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Gotebe
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I agree that I will seldom (but absolutely not "never" run make clean). But don't forget that I am not alone, other people need to build the code, too, machines come and go etc. But fair point. About sanitizer builds: I know what they are, but to get that, it's just another build flavor, of which there's several anyho...
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vivainio
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Or https://github.com/google/protobuf
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BicubicSquared
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Executing on ideas in a timely fashion is a hell of a lot more important than performance. And then you can improve on performance only if your idea is actually viable instead of front loading that development cost only to find out no one wants your app.
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MagicMurderBagYT
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VSC doesn't have proto-repl for Clojure though... please someone make that so I can switch.
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MarshallBanana
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I've written a few, so yes, I do know. I am not saying shader-only demos are uninteresting. I am saying it is an effect you use mostly to save space. If you are not starved for space, you can use more than just shaders, and generally do.
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hekdev
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Good point
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dividuum
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> I've written a few, so yes, I do know. Nice! Yeah. I guess you can't do [Animal Attraction](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xOYpKnl1B_g) (one of my favourites) in pure shader code. Or 64k. But who knows. You people are crazy :-)
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Apofis
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No one wants your app if it's slow.
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blitzkraft
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Seriously, that is unacceptable. I used atom about 2 years ago, and it was BLOATED. Without any plugins, it consumed RAM like a mofo. Now I use vim, and even with all the plugins I use, I didn't have to worry about "optimizing" the start up time.
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MarshallBanana
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I wouldn't put anything past 64k these days. 64k is a giant amount of space when you have some good compression.
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BicubicSquared
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Atom and VSCode are examples of why that logic is demonstrably wrong. In the 2017 stackoverflow survey, VSCode comes in second after Vim, both in the top 5 most popular editors. There's clearly a large market for feature rich fast evolving editors. There are more atom/vscode users where I work than vim/emacs. I wan...
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OrphisFlo
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It's not once for your 3rd party libs, it's once PER third party libs and flavour. If you have: - Windows (Intel 32bit, 64bit, ARM), iOS (Intel / ARM 32/64bit), macOS, Android (Intel 32/64, ARM 32/64, MIPS), Linux (all of the archs), FreeBSD - Debug, Release, Release with LTO, ASan, MSan, UBSan... - A few different...
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rgrau
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More on that in https://hackernoon.com/how-it-feels-to-learn-javascript-in-2016-d3a717dd577f
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combinatorylogic
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This term was used exactly this way ever since the early 70s. Where did you hide all this time? It has nothing to do with anything regexp.
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bubuopapa
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Yes, everything has its own place, all these easy development languages have a high price on performance even these days, so i dont use them, only native tools. I understand that these wrong tools were chosen to get easy peasy multiplatform support, but son, if you dont know how to do it the right way, go wash cars or ...
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Apofis
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Regarding start up time, you're right. It's a one time thing and shouldn't be bothered. However, these apps burn more energy, thus increasing electricity bill.
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elijej
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It's not just about startup time; the electron framework takes up a lot of RAM, too.
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combinatorylogic
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What? Mathematics behind all those languages is way much simpler than the imperative mathematics (Hoare triples and all that horrible gobbledygook). They are much more approachable and more intuitive than anything imperative.
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isdnpro
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TIL column... very neat.
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embedded_junkie
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A lot of my 32GB? RAM is cheap. Empty RAM is wasted RAM. Until I start swapping, I can't really be bothered by RAM usage.
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BicubicSquared
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abhi152
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That was a little too extreme but really worthy knowledge.
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dgk1ana
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urmyheartBeatStopR
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I've heard complaints on using jupyter for R and that knitr for R is better. Is there any truth to that?
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passingtime23
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Train your brain to detect the 'end of a sentence' by your speaker's tone and talking pace so you can skip all of the useless HR guys gibberish like the answer to *how is it like to work at X?*. That crap is wasting precious time you could be spending reversing a binary search tree on whiteboard.
