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SEARCH method for HTTP (GET with a body)(tools.ietf.org)
3 points by LogicUpgrade 5y ago|1 comments
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by LogicUpgrade 5y ago
Bad analogy, architecture schematics are subject to copyright and you can't just take them and use them, either.
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by LogicUpgrade 5y ago
Honestly this stands contrary to almost every principle of fair use (transformative work of different character for the purpose of comment, parody etc.). Google took tons of APIs from a platform and implemented them into... a platform. If y
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by LogicUpgrade 5y ago
So the references are mutable. Gotcha.
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by LogicUpgrade 5y ago
> "Google copied approximately 11,500 lines of declaring code from the API, which amounts to virtually all the declaring code needed to call up hundreds of different tasks. Those 11,500 lines, however, are only 0.4 percent of the en
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by LogicUpgrade 5y ago
The current system is a bit hacky, but we just have no languages that crystalize the use case clearly enough for this to happen at the hardware level. Were we all programming in Erlang, Rust and Go, maybe we'd see hardware follow.
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by LogicUpgrade 5y ago
Every pure function is part of a bigger machine that's eventually mutable state, or by definition that pure function has no reason to exist. Ergo, cache invalidation is hard.
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by LogicUpgrade 5y ago
This is funny, because the universe has so much compute available, every particle spawns a new universe millions of times a second, and it's still nowhere close to running out of compute.
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by LogicUpgrade 6y ago
There are calculated columns in SQL, which means there's no formula/value separation there either. Therefore also spreadsheets do offer "views": all the cells are formulas. Regarding "shit typed", so is SQLite,
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by LogicUpgrade 6y ago
So posting clickbait is now an April Fool's joke.