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Law of Demos (2003)
(wiki.c2.com)
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Yes, but to a broader perspective the western world has at least 'some' degree of freedom. The same cannot be said for many parts of the world including much of the middle east
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And even nowadays that resentment against Great Britain from Iran is very much still alive, while we hear mostly about the US getting involved in these regions
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It should be mentioned that this work was mostly speculation, like the speaker said. Most of the attacks shown are not 'advanced' by any means. Like the speaker explained; 'anyone can buy a GPS jammer for a few bucks online&
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They're planning to hook up many businesses and consumers on 1 Gb/s fiber connections next year. As this map shows the infra is already there. The flatness of the landscape and the central location between the US and EU is clearly
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Dinux
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The team has some experience with C# and Java which makes it easier to go with C++, an then there is a little knowledge of C++17. I think from this perspective its clear that C++ would be the better choice in our case. I may be misinformed
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Ask HN: C++17 vs. Rust for New Project
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Does Galios provide VISA for Europeans?
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Laixer | (Jun-Mid-Senior) Software Developer | Applied mathematics | Data Science | Delft, The Netherlands, NLD | ONSITE We use the latest technologies for solving complex problems. Join us to find out! * .NET Core, PostgreSQL, PLSQL, g
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Web based Windows XP desktop recreation
(winxp.now.sh)
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We've used Windows Defender for Linux systems for quite some time (simply by allowing access to the remote filesystems) and we have been positively surprised that threats for Unix/Linux-only systems are caught just as fast, even t
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Ask HN: What is the status of XMPP in 2019?
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Windows 10 October 2018 Update re-released
(blogs.windows.com)
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I don't see the beneficial element to this project. Visual Studio Code is opensource, free of charge and used by millions at this point, why would anyone want another license just because of the license alone?
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Yet another variant of Visual Studio Code
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Well there is sort of a truth in that because dreams create a world thats half-reality-half-abstract. precisely on the boundary of the known and the unknown. These images reflect the same thing in essence.
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8y ago
Not sure if SQLite is still a 'lite' database
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8y ago
Here we go again
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We, for example, have lots of classes and structures that are designed to the interfaces provided by the STD containers. Mix that with actual STD containers and you can spend several hours trying to find the problem. Just My Code eliminates
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Visual Studio even created the "Jump to here" option to do just this, but I agree this is how we all did it for a long time.
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As a developer spending hours a day in Visual Studio with C++ as primary language this is a major improvement in terms of development time. Debugging is a a time consuming task in any language, but library headers from STD and Boost slow do
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Yup, and a good tech campus as well
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We're talking 50M SLOC and 20+ years of development for native platforms. I highly doubt that they will let that go in favor of an JS app.
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8y ago
And it is so simple as; If you don't like Github, then leave. But don't rally the troops over every little misunderstanding
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I use it for most of my C++ projects, and it almost does a better job than Visual Studio itself.
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I do not question the usefulness of C, I use it in my daily work. What I am saying is that most C developers that use the language day-in-day-out know quite well what they are doing, and don't need yet another non-standard way of writi
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This has been tried many times before, and eventually all these attempts die a lonely death. Why use extensions anyway? If one desired the luxury of modern scripting languages, switch to C++, Rust, Go or one of the other alternatives the ar
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Took long enough for threads to reach JS as well
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We already have enough alternatives to C, and C itself is working pretty well for most OS-level developers.
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Microsoft Becomes Sponsor of Open Source Initiative
(opensource.org)
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