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> A good hard ass learning experience. If you want to build something right you need to build it *twice*.
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Gladwell has a history of making empirical claims that are not, factually speaking, 'true'. See Andrew Gelman's blog for examples, such as : http://andrewgelman.com/2013/10/11/gladwell-vs-chabris-david-vs-goliath/
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simion314
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I know, I think we are thinking the same, we want choice, we want the best thing for our job, and we want fanboys to respect our decisions.
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magpi3
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> Wikipedia says KDE was founded on 1996, Gnome on 1999. Were they reinventing the wheel? If I recall correctly, Gnome was written because Qt (which KDE was built on) was not open source at the time. So if my memory is correct (and I find it surprising that Wikipedia does not contain any of this history), then yes ...
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bilog78
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> Correctness is not the issue, I mentioned scrolling with rendering because I mean that it's slow after the DOM is complete and layout is done and the user is simply scrolling the already-rendered and layed-out page. Very slow compared to Chromium, for example. Can't say I've noticed this, even on content-heavy pa...
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Testiclese
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We have postings on our website and people apply for them. If it's a position on our team - I interview them. I don't care whether they were born here or Canada or Timbuktu. As long as they don't look like scared deer caught in the headlights of a car when I ask (what I think are) simple questions - I recommend we hi...
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pattyjr
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As someone who has been using Kubuntu since 6.06, I am very happy with this decision. Makes me wonder if Kubuntu will get official canonical support again now that they aren't pulling resources to develop Unity.
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pdoherty926
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> By this I don't mean some small company shipping Chinese laptops with Linux put on them Are you referring to System76 here? Chinese or not (I don't know/care), I've used a few of them and been very impressed.
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scottbob3
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I'm still waiting to be able to pull out code pages out of the application and have them float around my desktop. I really loved that in VS.
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DoesNotTalkMuch
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It wasn't any good when it was first introduced. I prefer Unity to Gnome, but it wasn't until half a dozen versions in that I considered it an improvement. I think this is the right move though. They wanted a new standard, it didn't catch on, so they're integrating back into the community.
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vivainio
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Not really
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coke_is_it
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Yep! last year I took a vacation to a country that doesn't recognize public domain. A cop saw me using SQLite when I was there and arrested me for using unlicensed software. I spent 3 weeks in jail before and my parents had to mortgage their house to buy a license before they would let me out. Let me tell, you priso...
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tetyys
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did they get rid of integrated web browser?
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bart2019
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Isn't Ubuntu on a phone about as ridiculous an idea as the tablet interface in Windows Server 2012?
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volodinvs
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Realm ObjC & Swift 2.5: Query Improvements, Swift 3.1 Binaries & Bug Fixes! https://realm.io/news/realm-objc-swift-2.5/ via @realm
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reptar-rawr
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The only truth to his claims is he tried clamping down after the blackshade raids. You can view some of his tech support posts. It's obvious. Warns not to uses term slave and starts offering support to people literally putting clients in "". There's even some older ones w/ him using the term slaves.
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ishmal
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It would take many minutes to fill a console with an image. I've used this in the past. The graphics are cool, but watching the image slowly grown down the screen is like watching paint dry. Also, to have as many colors are are in the images on that page, you would need a lot of dithering. *OR* those images are 'sh...
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weeble42
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I've got an Ubuntu phone. It's pretty much useless for anything more than making a phone call. All the other common smart phone functionality we all use on our phones is either completely missing or so cumbersome and broken that you may as well not use it and save yourself some unneeded stress and frustration. If I...
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raphier
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I highly doubt that, when the growing generation uses js and python as their main languages.
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vivainio
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MinGW does not use virtualization / API emulation
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False
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kitd
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It isn't but that is a highly-contrived example. I might reply that this: <parent id="id1" name="my_parent"> <child type="a_child" id="child1">The child element</child> </parent> will also look pretty messy in JSON, if not more so.
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False
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yawaramin
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You could also turn off blinking. The cursor by itself is pretty visible (it's a bright red). Relevant settings: "editor.cursorBlinking": "solid" "editor.cursorStyle": "block"
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that_jojo
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I think you need to look up what an oxymoron is, firstly.
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drowsap
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I thought Vistual Studio code was written in C# not JavaScript. Interesting it was just a typical CSS animation bug.
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JasTWot
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Spammer
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wavemode
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You wouldn't care, but the users of your software would. They are basically trusting you to never come after them for technically infringing on your copyright. For individuals this makes people somewhat nervous. For businesses this makes your software unusable.
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Archenoth
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Guilty... I'm still kinda sad [Ubuntu Edge](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ubuntu_Edge) never became a thing, because a phone that could be docked and used as a desktop sounded fantastic. I am still hoping for [Windows Continuum](https://www.microsoft.com/en-ca/windows/continuum), which promised the same things, but t...
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kitd
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I prefer JSON for simple data transfer, but XML is very good for capturing semantics along with the data. For this reason, it fits well with typed languages.
