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571.
by ahoka 2y ago
Developers regularly make code changes that change behavior and insist that it’s refactoring.
572.
by ahoka 2y ago
It was quite obvious to me.
573.
by ahoka 2y ago
Of course it’s not free market.
574.
by ahoka 2y ago
Well, to really implement that principle, you need a much better type system than C++ has anyways. You also don’t have to make the anemic constructor public.
575.
by ahoka 2y ago
“Mandatory password change intervals” This is against all current commonly applied security recommendations (NIST, OWASP).
576.
by ahoka 2y ago
It's not really open source in the strictest sense as they strangely refuse to provide any license for it and as far as I know they are not open to contributions either.
577.
by ahoka 2y ago
Looks quite boring TBH.
578.
by ahoka 2y ago
What the internet needs is another IPv6, sure.
579.
by ahoka 2y ago
Kotlin is far from perfect, but it’s a much better language than Java. Just the nullable types alone make it worth using.
580.
by ahoka 2y ago
That's just comparing CRT screens with 60Hz LCD panels. Get anything 120Hz+ and you will see that modern systems are very snappy.
581.
by ahoka 2y ago
Original NeXT was monochrome, so of course it used no significant colors in the UI.
582.
by ahoka 2y ago
There's an option to disable animations in Windows, but I find it disorienting.
583.
by ahoka 2y ago
No, it's very confusing, especially for people who are used to tools built with GNU getopt.
584.
by ahoka 2y ago
Always define the scope of a discussion laser sharp in advance. “This is outside of the scope of this discussion/decision” becomes your jolly joker. It also does not hurt to put an “escape hatch” in any design. For example if you desig
585.
by ahoka 2y ago
Good luck transactionally writing files to a random FS, but especially without access to native OS APIs.
586.
by ahoka 2y ago
That’s the best part, you don’t realize when things go sideways.
587.
by ahoka 2y ago
If you like split brains, yes. :)
588.
by ahoka 2y ago
I think this is a very stereotypical and stupid theory. The most common cancers are prostate or breast cancer in Poland: https://journals.viamedica.pl/nowotwory_journal_of_oncology/... .
589.
by ahoka 2y ago
I don’t think that’s unique to Poland.
590.
by ahoka 2y ago
Now we just wait until browsers stop doing a search if you type anything ending with .internal, which is the biggest issue with using non standard private domains.
591.
by ahoka 2y ago
I used to work on a telecom platform (think something that runs 4G services), where every node was just part of an in-memory database that replicated using 2PC and just did periodic snapshot to avoid losing data. Basically processes were co
592.
by ahoka 2y ago
How is it more simple?
593.
by ahoka 2y ago
What would be the alternative?
594.
by ahoka 2y ago
Oh, come on! Just make sure your architecture is sound. If you need to run an expensive data analysis cluster connected to massive streams of collected call information to see that you have loops on your architecture, then you have a bigger
595.
by ahoka 2y ago
Not exactly what you ask for, but some reviewers measure it like this: https://www.rtings.com/monitor/tests/inputs/input-lag
596.
by ahoka 2y ago
Same reason classic perfume masterpieces smell like cheap shampoo.
597.
by ahoka 2y ago
“signed by the artist” What do you think it means in this context?
598.
by ahoka 2y ago
It’s in the article.
599.
by ahoka 2y ago
“The printer company would not want to spend the time/energy on that vs what nasa would be willing to pay for 5-10 printers.” Epson did a bit more than a decade later.
600.
by ahoka 2y ago
That's... not true? Example in C: void fun(void) { int a[16]; for (int i = 0; i < sizeof(a); i++) { a[i] = 1; } } I have allocated and referred to memory without pointers here.

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