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elijej
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Not when you only have $200 for a computer and get a Dell with 4 gbs and a bad processor with no way to upgrade the RAM.
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dgk1hpa
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-3
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bad_at_photosharp
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Maven gets a lot of hate for its verbosity (omg xml the horror) but it's actually one of the best benefits of the Java ecosystem.
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dgk1j5o
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-sash-
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> Why would the uptime of the machine affect performance? Uptime as such does not. Intensity of memory allocation cycles does. It leads to memory fragmentation and leaks.
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dgk1k63
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elijej
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No, I'm a hobbyist.
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False
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dgk1kb1
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circuitousNerd
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You could adopt the approved Systems Administration alternate career: [Goat Farming](https://www.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/4l7kjd/found_a_text_file_at_work_titled_why_should_i/)
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Apterygiformes
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Make sure to smile because a healthy smile is a happy smile !
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0b_0101_001_1010
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Same here, spacemacs is awesome!
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1492774301
False
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dgk1o9a
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planetary_pelt
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At Amazon, errors were so common that something wasn't considered an issue until a threshold of errors-per-second was crossed for a given service.
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dgk1p69
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swan--ronson
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Thanks for the insight!
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sviperll
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*shameless plug*: https://github.com/sviperll/higher-kinded-java As a more contentful comment, I've been thinking about HKT for Java a lot and I think the most fundamental issue that you face is [this](http://io.livecode.ch/learn/namin/unsound). The problem is that `null` can inhabit uninhabitable types and as such ci...
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planetary_pelt
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I still don't understand what "fault tolerance" means in this case: >High level of fault tolerance > >a. Because game teams write “scripts” we did not want them to be able to bring the node down because they wrote bad code > >b. If the game server goes down this is VERY bad for game developers. Users w...
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4vfz2ps34j
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run it under emacs
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Teekoo
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It's a product of a series of "Hmm, I wonder if I can make this work.."
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Teekoo
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I mean most editors "start" under a second, but they still load all assets and index some stuff after startup.
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m50d
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I don't think it's a real problem. The `null` issue is present in Scala and doesn't cause any trouble there. (Of course the Java ecosystem hasn't moved away from `null` in the same way, in part because of the incredibly stupid non-functor design of Java `Option`, but that's a different issue)
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CurtainDog
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Neither. Dynamic code generation handles the problem nicely, and given the host language's relative simplicity is much easier than most people assume.
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CurtainDog
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We've all learnt a few lessons from Scala ;)
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maleic
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Will no-one think of the BIOS?
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mickael_andrieu
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Thanks for your comment. You can use Platform.sh or do your own provisionning using Docker and Jenkins too. At some point, it's time consuming to do everything by himself. Saying "I don't want my ops workflow to depend on my choice of language" is weird as you will ALWAYS depend on a language or a technology: encapsul...
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ellaluna4tv
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The reason why fman isn't open source is that you want to make money out of it more than you want to innovate. Making your project completely open would get you more users, more feedback, which would lead to a better product and faster development. The article gives reasons why you can't make money out of working on t...
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CurtainDog
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Hey, that's my line! Sure, I'll concede that space and compute requirements are an ill-specified, implicit contract, but I don't think that's a license for introducing even more. Some libraries are kind enough to at least document performance measurements and asymptotic complexities.
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CurtainDog
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brb, checking my credit card statements ;)
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planetary_pelt
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/r/programmingcirclejerk/
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NeverComments
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What about all of the end users of your electron-based application? VSCode and Atom work because their target demographic have development machines. Other electron-based software may be targeting more mainstream audiences and will perform terribly on mid and low end hardware.
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swan--ronson
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This is great. Cheers!
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1492776145
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Jigsus
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Oh they should be happy to be paid peanuts right? Come on you are bidding on their skills competing with other companies that pay more. Of course you're going to get bottom of the barrel treatment. The hubris!