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roffLOL
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i think you need to sharpen your thinking or reading comprehension, firstly. ps. yoyos are the best toys ever.
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HighOnFireZA
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That's a shame. I just downloaded and opened it and it seems really quick and responsive compared to Visual Studio.
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Beaverman
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Personally I don't think it looks that messy: { "parent": { "id": "id1", "name": "my_parent", "content": [ {"type": "a_child", "id": "child1", "content": "The child element"} ] } } Although i completely agree that the example give...
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sixbrx
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>> Considering you just compared Firefox to Chrome, both of which ultimately use the same display server, the point stands. And hence we are full circle to my point that FF has a lot to gain potentially in the rewrite to their rendering code, by making it more efficient, that they are having to embark on anyway ...
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skocznymroczny
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So far the generation seems to be reinventing the 80s. Now they are slowly learning about static typing. After they retrofit Javascript and Python to use static typing, they realize how much welding it required, and they'll dump those in search for proper static typed languages.
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Magicviper
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Well thier DNS records seem to be gone now. I Think we killed a company guys.
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Creath
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Not referring to any company in particular, but I've noticed 3 or 4 different ones that each do the same thing. It's not a shot against them per se, their computers are probably perfectly fine, but it is an acknowledgement that their model isn't going to garner significant market share.
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HuXu7
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Right, I hate to say this but this is one thing Steve Jobs definitely had right, when offering an array of products, keep it simple for consumers, only offer a few options and invest heavily in those. There is a big difference between shopping Lenovos website and Apples. Lenovo has long lists of series and those series...
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throwawayco111
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I see. They are irresponsible programmers.
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throwawayco111
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So what? Either rewrite it or treat the C++ code as legacy code that is going to be called from Rust.
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False
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HittingSmoke
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> ...for example, when I am using W7 and I cannot update to 10 (some sort of enterprise license thing, I don't really care). So you're illegally using a volume license and you're calling that fragmentation?
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Brjl
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I like unity more than most other things out there on Linux. My first go at Gnome 3 wasn't great, but it is getting better.
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dfwsxbo
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sagnessagiel
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How about [triangle wheels?](https://youtu.be/vk7s4PfvCZg)
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tkannelid
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That part's minor compared to keeping everything together until there's a good reason otherwise. (I have one javascript file that's 1100 lines that I probably want to consider splitting in three because it's a bit awkward to navigate, for instance.) It's about separating code from presentation: <div id="foo" on...
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lvl15Battlechef
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Just wondering(new to the topic), is this not similar to functional programming? At least how I use functional programming (i.e in scheme or etc), it seems like I am defining my problem space then using those definitions to solve the provlem.
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1491490819
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dfwt06u
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throwawayco111
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Soulds like the typical C fanboy that actually spends his professional life working with JS.
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dfwt0wt
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RadioFreeDoritos
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Will there be any problems if I use MIT, but leave out the attribution requirement? > The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
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1491490928
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dfwt3qk
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So why don't AMD launch their HAL as a kernel module and maintain it themselves? Is there the need to merge their HAL code with the kernel?
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salgat
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Between that and .NET Core, Microsoft has become one of the good guys in the software industry. Feels so strange.
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dfwt6i0
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DysFunctionalProgram
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Are there any documented cases of this actually happening in the real world?
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1491491047
False
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dfwt7ke
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shevegen
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First sentence. > In the past Cryptography was used con fines militares. Ok ... shall I even read the rest... I want english, not latin, just because someone wants to sound clever and snobbish!
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Taglialegna
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I've already made some tests, but it may not show all the flaws of the library, for example you are absolutely right: now the normalize function no longer work as intended, but I didn't noticed it after running the tests. I admit that I need to revise the code asap to delete errors and bugs and polishing the whole libr...
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dfwtbit
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Adnotamentum
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Hello fellow Ubuntu phone user! There are dozens of us! Dozens! You're completely right. Its buggy as hell and not worth the time or money I put into it.
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False
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dfwted0
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coladict
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Because there is just one MIT license and not several versions? It's simpler, true, but the BSD 3-clause is also neither confusing nor restricting of anything when it comes to content or usage.
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pron98
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It's a little similar, but not much, as it's not programming at all; just math. It is true that functional programming is a programming style that resembles math in some ways, but it's not the only one, and it's not the one TLA+ is most alike. A programming language that was indirectly influenced by TLA+ is Eve, which ...
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False
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givecake
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The phone idea was awful..
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I remember using GNOME 3 from the pre-release days and it was such a breath of fresh air. Sure, it was missing some features from GNOME 2 at the time which was quite mature, but you could add many back in using plugins. Now, they not only have many more features and applications but they also have a unified vision of t...
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Except the author was getting paid a lot as an 'expert' witness. Why didn't anyone do either of the following: 1) press start button for a few seconds in a Camry while in motion. It switches off. 2) put your foot on the gas pedal and put your foot down hard on the brake. The car will come to a halt quickly. Both we...
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Stan9965
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fuck unity. finally!
