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The algorithm source blog post states that Smart Shuffle is a regular shuffle that sorts by rating afterwards. Not sure how up-to-date that information is, though.
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I donno but I almost always play on shuffle on iTunes, by my play counts are always heavily skewed in some songs than others. I think that it is because when they shuffle, it is only shuffling the order of the playlist once, so when you play just one song, it will always play the same songs in the same order the next t...
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I just tested this. Wouldn't you have to wait for the password input field to appear anyway on Linux? Except you'd have to switch focus manually after the dialog appears? It isn't like Linux would automatically communicate your terminal input password text fragment to the dialog anyway.
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myplacedk
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That sounds like a good thing. I want to hear the good ones more often than the meh/filler ones.
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It's not improved. If you listen to your playlists on shuffle all the time they are a victim to a feedback loop and tend to play the same songs over and over. They can have the neatest idea for shuffling ever, it still doesn't work the way it should.
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AngularBeginner
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What do you have in Bash that you miss in PowerShell?
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Can't you just use a symlink?
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SilentWeaponQuietWar
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Well I suppose you could read through the changelogs from 2004-2016 to get an idea. Unless your question was rhetoric, in which case I'll answer with another question: What current IDE are people using today, that hasn't evolved at all in over a decade?
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The pricing tears don't make any sense. Did they get them from a random number generator?
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rbitdan
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Looks like a really solid implementation with a nice api. Well done.
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skizmo
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go spam somewhere else
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geodel
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It would mean they can get 100 million or whatever funding and make their app 10 times heavier and slower if they want to.
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Agret
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If you are doing it on an iPhone and you sync the phone to your pc you can see in iTunes the play count for each sort. Sort by that column and then see which songs have higher play counts.
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Just wondering, but then what was it exactly meant to be a solution for? Genuinely curious. It's certainly not faster in terms of performance than just implementing the mobile apps solely in their native languages etc.
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Sadly, that's what people want. Radio stations seem to play some songs like every hour if not even more (although this is a bit different, since they try to match to the taste of general public who might be starting/stopping to listen after some time e.g. if they listen to the radio only when they are commuting).
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Why doesn't OP just use a command line IRC client? He seems smart enough, he could probably write a command line slack client himself to interface with the slack APIs. But I'm sure others using slack aren't just using it as a "simple text chat" but also sharing videos, pictures, files etc, which are non trivial GUI cha...
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The shuffling is terrible. I have a playlist of 50 songs, and 3 certain songs are always in the first 5 played. It's really annoying.
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TheNerdManWasTaken
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I think the one issue that comes with this form of shuffling is that (noticed after daily Spotify usage) is that while the shuffling is a more satisfying randomness it will always produce that same random sequence of songs depending on where you start in the playlist/album/artist. Example, if i have a play list of fiv...
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The main reason of course being that there are other languages that can benifit from immutable data structures. First, the compiler can make assumptions that a C++ compiler cannot. Then, with immutable variables only, one cannot write a "loop": we need recursive definitions. Without tail recursion optimization, this ca...
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Not everyone enjoys the same kind of music. I bet I'd get a lot of shit on Reddit for saying I like country music, even modern shit, but taste is personal and subjective.
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I don't really understand this. Let's say wasm gains traction and gets the DOM api, becoming a sort of low level language for browser as target compilation. What happens to all the web frontend frameworks we have? Do they get various version rewritten in every single language someone want to use (C#, Java, python, et...
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It's gotten better, but i used to hear the same sequences of songs on large playlists, which was like shuffle was really just jumping you to a random spot on a ~100 track Möbius strip playlist snapshot that didn't change. "My music playlist isn't random enough and I keep hearing songs in the same order" is a /r/firstw...
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SirTickleTots
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This is similar to how the youtube playlist shuffle works, sucks.
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jplayer01
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But ... filler is a good thing. It's easy to get sick of the songs you really, really like if that's all you listen to.
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flukus
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I've course they changed, but all the main functionality we have today we had in 2004, and in 1994. So why, with no major feature editions have the bloated so much?
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CODESIGN2
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I'm not sure the relevance of that on if it has a wrapper or affects if I've heard of it until today, but good to know, thanks
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Padandler
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The shuffle now is even worse off than it was then. Currently it shuffles your music once, when ever you add a new song, and then keeps that order until you add a new song. So yes it is random, once.
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Apterygiformes
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Omg!
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ponytoaster
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Spotify sucks for playing a list of songs by the same artist anyway, regardless of shuffle. Actually, i will up that for saying it sucks for User Experience in general. If I want to say listen to a band with a generic name such as "Muse", and want a continuous list of their songs I have to goto the artist and press "s...
