile and optimize hotspots.
* (recompiler based) emulators basically treat real foreign machine code the same way as language VMs treat their bytecode.
* Virtualization software also does dynamic recompilation, but with most opcodes having a 1:1 mapping, so it's technically a language VM that has (for example) a x86 user- and privileged opcode "bytecode" and runs it on a x86-only-user-opcode host
(and technically your x86 CPU is a Intel/AMD-microcode processor with a X86 VM running on it)
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genericallyloud
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Isn’t flutter based on dart 2 which got rid of the whole optional type thing? It seems pretty similar to C# in terms of type system.
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istarian
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I think you're comparing rocks and fruit honestly.
Input lag is a rather different thing than asking something to render and waiting for it to be done drawing it.
I also think there are some important factors there, like your PC doing a whole lot more than just running a game and other stuff happening on your network.
I take it you have a smart TV that maybe channels input back? Just hooking a TV up to your computer as a display *isn't* necessarily streaming.
The networking hardware today is really good, but there are always going to be fundamental issues that could exist due to the actual setupz
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Fair enough - downloading over HTTP allows intermediates to cache, and the file is verified after download - I can agree with that.
However, what happens if the verify fails, eg because MITM has fiddled with it? Redownloading wouldn't help because the same fiddle may happen again.
As far as I can see the only recovery mechanism is for retries to happen with TLS.
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I've honestly forgotten most of my SQL skills I used to have. As a full stack dev you don't get to work with queries that much anymore. YMMV.
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True. But once you have a specialist let him write all the queries.
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Seems like half the mobile apps are just a container HTML+CSS+Javascript anyway, but often somehow they end up with different (sometimes more, sometimes less) functionality than the actual mobile website.
----
Also don't forget that (at least on android), ~~every app you install gets access~~ it's pretty easy for app developers to sneak in the necessary permissions to access your Play Store email address if they want to grab it. When you visit some website that doesn't require sign up, you can pop in, look around, and leave. But when you install some random mobile app, poke around, then uninstall it, ~~you've just~~ you might have given them your email address so now they can sell it to spammers. Users can avoid this on Android 6.0+ by denying the Contacts permission. More [further down in the thread](https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/a2b8u4/flutter_on_desktop_a_real_competitor_to_electron/eay2gea/).
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I tried this when I created a 5 people dev team this july.
It didn't worked that well because we tried to come with coding styles for a NodeJS project, and no one there actually knew it that well.
The best policy is to communicate, and put people in contact with code written by coworkers. As long as we all are willing to compromise on something, in the end we can do get pretty flexible about a few things without compromising our code base.
But YMMV. My Team is actually pretty cool and I'm glad I can work with them.
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There are loads of desktop applications. More are being built everyday. There is a lot you just can’t do with web applications.
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>he still thinks he was in the right to make major system changes without asking what the point of the code was
I don't think this was the point of the article. I think the point is that you should be able to go muck about, and the OP should consider people's opinions who have a fresh take on the system.
>The real lesson should be; don't touch other peoples code without asking first.
So, in the story they don't get a clear explanation why what they did was wrong, and that there was some politics involved. These kinds of politics are the kinds of things that cause people to ship the org chart. I really think you should reconsider this take away.
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I wasn't aware that Dart supported AOT compilation. But still, another language?? really? and one with so little in the way of ecosystem and support?
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http://antirez.com/news/112
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That's the dumb part, the game isnt quite one lovecraft story. It's just the knee-jerk reaction of reddit when someone references something they don't believe is the primary thing.
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To be fair, the wording could be better in the end.
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Maybe someone can take Flutter's core GUI engine, remove Dart and then hook in up to something like V8 and/or a better supported modern compiled language, e.g., Go, Rust.
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The same way you test anything else: make some test data for various edge cases that may exist within join, filter, or transformation logic, and assert that the query output matches the expected output.
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I agree, but it's the normal reaction on reddit to something they perceive as being wrong.
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Thank you!
