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by barumi 6y ago
Adding to SCXML, I should also point out that Qt uses SCXML to specify state machines that drive the GUI, and also offers tooling to edit statecharts. https://doc.qt.io/qtcreator/creator-scxml.html
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> but that doesn’t mean your content automatically get prime spot placement That's not how it works. It might be a desirable goal, but that doesn't mean that the role of a content marketer is not to a) astroturf discusssions,
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> Globally, the median is close to $800/month per household. You pulled that number out of thin air, didn't you? I mean, some european countries like Bulgaria have a median household income of around 400€/month. Do you hon
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> That is not the job to be done. There are huge frictions and broken interfaces between roles: developers, engineers, data scientists, domain experts with everyone expecting the other to "just" do X. The only friction I see wi
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> If you're iterating on your approach to a model, it really is a drag to do a bunch of bullshit in order to run an experiment that's likely to fail and just be thrown out anyways. Professional software development has plenty o
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> Maybe he doesn't have a lot of software development experience in industry. Seems to me the author decided to write about topics he knows nothing about.
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> (...) as git is possibly one of the worst SCMs for non-programmers because its command set is so bottom-up, In your personal opinion, what's so "bottom up" about checking out code from a repository and committing changes
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> Maybe a community fork can thrive? Are you willing to drive that project and work on patches? Because wishing upon "maybe a community fork" is just wishing that someone else should do what you expect to be done.
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> Currently CUPS is a rather poor user experience, (...) Isn't CUPS an infrastructure service that exposes a bunch of APIs for downstream consumers, such as desktop environments, to build upon?
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Just to keep things in perspective, $200/month is already the median income of some places.
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20+ accounts is pretty small potatos for a content marketer.
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> It would be a good idea to present stronger evidence before saying HN is astroturfable. What? You do realize anyone can create HN accounts to post any link and comment on any discussion, right? Even if you argue that there are magical
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by barumi 6y ago
It seems you failed to notice any of the many unsupported statements on current trends and tendencies and statistics.
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Semi-related: State Chart XML (SCXML): State Machine Notation for Control Abstraction https://www.w3.org/TR/scxml/ https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24783057
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State Chart XML (Scxml): State Machine Notation for Control Abstraction(w3.org)
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Taking jumps means nothing. And his choice of absurd and self aggrandizing titles lead me to doubt he ever stood on prestigious ground, at least acknowledged by others.
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I agree, such pompous and self aggrandizing titles convey the idea that the person behind it has a tendency to try to defraud others by portraying himself as an authority that he is not. It's like introducing ourselves to others as hea
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> Conversely, what is the point of a standard that just documents what 2 out of 3 multi-billion companies want to do anyway? Because it provides a fixed target that can be targeted with confidence by both developers and also the makers
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What's the point of a standard if no one adopts it?
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> Bit of a weird comment from Chrome. 'XML' doesn't generate 'security bugs' It seems you failed to either read or understand the comment, and meanwhile were also too eager to post snarky comments. If you pay att
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> (...) but are different browsers not allowed to be different? Allowed? Sure, why not? Desirable? Hell, no. Think about it. If you are developing a web application and you need ensure it runs on all supported platforms then you either:
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> You moved the goal posts. What exactly do you personally interpret as the post, and thus perceive it was moved in any way? Have you been paying attention to the discussion?
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> This is a tough argument to have constructively because it's really going to depend on our own experiences at our jobs and in recruiting. It really isn't. I can tell you that personally I've already been contacted and hi
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> But the assumption that anyone without side projects is no good That's not the assertion at all. The general assertion is that those without side projects either might not have a way to showcase their skills or might not have a wa
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> But I get plenty of practice coding while I am getting paid, I don't always need a side project. The point of side-projects is that some of us don't get any practice at all coding relevant stuff while working on their 9-to-5
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> Occasionally I do a spot of welding at home, but the 38 to 60 hours a week I've spent twenty years doing has made me a vastly better metal fabricator than the few side projects I've done. Now imagine you're just starting
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It seems you're assuming that FLOSS software lives in a bubble where only the developers use it or extract any meaningful value from it.
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> It may mean other things, like they are a better rounded individual. That's great, someone is a better rounded individual. That's nice. But if that well-rounded individual applies for a React position but has zero React expe
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> The fact that there are only 225k lines of assembly in the Linux kernel, across the 30 or so major architecture families Linux supports plus any number of variations within each family, is rather impressive. Except that's not the
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> You know what I do at home "just for the hell of it"? I play with my kids. And that's great and all, but it also ensures that the only thing you did that was noteworthy for prospective employers was whatever project you

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