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I'm honestly working on a new app based on VNC. Basically I need something that offers side-by-side desktops for group chat. And I hate the Clowd. Might be a year before I'm done with it, but hey, it'll be open source. :-) Skype was/is awesome, but Microsoft is doing their level best to ruin it. I pretty much ha...
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myplacedk
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Yes, that's why I have fillers.
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DoListening
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Exactly, people often use the term "bash" as a synonym for "environment with the usual Unix tools".
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holgerschurig
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... and you get apps that are as ugly as Java Swing apps. Or uglier ...
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holgerschurig
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The reason is probably "If you have only a hammer, then suddenly everything looks like a nail". (Meaning: i guess that those people that use react native simply don't know other frameworks, but are "at home" in react)
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ggtsu_00
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Computers have been getting slower for the past few years as we race to the bottom in terms of mobility and battery life. The average compute power of all consumer internet connected devices have dropped significantly over the past 10 years.
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oslash
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You mean this? > `for i in reversed(range(1, len(lst)))` That doesn't reverse the list; just the order in which it's processed. For the order it doesn't matter whether it's forwards or backwards, but the list index is also used here: > `j = int(random() * (i+1))` The scale factor obviously must go from big to...
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iShuffle
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zoomT
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The C++/LibF++ equivalent would be something like this: PURE int string_length(F::String s) { return F::foldl(s, 0, [] (int len, char32_t c) { return len+1; }); } Also, if you don't mind temporary local state (`len`), you can just use range loops instead: PURE int string_length(F::String s) ...
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DJDavio
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I understand, that's why your day-to-day computers (laptops, smartphones) use a pseudo RNG that's "good enough" to approximate true randomness (if there even is such a thing). To get more randomness you might be tempted to use more "random" sources (such as the weather), but this also makes it harder to get an unbiased...
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Sarcastinator
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LUA has coroutines and there is no "what the hell does `this` mean in this context?". It also has supports tuples and deconstruction since forever. LUA is made specifically for game scripting. JavaScript is not. I'm not a particularly huge fan of LUA, but I've wrangled enough JS to say that it's a broken language. It...
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kiwidog
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Spotify's shuffle sucks ass... I think they recently changed it in the Web Player update.
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SilentWeaponQuietWar
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Same reason why 4gb or even 8gb of RAM isn't enough anymore. Software is doing more things, with more data.
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puuut
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Oh come on proggit, what's with the cynical tone? GitLab have created a great product that you can use, or not. I've really had it with the one-sentence cynical comments without any substance that get upvoted here. Everyone seems to be the enemy on here: the managers, the business people, even the peers at GitLab. I...
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puuut
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Oh /u/fok_offe, what have you created for the rest of us that is as useful as a free repository, CI and issue tracker? Be constructive or shut up.
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double-you
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How do you know they use less memory? Memory stats are pretty vague and probably calculated differently on Windows vs Linux.
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editor_of_the_beast
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A broader point here is how bifurcated web dev tools and native tools have always been. Visual Studio is actually very powerful and has been providing autocomplete and finding references to specific symbols for 20 years (released in 1997). If you've built executables vs. web apps, this is how you've developed in the ...
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Flight714
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In spite of being self-satisfied enough to name-drop something completely irrelevant to show off his skills: Is there really any debate about whether a userland XBox Controller driver for MacOS is there?
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roffLOL
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why not? ms did it. qdos -> monetary transaction -> msdos.
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lookatmetype
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I would be more excited about this if looking at C++ syntax didn't make me vomit
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lion_rouge
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I myself use JetBrains IDEs primarily, vim too.
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double-you
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Zero Linux scripts assume you are using power shell. Also, while it's a convenient thought bundle, apt-get doesn't run on bash. Bash and apt-get run on the Linux subsystem on Windows. apt-get isn't a feature of bash.
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skizmo
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go spam somewhere else
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1491996391
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roffLOL
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it was made from scratch by a bunch of people. he did not claim he had done it.
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AngularBeginner
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> Being able to apt-get pretty much anything I want is a major bonus. `apt-get` is a tool that you just call with bash. You can call it from PowerShell too. > Most linux scripts assume you're using bash, not powershell. That's a valid point. But that's again about the eco system. You said PowerShell could neve...
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shevegen
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Omg ... now javascript in non-browser games ... Will this insanity never stop?
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"[...] If you hate JS, then you must also hate Lua [...]" Come again? Where is the logic?
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Even though JavaScript tools dominate today’s web development landscape, Python provides aspiring web developers with a wide variety of useful web frameworks, written in a powerful, easy-to-learn language. This O’Reilly report surveys 30 Python web frameworks that have more than 1,000 monthly downloads and provides a d...
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shahbazwebbuilder
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how can i create Project?
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Please run all demostation, all doubts will be clear.
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skizmo
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go spam somewhere else
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why? what happened?
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We could be working for the same company :) Great luck with you're project though, the world needs it.
