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The only problem I have found with this strategy is that where the most natural place to break your lines is depends on how deep your indentation is, so stuff often ends up looking weird at different indentations anyway. You can avoid this to some extent with shorter lines but sometimes you just can't make it better wi...
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joequin
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That depends. I work for a company that is building a CEF app. It turns out that it's even harder to hire front end web developers that can write performant, maintainable code than it is to hire c++ developers that can write performant, maintainable code. The front end web developers are getting paid more on this proje...
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AmalgamDragon
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> There was this one guy who I don't know how he infiltrated our camp. He used to interrupt others to speak his mind. He hit a wall with me. Are you saying this qualifies the person as being an "asshole"?
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Such a convoluted solution for a simple problem no? And their randomizer still sucks. I've had it play the same song twice in a row and the same artist at least three times in a row. Users don't want true randomness they just don't want to hear the same song over and over. Also whatever seeding they do in their random...
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cheeeeeese
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relevant xkcd https://xkcd.com/624/
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Ashtefere
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Developers have fully embraced ease of development over user experience in this day and age. Any younger dev I see that is presented with a problem immediately goes googling for a framework or library, instead of using their god damned brain. It's a web dev attitude leaking into desktop apps and its shit.
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scorcher24
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I personally think LUA is a tad overrated. Especially if you want to do ~~OOP~~ *class based programming (happy?). I am more a fan of AngelScript, since it is designed to support classes, the exporting of said classes is really simple. You don't have to fuck around with tables for that. But whatever floats your boat :)...
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CS is solid principles backed by solid problem solving skills. You learn and understand your tool (which is code) and can then apply code to solve any problem. Rote learning and regurgitation leads to shoddy developers. It shows you how the world is right now. It's all about making money. You get these people who are ...
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pellias
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Sorry, didn't write this blog, so can't answer.
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... I use godbolt all the time tho... I still very often end up with offline access to only my machine tho, due to the type of work I do.
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panderingPenguin
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If you read the article, this happened in early 2014.
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It is even worse in my car. I think it chooses a true-random directory, then chooses a true-random file from within that directory. If you've got a directory with a single file in it, and a directory with ten songs in it, the single will get played about 50% of the time. Random is almost never what we want. Shuffle i...
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jkjustjoshing
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The post is from 2014
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Samautotal
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At the end of the day, if you don't have time to spend your money...
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scorcher24
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That is why it needs to be rewritten in Rust, to be safer. ^^^^^^^^/s
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wishinghand
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In the Hacker News comment chain someone posted [Nidium](https://github.com/nidium/Nidium). I have no idea what the benefits might be since I'm too new to this scene to know how to do it natively or the total list of tradeoffs.
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> Also, if you still want to use shitty electron - just switch to goddamn nwjs. It exists for a reason, made by people that have the same opinion on memory, cpu usage and easy build toolchains. Could you clarify- are you suggesting NW.js is easier on the CPU/memory footprint? I haven't heard of that project in a wh...
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panderingPenguin
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Shit replied to the wrong guy, my bad.
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Yep. I think you can delete the bundled jvm if you specify an installed one. However, the jvm is probably smaller than the libraries the launcher uses.
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Nighthawk441
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Yes. No is correct.
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bohwaz
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Good luck writing a chat application in JS when you can't even open a port to an IRC server… Oh right, let's put everything in a websocket proxy. Sure. What a nightmare.
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duheee
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> that can write performant, maintainable code found your problem. Remove those requirements, and they're plenty to go around.
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kukiric
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You mean turning my phone into an ATM? I'm not sure which is the worse now, getting my credit card stolen or this.
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ViKomprenas
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Thank you. I disagreed with this article for the same reasons, but I couldn't express them nearly as well as that, and my main experience isn't in Electron, so it's also heartening to see someone more knowledgeable about the platform shares my thoughts. I'm seeing a lot of this kind of shitting on Electron lately, and ...
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ilikzfoodz
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I had a shitty day but this made me happy.
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bro_can_u_even_carve
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That's the going rate, and they're hiring aggressively, so there's nothing untrue about it. Join the C++ groups on linkedin and reach out to NY-based recruiters.
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programmingdoc
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I should have acknowledged that this post was from 2014. I apologize for that everyone. Also, interesting to note that the Fisher-Yates shuffle was what they originally implemented across the board for shuffle, but they were still susceptible to the Gambler's fallacy
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aLiamInvader
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🤔 what do I need to be knowledgeable on to contribute?
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ArmandoWall
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Oh, that makes sense! Yeah, I didn't mean to diminish junior professionals. I was just speaking from my current experience in which two developers in my team were promoted to juniors from another domain (say, devops). They themselves said they were not strong coders, and that they could use some help. And that's wha...
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ArmandoWall
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When he's the only one doing it, and only to dismiss an argument, yes.