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Most allocation in a language like C is done on the stack and is literally free. At my last job, everything else was done with static pools, which are just as cheap to allocate from as any managed solution (and is also that cheap to free). malloc might be slower, but malloc often does more than you need.
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No, I can prove my point with simple math. If 30% of the workforce is h1b and all h1bs make 30% less than their american counter parts either starting or via lower raises over time, that would give the company a 10% reduction in overall payroll. That is the kind of thing most companies do with h1b. Of course my exam...
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Anyone knows, why Unicode brackets in monospace fonts aren't truly monospace? test: =============== Ascii brackets: [][][][][] ()()()()() {}{}{}{}{} =============== some Unicode brackets: ⟨⟩⟨⟩⟨⟩⟨⟩⟨⟩ <-- edit: this one displays correctly in the browser's font ⟦⟧⟦⟧⟦⟧⟦⟧⟦...
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rockrollandblues
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Yes
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berock212
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Open source is 90% just reinventing the wheel. That analogy doesn't really work when talking about open source.
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mgasparel
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There is also Zen Mode which hides everything, including sidebar and tabs. What are you looking for with GoTo Anything? The command palette is pretty versatile.
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I think there were few Mir fanboys outside Canonical.
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Here's hoping they backpedal too on systemd.
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Ok, so maybe there was a small improvement in the CLR.
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Yes, that's really awkward in OS X. You have to click a window first to get to its menu bar. Sometimes a window looks active but then you only see Finder's menu bar.
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This is always true with cool brakes. It's not necessarily true with heated brakes. Modern discs are vastly better than brakes decades ago, but brake fade is a very real phenomenon. Therefore, one possible failure mode is for users to partly apply brakes over a period of time, not stopping the car but heating the brak...
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Nope. If you don't explicitly mark it as virtual, then the JIT compiler turns the method call against the class's public interface into a non-virtual call. It may even inline it, especially if it is something simple like a property. If you make the same call against an abstract interface, then yes it will be virtual. ...
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Unity actually feels like a professionally designed environment while Gnome does not. Linux WMs have a history of being very cutesy.
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I used to keep Sublime on my machine for that kind of task, but for a long while now I have been using grep (or one of several alternatives) instead.
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Yes, I realize that this is still circumstantial evidence, and I have a hard time coming up with a way to prove either your point or mine. All I have is anecdotal evidence from the engineers I know personally and those numbers that only indirectly support my point. Still, my reasoning makes sense to me and I haven't s...
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As I understand it, S/MIME is the more SSL-like option. But you, as a user, have to manage your private key. You can only read your mail on devices with your key, and you don't want to expose it on the network at all. (The private key lets whoever has it read/write email as you.) And, even fewer people seem to use i...
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> The JSON object at /vehicles/{id} has a link to its driver, as in the JSON is literally {"driver": "http://api.local/drivers/{driverId}", ...}. Wait. Are you making two calls every time, one for the vehicle and one for the driver? Also, why send "http://api.local/drivers/{driverId}" over the wire when you can ju...
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Also touch only vs. hover/left-click/right-click/keyboard makes mobile-optimized UIs weird on desktops sometimes.
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When you load a precompiled binary onto your kernel, you don't really know what it's doing... and it's running with the highest privileges. It can literally do anything with your system and nobody will know. Plus, the open-source community can't intervene quickly when there's a problem and must wait for the driver mai...
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They gain nothing by killing either of them.
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Fair enough.
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Maybe he comes from a Java background, where it is tradition to hamstring yourself by casting all local variables into a random interface that has most, but not all, of the methods you need.
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What do you mean by "this"? Someone putting an invalid license next to code?
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Desktop environment defines how you're going to interact with programs / files / windows en masse. I personally like a giant pile o' windows shaded, tiling hotkeys, multiple desktop support (by task not by program, Apple), etc. How each of these is or is not implemented is going to effect my computer use, so, of co...
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Oh! TIL
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Set, Map, List etc in Kotlin are identical to the JDK versions because they are backed by the Java implementations, Kotlin does not provide its own. Doing `val ss = sortedSetOf(a, b, c)` results in the creation of a JDK set implementation. It's confusing because Kotlin assigns its own names to them so code ports to oth...
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You really think Google, Facebook, and Amazon engineers are beholden to HR and forced to indulge HR preconceptions in order to hire engineers? If so, tell me what the whiteboard interviews are like for all of the non-engineering positions over which HR holds sway.
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I hate tablet like ui elements. I prefer a tiling wm, like subtle.
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Ordered reasoning is not intuitive. Things like that make me sad for humanity.
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So no one besides maybe the creator of Temple OS is a true craftsman?
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Weston is not gnome. I have been using Wayland by default for a few months. Firefox works just fine. Granted it could be using xwayland, but having wayaland as default is not an obstacle.
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Exactly, fragmentation is the cornerstone of healthy competition to drive prices lower and create user-friendly products. Without fragmentation we'd all be stuck on Windows XP because it worked and Microsoft would've had no incentive to improve upon what they had. In Soviet Russia, you don't use Windows, Windows use ...
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