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by aikah 10y ago
> How did it happen? They were hacked via a Local File Inclusion exploit and you can read more about the situation when it was initially reported from this link. > LFI vulnerabilities allow an attacker to include files located elsewhe
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by aikah 10y ago
> Web apps do not need to be slow They are slow because HTML rendering engines are slow, they are slow because Javascript engines aren't that fast compared to Java, C or Swift. Native frameworks don't need to deal with the comp
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by aikah 10y ago
I don't think you understand what is a grid layout as defined in QT,GTK+,WPF ... we're not talking about CSS grids with CSS box model.
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by aikah 10y ago
Unbelievable hypocrites. It was fine during Obama but somehow he needs to shut it down because they all despise Trump ? no it was shameful back then and it should have never existed.
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by aikah 10y ago
> You're seriously saying that generically? All languages should simply have them? Not so sure you should dismiss the context like that. Point me to a successful statically typed language born after 2005 that doesn't have some
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by aikah 10y ago
> trying to shoehorn DHH's backend remix of MVC into the frontend, That's basically what Backbone was and yes it led to a fn disaster.
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by aikah 10y ago
Aren't tests supposed to be a tool to help design API? in that perspective a test should be written first. The problem IMHO is the choice of methodology as there is several kind of tests. Some may be more time consuming when it comes t
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by aikah 10y ago
I Bought a MacBook a few years ago, the keyboard broke a few times, and the frame was full of cracks even though I was really careful with it. I don't believe one second the quality of the MacBook is better, especially for the price I
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by aikah 10y ago
> Doing ORMs and auth without knowing what you're doing imply a huge risk out of itself, which Go tries to avoid. And implementing it yourself the wrong way is also a huge risk.
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by aikah 10y ago
> If you're doing that all over the place, you're doing it wrong. I've never seen Go code that looks like that in real projects. Yet it is there in the language. Why is that? how do you justify adding this to a statically
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by aikah 10y ago
As opposed to codebases that abuse interface {} and reflection ? I'd take the complexity of generics over this.
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by aikah 10y ago
well articulated and concise explanation. Thank you.
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by aikah 10y ago
> Since when is powerful reflection a drawback or a sign of a broken language? When it is not balanced by an expressive type system, it becomes a cop-out where anything goes,including creating adhoc types at runtime ( reflect.StructOf()
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by aikah 10y ago
Can you create adhoc types from nothing with RTTI ? because in Go you can, at runtime. Is it what a statically typed language which community claims generics are unnecessary should prioritize as a feature ? runtime magics ? really ?
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by aikah 10y ago
Python has strong support for Gnome libraries, therefore GTK+ through GObject introspection. Go type system is too rigid to allow a tool like GObject introspection to interact with Go code. So no, this criticism doesn't apply to nearly
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by aikah 10y ago
> If you're such a poor programmer, No need for personal attacks. > then just find a different language. What a warm an welcoming community the Go community is /s C++ doesn't have reflection, because it doesn't nee
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by aikah 10y ago
Nesting if/then/else don't make code more readable either.
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by aikah 10y ago
So basically Facebook shows its users content they want to see. How is it a problem? if I have specific centers of interests, I don't want Facebook to show something I'm not interested in. Not because I want to live in an echo cha
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by aikah 10y ago
> has anybody evaluated building an api in Go vs Kotlin ? We are considering moving our financial tool api from python to either Go or JVM/Kotlin/JavaLombok+lambda . Obviously, take a second to compare Go ecosystem with Java&#x
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by aikah 10y ago
> You get that for free with Go You get that for free in any language that allows you to pass parameters to a query. There is nothing Go specific. > One of my biggest complaints about ORMs is that I often know the exact query I need
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by aikah 10y ago
> Many of the "old" ways of thinking do not apply to Go Whatever. Just because the language is effectively broken doesn't make practices in other languages irrelevant. And it's funny when you talk about the "old&
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by aikah 10y ago
I don't really think one can judge the work of someone else by the line of codes he writes a year. I thought IBM management failures demonstrated that kind of metric is meaningless. Furthermore, 10,000 lines of elixir/Ruby is not
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by aikah 10y ago
I thought the idea was to make an API behave like a webpage by using hyperlinks that represents the state of the application, so in theory a "smart" client could navigate an API autonomously like a human interacts with a web page
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by aikah 10y ago
What a total RESTful route to begin with ? I thought REST had nothing to do with "routes", url or resources but how the state of the application is communicated in an API ? It seems to me the Roy wrote something with a certain per
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by aikah 10y ago
USA has plenty of money for its military its bases abroad and its wars. Maybe that money could be put at good use and USA should stop thinking it's so exceptional. Let USA concentrate on domestic policies instead of the middle east.
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by aikah 10y ago
"Average Joe's" don't put $2000+ in a laptop.
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by aikah 10y ago
When it comes to housing there is no such thing as the "free market".
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by aikah 10y ago
Maybe you should have picked up a better candidate. Losing against Trump is the real shame here. Hillary was just bad, Trump won by default.
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by aikah 10y ago
Well it turns out Thiel was right on the money. How many people are still going to call for his head on a plate now ?
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by aikah 10y ago
Yep, it's so simple yet too complicated for twitter evangelists like the OP.Also big tech companies try to push people into their walled gardens since data is wealth and they don't want to share it. In the end I believe open tech

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