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dgk2l9g
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planetary_pelt
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well, that's a dynamic-typing vs static-typing, not about node.
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dgk2mwo
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me_pupperemoji_irl
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Then use a different tool. It's not for you. If you don't have the ram then use something more lightweight.
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1492776341
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dgk2nkn
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go2hello
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> Electricity bill? Boiling a single kettle of water will consume more energy than the power draw difference between vim and vscode would in a year. > All of these arguments seem to be purely hypothetical ... Including yours. ;)
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go2hello
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Your cat is named Pandora.
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1492776717
False
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dgk2ukl
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Snowda
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ARM ARMs for a mans man
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1492776726
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Liam2349
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PyCharm is still tiny on my SP4.
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jackmott2
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vim still starts up instant with plugins so we good
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stumpychubbins
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I love Vim but it's a much better reference implementation for a text editing philosophy than it is an actual editor. Emacs's `company-mode` is significantly faster than YCM to start, and that's even with one of the text editor community's most talented OSS people working on the latter
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dgk3488
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yogthos
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Seems like just like a different set of limitations to me though. The point is to make something interesting given the limitations you have.
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dgk39ck
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Apofis
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Scala has value types? So are value objects (with no references) on the stack instead on the heap? How does this translate to JVM? JVM does not support value types AFAIK.
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False
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mccoyn
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I'm amazed thread schedulers move threads between cores as much as they do. It would be better to delay the execution of a thread a little bit to run it on a core with a hot cache. Unfortunately, the amount of delay and the preference for switching cores would be different for every processor, so I think OS developer...
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dgk3g0p
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go2hello
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With "offline mode" only being available on the device and in the exact browser this was viewed in (if its even supported by that browser) I don't really consider it offline. Is searching C and CSS documentation at the same time useful?
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False
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dgk3j2o
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aldacron
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Adrian Matoga saw an exciting talk on C++ metaprogramming by Louis Dionne at Meeting C++ 2016. The talk used boost::hana for an Event System example. This blog post summarizes the C++ example and provides an alternative D implementation for comparison.
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java_576
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void reverse(Node root) { if (root == null) return Node temp = root.left; reverse(root.left = root.right) reverse(root.right = temp) }
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dgk3l0z
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scorcher24
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That is impressive for an operating system.
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o-genki-desu-ka
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"less"
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dgk3su2
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mmstick
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Been using Atom extensively each day for the last two years. It's never crashed before, ever.
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passingtime23
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You wasted too much time reading my post. You're out.
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> Executing on ideas in a timely fashion is a hell of a lot more important than performance. And then you can improve on performance only if your idea is actually viable Well, yeah, but in the context of Atom/Electron vs native apps, this "improve on performance later" step actually means rewriting the whole thing....
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Crash_says
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Yeah, that's it. Not that market forces push the upper echelon of capable people towards more profitable jobs and we have a plethora of graduates with degrees who do not know any actual knowledge about what they have a degree in. The entire way the western world teaches computer science is not only ass backwards, it's ...
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oromier
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Nice.. Microsoft keeps up with the web.
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pork_spare_ribs
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"Optimizing away heap arguments" section is very interesting. A concrete case for speedup with immutable.js and similar pure function esque libs.
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TempleHolyOSSpasrr
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You use it in addition to Windows to Linux. I'm not going to be redundant. It is ring-0-only and identity-mapped, that's why it's special. If you know what those mean, you will know what it offers. You don't have to use it. That doesn't mean you have to be a busybody. Mine's 130,000 lines and Linux is, what, 60,000,00...
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> You write code for a living and you invested only $200 into the only tool you need for that job..? This is not about you as a developer, this is about _users_ of your app. They might not be able to or willing to buy 32GB just to run your app. Sometimes I wish developers were forced to work on cheaper/slower setu...