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AmalgamDragon
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The article fails to support its premise. Specifically its only attempt to show that there aren't people who are "singularly gifted in their field that they're completely irreplaceable" is this: > Degrees at every level are far above where they were 50 years ago. We have more high school, bachelors, masters, and P...
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sintos-compa
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How Pandora's AI works: Me: Shoegaze indie dream pop Pandora: I see you like Usher, Maroon 5 and JT
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Izzmo
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Why are you running 12 year old software? At this point it is probably slow because it has to emulate the old XP environment, possibly in a VM or compatibility mode, which would make sense why it is slow (still).
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fokov
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Secure by Default. Learn it, Live it, Love it.
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Zee2
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http://i.imgur.com/pEUfrLv.gif
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ESCAPE_PLANET_X
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Pretty sure Pandora just sucks and intentionally 'accidently' plays the current corporate bands. Why the hell else would I have gotten some crap pop song on my classic station customized around piano duets. I mean come the fuck on Pandora.
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AmalgamDragon
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I'll quote /u/GhostBond from a different post in this thread: > A "never interupt anyone" rules just empowers that person. Even if it isn't actually a formal rule in your company it just sounds like an awful environment in which to actually get things done that are important to the business.
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IrishWilly
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Flash was awesome, and was a solid choice for developing cross-platform desktop apps in as well. The title of this post really bugs me cause it really shows they never understood what Flash was capable if they are saying something is "flash for the desktop". Anytime a tool makes rapid development easy, and gets popul...
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jorgp2
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I really want to get into WPF but I can't seem to find any good guides.
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frequentlywrong
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Native as in using native gui controls instead of a html rendering engine like chromimum.
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moserine
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This is so dumb. Every person I know uses Spotify. But it's not desktop software because their client doesn't use a library you approve of? Is it their client devs who are phony, or all the developers? What about their machine learning team who had one guy write [this](https://github.com/spotify/annoy) in a weekend (OM...
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I love that analogy to dithering, that's brilliant. It fills me with this weird sort of nerdy joy, connecting two seemingly different things like that. Not really a nerdgasm so much as a nerdrection.
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Boba-Black-Sheep
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Yeah I learnt to model/animate in Blender first before learning CAD later and I always miss the workflow when I'm using pretty much any other tool.
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jyf
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why not using a webkit view?
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doubleunplussed
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They're not just talking about it, registered users can download the frequent development builds (the latest one from today): https://www.sublimetext.com/3dev You can see from the list of changes that it is far from a dead project. And anyway, howcome people are upset about releases only every six months or whatever?...
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darthcoder
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I can't recall the last time I used macros that wasn't in a CMakeFile.
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ntthppr
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HTML has literally no dynamicism built in. Forcing web apps to regenerate and rerender constantly to update. If you've used google sheets and excel, that difference is HTML holding interactivity back.
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Deto
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It's not that it wasn't random enough - it's that people want a playlist that's homogeneous, not random, but most people don't know the difference.
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monsterjamp
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Shuffle in playlists suck too. Very often I'll have the same few songs play in the exact same order.
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zardeh
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Can I ask what features you feel are missing in sheets that exist in Excel, and further, how a lack of dynamism in html+JS (which, lets be clear, is capable of simulating an OS) is the limiting factor here, and not say network roundtrips or the comparable bloat of web vs. native?
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sinjp
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That threw me too, it reads like they've never used an IDE before...
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TheZoc
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Yup, but not from the end user point of view :P
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cassandraspeaks
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Flash was (is?) an open specification; the IDE and plugin were closed-source, but anyone with the resources and inclination could have reimplemented them, as Google in fact did for Chrome. Anyway, the post is clearly drawing the comparison in the sense they're both resource hogs, although I think that's if anything un...
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myrddin4242
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The JavaScript API only provides a stream of events for accelerometer. Not historical.
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jocull
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tl;dr version: TypeScript lets you tell yourself sweet, sweet static typing lies 😉
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Also note that the accumulator based conversions to tail recursion only work because addition and multiplication are associative (the operands are reduced in reverse), and so will not work for general expressions.
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Solution: TouchID.
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zip117
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You never know when that will change. At one point everyone was happy with all of the free and low cost text editors painstakingly written over many years in C and C++, many of them with nice plugin architectures. Apparently that was not adequate: Atom was built from the ground up and Microsoft developed VSCode on the ...
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gmaggior
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VS Code?
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They wrote native apps for iOS and Android. Not putting the same effort into a Windows app seems downright lazy.
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I learned from Pluralsight
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Yeah I remember hearing about this years and years ago, you would think Spotify would have picked up on it sooner..
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jazd
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Shudder...
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funknut
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Shuffle and random are two different things, so their users were asking for the wrong thing, misunderstanding the meaning of random. If you ask me, it was a mistake that they implemented shuffle as a random algorithm in the first place, based on the history of shuffle in old CD players being that they actually physical...
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Ford_O
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But what about the license. Last time I have used it I had to use GPL license, which quite limited my options.