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The simple way to remember it is to remember that `'` is the contraction "operator", thus `you're` is really just shortening `you are`, while `your` is the possessive. (And you get bonus points for knowing about `yore`.)
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brianly
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> They assume touch is only used on "mobile" devices, so why bother supporting it on a "desktop" framework?
Have they actually stated that as a design choice they've made? Or, is more of a case of them finding they could bootstrap a desktop platform based on Chrome, and then realised that they can't keep up with requirements?
I follow the Chromium project and their dev mailing list and it seems that it is more like operating system development. As a result, it'd be quite a step up to actually get touch right on Windows and Linux.
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Are you a lawyer? Was this license checked by a lawyer?
edit: Answered in the FAQ. You are not a lawyer, and this license has not been checked by any lawyer. That's why you get downvoted.
edit2: Besides, the license is unreadable.
> if a work that you distribute, that contains or is derived from the Software, is accompanied by the complete corresponding source code or an equivalent offer of such, each portion of both licensed to the recipient under either this license, at no additional per-use cost, or a license compatible with the GNU GPLv3, then use-license responsibilities may be left solely to the recipient, who may apply any use-license or equivalent (including those acquired at zero cost) to satisfy their use-license requirements; otherwise, you must acquire on the recipient's behalf, or verify they possess, an applicable use-license
This is a **single** sentence.
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With the new app bundle, you don't send your signed binary to google play but rather that you basically send raw code and your key together, and they can build and sign as you wish and you have to trust that they don't do anything malicious with your key. That's why I could never recommend anyone to use that over self signing
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Can you capture the performance in a video recording of your screen from your phone? I'm sure if people saw the actual user experience problems they'd sour on it more quickly.
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Only registration. After registration, you can add other devices to your account via a key or QR code generated by an active device.
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Kind of the point of mocks is that you can make them return predictable errors. Is there an easier way to exhaustively test that you handle every possible error returned by a module than forcing it to return those errors? I try to avoid mocks when I can, but if I want to specifically test the behavior when a sub-component returns error *e*, what’s wrong with just telling it to?
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I respect your passion, but I can't agree. Seems like a high-burden on innovation for no win
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In times when I've had private office/cubicle space, I consistently found I did more face-to-face collaborative work than when I worked in more open spaces. For exactly this reason.
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...the fuck? Why would there ever be a limit (aside from having a ridiculous INT_MAX limit or something)
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I’d recommend using a fuzzing tool [such as hypothesis](https://hypothesis.works/). You can give it your spec and it will find edge cases that break your system automatically.
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> But still, another language??
If you know C# or some other C-like language, you already know most of it.
You can become productive in a weekend. It's not a big investment.
> with so little in the way of ecosystem
There is one standard packet manager. There is one standard doc generator. There is one standard code formatter. Etc.
Everything is there and the official standard stuff does the job just fine.
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That's not the problem at all. The problem is too many people doing "Computer Science" then complaining that it didn't teach them how to program well. It isn't meant to - it's a science (the clue is in the name). That's like doing physics and complaining that you only learnt the torque equations and never actually built a car, meanwhile someone who did an internship in a garage got way more experience on the actual engine. Computer Science is exactly that - the science (meaning the abstract maths/physics/theory of computers; while code camps etc are the internships. They are geared towards very different things, and you can't really say one is terrible because you chose wrong..
There are much better courses even in university for programming, but they tend to be way less popular. I did Electronic and Software Engineering - which (being engineering) is far more hands-on and practical. My year had four students, and the course changed name several times over my years on it to try and attract more people. Meanwhile, it was mostly taught as some Engineering modules and some CS modules, and from speaking to the CS people we were with on those parts, I'm sure that a good number of them would have been much better off on my course if they had simply realised it existed (I only found out about it very late in the application process and went through clearing to get on).
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\*doesn't
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atred
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I agree, even more, Torvalds is not firing people or give performance reviews. What he does is point out stupidity at most you can feel your ego trampled, but you should learn from that.