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NeverComments
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Spotify doesn't use Electron, and again, Discord is targeted towards gamers, who will have much beefier machines on average. I'm not saying there's never a use for electron and it doesn't have benefits (many of which you've already listed), I'm just pointing out that it's very slow and does not work well (if at all)...
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progfu
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Is it though? My biggest issue with YAML is how it grows vertically and doesn't really allow collapsing things on a single row. My most recent use case where I picked JSON is configuration/save files in my game. One example is coordinates, where in both JSON/XML you can get a compact representation like `{x:1, y:3, z:...
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go2hello
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> Okay, this is more than boiling a single kettle. I know hence the comment I made. > This is what's preventing you from using VSCode? That's just one of the many reasons why I don't use it.
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snake_case-kebab-cas
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I'm not going to argue against that haha. It's definitely overly complex. But you can't really get rid of complexity. You can only push it to different places...
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lechatsportif
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rollback.
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dgk493s
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kralyk
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> The numbers speak for themselves. Never underestiname the power of a fad :)
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MizchiefKilz
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Which has nothing to do with the topic other than to imply racism
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kalekold
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tl;dr: > Woah, wait! But how do they fit millions of characters into an 8-bit UTF-8? Wasn’t 8-bit ASCII only supporting 256 characters? Well, that’s a different story, which happens to be a second part of the one you’ve just read. We’ll get into technical details of Unicode there. So you don't actually explain any...
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progfu
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> And DTD-style document validation is a complete waste of effort for almost all applications What about configuration/data/save files? Or anything that is stored on the disk in general. I wish I had any sort of validation any time I'm goofing around in `/etc/`, especially with the more esoteric formats. Just look...
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dgk4ayy
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Southy__
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Agreed, even something simple like sqlite on iOS or android is a pain. I was writing an app that needed the full text search and unicode capabilities of sqlite, none of the library versions have both enabled, sqlite is now included as source in most of my apps.
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Bobshayd
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Yes, I was luckier than that. I would never have been expected to multiply four-digit numbers. There's no point to it. You're right.
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dgk4e02
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LtAramaki
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Well then you'd probably also agree with the whole reason I stated this example: we shouldn't be coding on white-boards and feel guilty we rely on Intellisense for accessing and using libraries of **tens of thousands of classes** :-)
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pork_spare_ribs
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Really. A difference of 3kwh (eg 75c) every 168hrs of use is one of the reasons you don't use VSCode.
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dgk4jwf
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5
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TempleHolyOSSpasrr
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http://forum.osdev.org/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=27129&start=15 Do you fucken know what a compiler is? I wrote one. The global variables are set to zero here, LOL, fucken retard go away. http://www.templeos.org/Wb/Compiler/StmtParser.html#l158 http://forum.osdev.org/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=27129&start=15 Our ...
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dgk4kro
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-7
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google_you
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Edge is probably the best open source project on the planet currently after node.js. So, LEMN is the best web scale stack currently: - **L**inux as network stack - **E**dge as frontend - **M**ongoDB as RDBMS - **N**ode.js as J2EE All in Kubernetes AWS Google Azure cloud for maximum microservices orchestration deliver...
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ivquatch
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I've read that the reason it was sort of neglected is because the original research team never needed them -- even the compiler repo, which was the largest F# project in the early days. It just didn't really occur to them that folders would be in such high demand. I think coming from C#/Java land, this would seem like ...
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False
0
dgk4msl
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maxxi123
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many of the examples in the IDE give errors, like the elf.ksy KS compilation error: io.kaitai.struct.format.YAMLParseException: /instances/strings/size: invalid type: expected integer, got SwitchType(Attribute(Attribute(Name(identifier(_root)),identifier(header)),identifier(bits)),Map(EnumByLabel(identifier(bits),ide...
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False
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2
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go2hello
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I took it into consideration along with VSCode offering nothing new or special in any way.
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False
0
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-4
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JohnMcPineapple
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That "beta" title of ST3 is very conservative, some companies don't even have final versions that stable.
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False
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