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Software engineers are lazy (pt. 3)(blog.benjaminfry.com)
2 points by bluejekyll 11y ago|0 comments
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by bluejekyll 11y ago
Did the ABI break for all libraries of C++11 or is it just gcc produced ones?
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by bluejekyll 11y ago
Wasm is basically the evolution of pnacl with backward compatibility through a similar mechanism to asm.js, no? Less wonky and more standard.
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by bluejekyll 11y ago
How is this wonky? You want high performing code without the overhead of the compile and dl of the ascii format. JS has done an amazing job up until now, but as more people move their code to client side only, it's becoming clearer tha
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by bluejekyll 11y ago
Can we get over all this native JavaScript junk and finally move to either platform independent llvm bytecode (wasm as I understand it) or just use the damn jvm? There's no need other than faster Dev times (which can be handled in othe
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by bluejekyll 11y ago
If you haven't read this by now, you definitely should.
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by bluejekyll 11y ago
This is awesome. For high latency connections, and migrating mobile devices, it save a lot from the aspect of setting up a TLS connection every time.
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by bluejekyll 11y ago
What I think your getting at is that essentially you need a mechanism to commit your changes before the thing that's reading those changes receives them. In essence, an atomic operation for the change. Completely agree.
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by bluejekyll 11y ago
The comments on the main article are too long. This isn't a problem with Agile/Scrum. This is a problem with poor management and not setting up teams for success. The entire point of Agile is to enable teams to deliver on their ow
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by bluejekyll 11y ago
Paywall, meet back button. The issue is that stuff on the web has basically always been free (ad supported). Trying to switch to subscription models is going to be difficult unless every media company decided to switch to that model, and th
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by bluejekyll 11y ago
I'm really intrigued by NixOS, but I have to wonder if it's too much too fast, and the Atomic project isn't a better stepping stone.
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Software engineers are lazy bastards (pt. 2)(blog.benjaminfry.com)
2 points by bluejekyll 11y ago|1 comments
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Software engineers are lazy bastards(blog.benjaminfry.com)
20 points by bluejekyll 11y ago|8 comments