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You're not fooling anybody.
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Thank for you for saying this. I get frustrated with the hate for JS from people who don't know how to use it properly. They say it's full of quirks etc. When they say that what I translate it to is : 'I don't know the fundamentals of JS'. I used to be confused by it but since I took the time to learn it, I've not co...
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thank_mr_skeltal_bot
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also thank mr skeltal for good bones and calcium[^*](https://www.reddit.com/r/tmsbmeta/comments/5xnirl/about_thankmrskeltalbot/)
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It should be possible using `bash.exe -c "your command"`.
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Because using the same programs and tools on Ubuntu, my memory hits 10GB frequently, while on my Windows desktop with only 8GB of RAM is currently sitting at 46% memory used. A lot of my applications are likely optimized better for Windows (I'm looking at you Skype and Hipchat). There's likely other factors contributin...
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Sure, but what's the point? It's still going to be less efficient (because of bad locality) than just using the call stack as intended. The stack is just [another representation for a continuation](https://github.com/HackerFoo/contr) anyway. CPS lets the caller modify the continuation more easily, but I don't think th...
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It's worth noting that this is for the hosted version of Gitlab only. Anyone running over 2000 minutes of build time a month on private repos should really be using the self hosted solution anyway.
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skizmo
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you're spamming... that's what happened.
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Sherokan
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Yeah but you are paying more tax un Germany right ? And the cost of living is also superior ? Because is big cities like Paris, 40k is average for a freshman dev.
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How hard would it be for Spotify to allow shuffling of all songs in a playlist folder (not playlist, but songs of separate playlists within a folder)? They've just recently removed this feature from the Android and iOS versions of the app, rendering playlist folders obsolete and the user experience broken for many user...
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> wxWidgets is garbage. Why?
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My personal experience with it was very negative. I actually had much better results using the windows api...
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You can also find full Lua implementations for less than 100k LoC. This is a big advantage when embedding, especially over JS.
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gbursztynek
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Yes and yes. Here are the [API docs](https://wxpython.org/Phoenix/docs/html/main.html) and the project's [wiki](https://wiki.wxpython.org/ProjectPhoenix).
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but.. I have not spamming. I just share my Article. If anything wrong pls tell me in detail.
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I feel like it was much better. Now it's pretty bad. I also get when I just play an artist's collection it gets stuck on 6-7 songs out of almost 40
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> Software is doing more things, with more data. It isn't though, that's the point. Most of what we do today is nearly identical to what we did 10 years ago but were doing it at the same speed. The average user should be able to run perfectly on 2GB of RAM just fine, but they aren't knowledgeable enough to avoid e...
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> they install it to get the shortcut on desktop and start menu, instead of opening up the web browser and navigating to www.spotify.com, That's a moot point, as the link on the desktop and the main menu can point to www.spotify.com or the app. > The end-user would receive little of value from a native implemen...
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Google Play Music's shuffling is total ass. I have a playlist of upwards of 1000 songs and when I shuffle I always get the same 30 or so songs. The whole playlist is downloaded so it's not connectivity issues or anything. I'm convinced they play songs that are cheaper for them per play (if that makes sense).
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I have over 500 songs on my playlist, yet the constant 40-50 stay on repeat during shuffle.
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It's the same as SaaS in the sense that some interfaces are proprietary and some are standard and open source. For instance azure web apps just run your standard .Net, nodejs, php, Java or python website. A lot of CSP are even providing docker container PaaS offerings where even the configuration is a standardized th...
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bushwacker
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The problem is a link to a blog with one of the most fundamental concepts in Java. Anybody who knows anything about Java know this and no one else cares. It is a link to an article devoid of merit.
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You're making a lot of assumptions there. An app running in CEF is not guaranteed to work in Chrome.
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kandamrgam
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Does this support .NET Core? I would expect .NET Core support of anything that claims light/tiny/micro :)
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thank_mr_skeltal_bot
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doot doot[^*](https://www.reddit.com/r/tmsbmeta/comments/5xnirl/about_thankmrskeltalbot/)
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OlDer
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It looks interesting, and it seems to support more of SQL Server than Dapper, but I'm not sure I want to trade that for support of other databases which Dapper has.
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I'd be surprised if the cost of living was higher than in Paris (just housing alone), and as for the taxes I don't think the difference is that significant. I'm getting less "net" salary but that's the because the yearly tax that you have to pay is taken directly from my salary.
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Yes you are right, but sometime an novice java even sometime experienced programmer does not have idea about this. that is the reason I shared this link. Next time I will remember it. Sorry
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GrenderG
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I didnt say I made it entirely from scratch BY MYSELF, in fact you can see how I mention the work of antirez. This is how forks work, mate.
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shahbazwebbuilder
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ok! thanks
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