ablekh

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   by ablekh 6y ago

   In my opinion, VS Code is not a "fully featured IDE". In fact, I would argue that it is even not an IDE. Simply because, "I" ("Integrated") in IDE implies lack of external dependencies or, in other words,
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   by ablekh 6y ago

   Fair enough. Thank you for sharing your thoughts.
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   by ablekh 6y ago

   Thank you for mentioning this. Your first sentence is true, but only for the current JIT-compiled option. Even in this case, Blazor is still functionally (i.e., excluding performance aspect) comparable with Rust WebAssembly option (and any
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   by ablekh 6y ago

   Speaking of Rust's WebAssembly runtime option, I would argue that, unless one is heavily biased toward using Rust, ASP.NET's Blazor WebAssembly host option has a more attractive value proposition overall, due to a much more compre
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   by ablekh 6y ago

   Remember, that 2+ MB is the download size of a bare-bones application. Relevant sizes for real-world applications, obviously, would be bigger (though, depending on the total size, the Blazor part might or might not be essential).
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   by ablekh 6y ago

   I have no idea about how widely used the offline mode is, but I'm curious to find out, should people run across relevant statistics.
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   by ablekh 6y ago

   I think that "under 1 MB" represents the size of .NET runtime proper. However, additional required system DLLs increase the download size of a minimal application to the numbers I cited above [1]. Anyway, your example of Amazon&#x
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   by ablekh 6y ago

   Blazor is certainly a very interesting and promising piece of technology. However, Blazor Server hosting mode is prone to latency issues and requires always-on connection to run an applications (so, no offline mode). On the other hand, the
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   Making Multi-Cloud Good(pjcliche.medium.com)

   2 points by ablekh 6y ago|0 comments
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    Roadmap to Nowhere: The Myth of Powering the Nation with Renewable Energy (2017)(roadmaptonowhere.com)

    2 points by ablekh 6y ago|0 comments
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    by ablekh 6y ago

    I have just installed Anki on my Windows 10 computer and was disappointed to find that it has no ability to scale the application's UI or, better yet, configure font size (and, maybe even font family) on a per-component basis. If any A
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    by ablekh 6y ago

    Thank you for your comment. Re: Cognex - it's interesting and good to know. I've mentioned Instrumental, because based on my brief review, Landing AI's platform focuses on exactly the same sub-domain (even specimen photos loo
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    Scaling, rearchitecting, and decomposing Confluence Cloud(atlassian.com)

    2 points by ablekh 6y ago|0 comments
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    by ablekh 6y ago

    Color me unimpressed. They are essentially "reimplementing" what Instrumental [1] - pioneer of and leader in the manufacturing visual inspection field - has already developed and has been successfully deploying globally. I know th
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    by ablekh 6y ago

    IMO, reply notifications (configurable on per-thread basis) should have been a part of HN from the very beginning.
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    Agile 2: The Next Iteration of Agile(agile2.net)

    1 points by ablekh 6y ago|0 comments
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    by ablekh 6y ago

    FYI: Zulip (even self-hosted) offers Azure AD and many other AuthN integrations: https://zulip.readthedocs.io/en/latest/production/authentica... .
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    by ablekh 6y ago

    How is this different from multi-node k3s (aside from minor differences in CLI and, obviously, different development teams)?
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    Technical Debt Is Overhyped. Let’s Talk about Product Debt(medium.com)

    4 points by ablekh 6y ago|1 comments
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    Deepnote: Data science notebook platform for teams(deepnote.com)

    3 points by ablekh 6y ago|0 comments
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    by ablekh 6y ago

    Understood, fair enough.
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    by ablekh 6y ago

    Thank you for your reply. I have found relevant section in documentation. Speaking about using YugabyteDB independently, it appears that current Yugabyte K8s operator cannot be used in multi-zone configurations (which explains why I could n
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    by ablekh 6y ago

    Do I understand correctly that the inclusion of YugabyteDB support in Rook's functionality is simply based on current unavailability of the relevant native Operator by Yugabyte itself? If someone from Yugabyte is reading this, I would
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    by ablekh 6y ago

    For the record, I'm a fan of both Python and Julia (though, I believe that the latter is not yet ready for general programming mainstream industrial use). As for Python "stagnating as a scientific programming _language_", it
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    by ablekh 6y ago

    Good old times ... Thank you for the nostalgic reminder.
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    by ablekh 6y ago

    I'm curious about whether using a digital graphical tablet might be a decent alternative to pen & paper handwriting ...
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    How to Spoof Any User on GitHub and What to Do to Prevent It(blog.gruntwork.io)

    2 points by ablekh 6y ago|0 comments
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    by ablekh 6y ago

    I much appreciate your thoughtful comment. It appears that, speaking about core of the issue, we are on the same page (at least, based on your second paragraph above). Because, in my original comment, when mentioning "grammar", I
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    by ablekh 6y ago

    > ... most of us will not be able to master grammar like a native speaker — or probably sound like one either. I disagree with the "mastering grammar" point. I think that many native speakers are less than perfect in terms of
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    by ablekh 6y ago

    While the article is quite nice, the title is certainly misleading. The article is about complexity of products and services and its management, but not about complexity of life. The latter, I believe, mostly comes from a myriad of interact