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Have to agree with this. Before I started using wxWidgets I tried to create a button using Win32 API. To create a button on Windows you need to call `CreateWindow()` with some specific parameters ([source](https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/hh298354\(v=vs.85\).aspx)). Same goes for a label or prob...
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tambry
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Why would you want to run a browser inside your application... for GUI?
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Mhmmhmmnm
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Why is that ridiculous? Just because they used the word random doesn't mean they need to adhere to a 100% literal scientific interpretation of the word.
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Jedakiah
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Every ~fifth item in a Google play music radio station is something I've listened to multiple times before. I'm guessing A/B testing has told them that mixing a familiar song in with the new every so often increases how much folks enjoy the station. I'm sure this psychology doesn't apply to everyone (such as yourself),...
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Electron applications have, at minimum, a main process, which is basically a node process that uses the `electron` module, and at least one renderer process. The renderer process generally corresponds to a `BrowserWindow` object, which is a window that can render HTML. The main process has no real UI (other than output...
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mishugashu
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ICANN doesn't give a shit anymore. If you pay them enough money, you can name your gTLD anything you want. "Donuts Inc." is the company who thought of and paid for this gTLD.
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I've read this article before, and they really need to tweak their algorithm. I just recently went on a road trip, and on my 5 hour playlist (it was a 5 hour drive), some songs I heard at least 3 times.
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Ph0X
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Yeah, I was gonna say this is from 2014, and all my friends that use Spotify complain about the shuffle system, so whatever they did back in 2014 clearly did not work because their system is still pretty bad. If you read the rest of the comments that thought this was a new post, they are also saying how bad the shuffle...
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mherdeg
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Reminds me of how the current standard for Tetris piece generation ( http://tetris.wikia.com/wiki/Random_Generator ) involves picking a random permutation of the 7 available pieces, providing those 7, then repeating. This arrangement has a bunch of interesting features; notably you'll never wait too long before seein...
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pshendry
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Not that I think you're condoning it, but I hate that justification for using a technology so much. It's just a different way of saying "I'm gonna make this mismatch of skills be the *user's* problem". If it's a hobby/constrained project then sure, anything goes, but if you're a professional carpenter you shouldn't be ...
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SciK
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> It used not to be Sure, but that was eight years ago, twice as long as Electron has even existed. > and there's *some* (but not many) language bindings that still aren't, like PyQT. That’s true, but on the other hand even Python has PySide.
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no-bugs
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> Advantages: Are you speaking about "video streaming"/"pixel streaming" kind of cloud (list of advantages you give looks specific to this kind of cloud)? It has only one disadvantage - it just doesn't work (at least for forseeable future; the only serious provider of this schema - OnLive - is now down; for a bri...
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captainjon
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I've noticed my favourite hits I made a big play list myself. Maybe say 150 songs in it. No albums. I use it when working out, cleaning the house, &c yet I hear the same songs more often than others. Is this bias where my most favourite songs I remember more hearing or is the iPhone playlist shuffle that bad?
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When I fucking thumb down rise against, it means I don't want to ever hear them again. But Spotify thinks I want more...
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astrobe
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Well I might be a bit trolly here, but if it's so obviously wrong, where are the counter-arguments? Where?
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kernelman
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IMO it doesn't have anything to do with the type system. It all depends on what it compiles (transiples) to. Typescript eventually ends up being Javascript which is not strongly typed, while on the other hand, .NET ends up in IL which is a strongly typed system. The type system in Typescript is merely syntactic sugar ...
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> Does anybody have a list of good-looking cross-platform native GUI applications that use, say, Qt or JavaFX for their entire UI? Most 'Mac' applications. Hardly the NeXT/Mac devs' faults the rest of us abandoned GNUStep and a pleasant, responsive, cross-platform desktop toolkit to chase Microsoft's tail or claim ...
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> what may have been an hour+ render on your client is reduced to only a second in the cloud And what is _perfectly_free_ for development company now, will start to cost them LOTS of money in the cloud (and if GPU/GPGPU is involved - we need to keep in mind GPU cards for servers and clouds cost A LOT more than equi...
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False
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balefrost
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> So? Whether the application logic is local or distant doesn't really impact the look of the user interface. It's not about how the user interface looks, it's about how it reacts. When the interaction model involved round trips to the server, it was fine for HTML to be a completely static language. When you wanted...
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> ITS (In This Site): People that didn't read the date or even click the article. FTFY
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DerFrycook
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Yeah that's why it's great for the Minecraft mod. It discourages the use of higher concept (for kids) stuff like OOP and sticks to basic step by step instructions.
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TexasJefferson
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> except for specific domains where GC pauses can be an issue. Like, things drawing UIs...
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ApostleO
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Which is sad, because I swear when I was a kid, and it was new, it worked way better.
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kernelman
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What's your point ?? The article you are referring to is pointing out issue with embedding chrome and this post is pointing out the advantages of using typescript. Both are valid and orthogonal aspects of the product.
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