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Here you go https://developer.android.com/studio/build/multidex
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t2_sxyhw
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Playing ZZT no less! #Char2 forever!
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Pazer2
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Unfortunately that's also the case with UWP
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t2_sxyhw
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Check out our community. We're slow but not dead just yet.
[http://zzt.org/fora/](http://zzt.org/fora/)
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scherlock79
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Or you need to integrate with another app, or you need to interact with the disk, or you need drag and drop, etc. I would argue that web apps are more difficult to deploy, servers, load balancers, cache. Sure, for a SaaS company, yeah but if a company needs self hosted, desktop is easier IMHO.
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gesucca
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For the love of God, how can one who thinks "DRY is silly" be hired?
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sinedpick
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> At one point Twitter hit the limit for Android function definitions and it turned into a 1 in 1 out situation.
Link? A cursory google search couldn't turn it up.
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arsv
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t2_r2ng7
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> run out of memory on big enough code bases
Irrelevant, for a C compiler. Only the size of the largest source file matters. For Linux, that's under 200KB.
> Bootstrapping GCC easily consumed 2 GiB of memory
Most of it in the optimizer.
A simple compiler like 9cc should not gobble that much memory, even if it never frees anything.
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t3_a6bev8
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/r/programming/comments/a6bev8/9cc_a_small_c_compiler/ebuzib0/
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mod-victim
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t2_2f184bks
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Dart?... DART?
&#x200B;
lol good luck with that.
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eaxv9pd
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t3_a2b8u4
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TakaIta
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t2_62hn
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Previous developers are gone and left without comments in the code. What is there to do?
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t3_a6f5bk
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early_charles_kane
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Ah I linked it in the this thread elsewhere. Good practice for your googling to see if you can find this now :)
https://developer.android.com/studio/build/multidex
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ebuzkfe
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90
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Pazer2
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t2_khovf
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That's absurdly low.
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James-Lerch
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Sadly more than once, and I do my best to repress the memories of 'Cross-Silo' approval processes and workflows that failed to consider the need to replace an existing approved product update which had already been published.
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lanzaio
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Oracle and Java. The DoA combo.
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fireman212
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im not that person, but I would really appreciate if you could give me some resources!
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Dentosal
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> why do they only complain [...] instead of showing everyone how to build a system that handles every conceivable name?
Because this is not possible, or at least not efficient. Just having a free-form text field handles all possible names, but doesn't provide much information to people reading it. Different use cases require different guarantees about the data.
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Gotebe
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Nope. I already did it high enough.
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lanzaio
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Correct. Nobody knows Flutter or Dart. It's only a meaningful competitor to Electron if it makes things easier. Flutter/Dart does the opposite.
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MoTTs_
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t2_9aafw
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What's "the definition" we're using? That's not a rhetorical question either, because there's lots of definitions floating around on the web. Seems to me we could define an interpreter either by what we outwardly observe or by internally how it works.
If we define it by what we outwardly observe, then we feed source code into a black box, and that source code is executed. _How_ that happens, exactly, we don't know and don't care. Similarly, if we define a compiler by what we outwardly observe, then we feed source code into a black box, and we get back another black box executable.
Whereas if we define them by internally how they work, then it's a compiler if it generates new machine code, and an interpreter if it doesn't.
The "by what we outwardly observe" definitions, I think, leads to some odd situations. One of those odd situations is the shell script I mentioned above, that we could compile source code, but if we add just one step at the end -- run the program -- then the whole thing becomes an interpreter. Another odd situation would be if the executable returned by a black box compiler was actually a self-extracting zip containing your original textual source code plus an interpreter. The black box compiler technically fulfilled its role -- it returned an executable of your program -- but at no point was any new machine code generated.
Personally I think the "by what we outwardly observe" definition has too many odd situations to be useful. I think defining interpreters and compilers by internally how they work is the more useful definition.
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early_charles_kane
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Yes I know. But it takes more than 2 minutes to compile apps that hit these issues. Point is: scale brings interesting problems with it that you might never have considered otherwise.
