dubcanada

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by dubcanada 2y ago
To be honest, sales people are sales people. Their job is to sell you on packages, and they will generally do anything to get you to upgrade. It's not like they threatened to remove you from their service. They asked you and gave you a
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by dubcanada 2y ago
My point was less about the leaderboards and more about it being pointless comparison. But I was looking at https://web-frameworks-benchmark.netlify.app/result?l=java,p... though I don't really know what people conside
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by dubcanada 2y ago
I wait one version, I’ll upgrade to 8.3 now and 8.4 when 8.5 is out.
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by dubcanada 2y ago
Not sure where you got that from. It’s equally if not faster then python, faster then Java, slower then compiled language, faster then ruby. Loses to NodeJS most of the time. But who cares, we are literally talking millisecond differences b
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by dubcanada 2y ago
The global namespace change would break everything. It’s unlikely they would ever do something like that. It’s hard to build on a language used by so many, when you can’t modify the base. Python decided to do 2.7 vs 3 and fragmented the eco
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by dubcanada 2y ago
None of this is required. You can still write spaghetti code perfectly fine.
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by dubcanada 2y ago
That's a really silly thing to say, in the sake of "buying" a company, nothing matters more then money lol
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by dubcanada 2y ago
I have a feeling that is because every company in the DJIA is also in S&P, and most are very heavily weighted in S&P. Rather then companies within the DJIA doing as good as companies in the S&P.
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by dubcanada 2y ago
Some of that has to be offset by shipping, importing fees, etc. But I do think the end goal is to get Apple/Nvidia/etc back on US soil manufacturing wise.
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by dubcanada 2y ago
Are you suggesting that flood prevention only happens in higher income neighbourhoods? Flood prevention tends to lie on the county engineers. Not so much private individuals to dictate. Doesn't matter how much money you have, you can&#
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by dubcanada 2y ago
I mean every UI software, even the ones built into the different OS's has bugs like these. So what is the alternative? Throw Chromium into the code and build the UI with HTML and C++ backend? JUCE or some other UI package? There really
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by dubcanada 2y ago
wxWidgets is an abstraction of different presentation layers, QT is a presentation layer. They focus on completely different layers.
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by dubcanada 2y ago
Doubt what? QT is very popular. Just look at video game launchers, Battle.net, EA Origins, all use it. VLC, teamviewer, telegram, tesla UI, etc all use it. I can list about 100 different apps without even trying.
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by dubcanada 2y ago
I find it funny the author choose Symfony as a framework to "shudder" about. Considering the base of Laravel is Symfony. The rest of the article seems to be more about AI code editing and MUX video players then PHP. So I am not re
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by dubcanada 2y ago
The first one is pretty easy, it’s because direct bank payments in EU are popular with things like klarna, SEPA, etc. so they are just competing with existing players.
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by dubcanada 2y ago
All jokes aside, I've never heard anyone call vacuuming hoover. I wonder if that was a older statement?
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by dubcanada 2y ago
The answer is obvious, we put up gates to prevent competition. Every industry has so much red tape and list of approved products that it is impossible. Have a new product to solve house building in a timely fashion, hopefully you have hundr
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by dubcanada 2y ago
So you’re suggesting all innovation/new functionality releases are paused because US has elections coming up? I find that hard to believe.
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by dubcanada 2y ago
What you really want is somewhere between corn starch and lubricants, like gold bond friction stick.
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by dubcanada 2y ago
$2750 USD is 2 days of pay? In what world? That's some parts of the world yearly gross.
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by dubcanada 2y ago
Where in the article is Trump mentioned? The article is about extraditing a person, who could just fly to a USA country that doesn't have a extradition pact, such as Russia or China. Dotcom has been saying pro Russia war things on twit
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by dubcanada 2y ago
Let's not read past the words written on the screen now. No reason to bring Trump into the conversation at all.
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by dubcanada 2y ago
I mean you're kind of being a bit silly. I don't think OP is saying we will spontaneously catch on fire and die. I think they are suggesting that vegetation which can only support a certain amount of heat and no water will parish.
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by dubcanada 2y ago
According to https://www.riigiteataja.ee/en/eli/ee/510022014001/consolide there are exceptions to that rule and it's 2 years. I only have information available to me, but I do not think this is a ha
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by dubcanada 2y ago
What part of this article suggested the forest cut down was being replanted?
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by dubcanada 2y ago
I don't think the point of this is to replace highly critical videos. It's to replace videos like installation instructions which may only be needed by 10% of your users. Not only that but 250ms is the average reaction time of a h
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by dubcanada 2y ago
That's a silly comment... The whole point of things like this is to be believable. How can you guarantee anything from warrenties to insurance if you don't believe advertised promises?
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by dubcanada 2y ago
Why stop at 21, why not get 1 supreme court from each state? You could get 2 if you wanted to be spicy and setup a sort of room for them all to debate in. Then after they heard the debates they could vote on the matter and if it passes it g
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by dubcanada 2y ago
> And if your bank owns the home rather than you, falling prices screw you over because you owe far more to the bank than you could make by selling. So like what 99% of homes? If you rent you don't own it, if you own a condo you don
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by dubcanada 2y ago
How so? What about if the government pays 50% and the tenant pays 50%? Where exactly is this line drawn?

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