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eaxvnly
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wonkifier
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t2_2pq0q
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I'm curious how throughout the whole ordeal the explanation never came up.
He never talked to anyone else that had a clue? Nobody was aware of the technical goals (whether good ideas or not), or the political issues?
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ebuzxxb
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t3_a6f5bk
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/r/programming/comments/a6f5bk/the_best_programming_advice_i_ever_got_2012/ebuzxxb/
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tabarra
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t2_jc18n
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I mean, let's start by getting to use the word 'software' again, since today [every-fucking-thing is "an app"](https://i.imgur.com/g1FF5ET.jpg)
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eaxvszt
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igouy
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t2_6sj2
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Not worth your time.
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ebv02aj
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t3_a6fopy
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/r/programming/comments/a6fopy/python_vs_java_performance_what_is_python_used_for/ebv02aj/
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Darkglow666
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You're right and wrong. It doesn't use native widgets, but it can access any native functionality through plug-ins written in the native language. Also, Google Maps and another map widget are already available, and I believe they're working on the web view widget.
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evantatarka
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t2_5o3g6
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Yeah that made no sense, with a hello world project you can easily get Gradle building and deploying in less than 10 seconds.
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Dean_Roddey
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If I'm going to work like a mule, it's going to be pulling my own load over the mountain. And that's what I've been doing. But, OTOH, the odds of ever really getting over the mountains are a lot smaller when you are pulling your own load.
As others have said, I'm willing to do it for another company, but only if I get a cut of the action. Back during the internet boom in Silicon Valley, that was the norm of course. Everyone got stock options all the time, and for a while there that was a great deal. LOTS of people cashed out big time. Sadly, not me. It all went pop before I could do it.
Of course a lot of people also got caught without a seat when the music stopped and had lots of stock that was sellable but they didn't, and so they owned taxes on the price at the time they got them, and were hugely in the hole with AMT taxes.
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Akkuma
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t2_4adks
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It is a win for most companies/developers though otherwise we wouldn't continually see an endless cycle of tech trying to handle the same problems. If this was such a no win situation, Electron would have never been created. Here we are with plenty of people complaining about all the desktop apps that use it and with many valid complaints. It may not be a win to consumers, but it is a win to many companies/devs.
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filleduchaos
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The problem is that you're then no longer testing the module. You're testing the interface you've decided the module has, and that interface can very quickly grow out of date. The subcomponent may no longer return error *e* but your mock still does and your tests still pass as though nothing is wrong.
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thosakwe
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t2_xm916
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JavaFX is pretty nice; I found it to be a lot simpler than WPF for desktop UI, and also cross-platform.
I wouldn’t really say it’s an Electron competitor, though. The whole idea of Electron is to write desktop apps using Web tech, namely JS and Node. The JRE has already existed for a long, completely separate from browsers.
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eaxw2oe
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t3_a2b8u4
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igouy
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t2_6sj2
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Well as-long-as you keep your "bigger point" hidden, no one will check whether or not it seems to be true.
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ebv0f8e
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t3_a5mumu
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/r/programming/comments/a5mumu/agile_estimates_versus_noestimates_bridging_the/ebv0f8e/
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t5_2fwo
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thosakwe
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t2_xm916
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I don’t think that really makes sense. How would other people start pitching it, if they don’t know it exists?
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eaxw7zi
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t3_a2b8u4
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combinatorylogic
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t2_iab4d
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No technical reasons whatsoever. Just the "worse is better" principle in action.
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t3_a6h2n9
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/r/programming/comments/a6h2n9/why_python_is_the_most_popular_language_for/ebv0o3v/
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Subsets and Splits
Filtered Reddit Uplifting News
The query retrieves specific news articles by their link IDs, providing a basic overview of those particular entries without deeper analysis or insights.
Recent Programming Comments
Returns a limited set of programming records from 2020 to 2023, providing basic filtering with minimal analytical value.