eonil

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by eonil 13y ago
No company is betting on data-driven HTML apps. Google and Mozilla is clearly betting on C/C++/GL and sockets. Chrome and Firefox is becoming another Qt. Microsoft is hesitating because they're lingering on Windows/DX&#x
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by eonil 13y ago
R.I.P. Android developers. Google finally decided where to go.
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by eonil 13y ago
I believe this is because they're in Google. For them, taking a VM instance would be more reasonable than multiplexing single machine into multiple virtualized environment.
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by eonil 13y ago
Up-voters, you hooked me up. Nice job.
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by eonil 13y ago
Nope. Wrong. That's something like a man who is eating his own flesh. Without content (including applications), a platform is useless. If a platform cannot defend their developers, the platform should die. (this is actually happening o
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by eonil 13y ago
Nimrod is the one which is closest to my hypothetic ideal language in features.
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by eonil 13y ago
Always goes only for native. Here're why I don't go HTML5. (1) Access to low-level and platform-specific features. Whatever I do, I always eventually need it as program gets specialized, and always be frustrated on non-native plat
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by eonil 13y ago
I believe most of those Flashes are Ad or Youtube link.
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by eonil 13y ago
So if he kept it, he now got about (1000/(3000/259684))x profit!
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by eonil 13y ago
Anyway, ideal implementation for accessibility and readability. Must be the standard of HTML styling.
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by eonil 13y ago
This makes me curious of his thought on Google+
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by eonil 13y ago
I agree that understanding of pointer is essential to use C++, but the problem is many learning materials force learners to believe the have to use pointer everywhere - which is opposite in reality… So there should be a good guidance of avo
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by eonil 13y ago
Looks good. Finally Windows get a real terminal?
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by eonil 13y ago
This is exactly what people call ACID TRANSACTION . Which completely lacked on Mongo. MySQL also lacked this, so people had to deal with data loss until they get InnoDB. Next time you choose a database, always check the ACID compliance. It
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by eonil 13y ago
It seems that latter one is far better description of how people feels.
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by eonil 13y ago
> ...site has good readability... Impossible. Because you cannot assume user's taste . Also, if you think readability is not a taste , and you can make a mostly ideal configuration which can be applied to all the users, why don&
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by eonil 13y ago
In desktop, resize your browser window. Fully customizable, and no worry for layout break. In mobile, rotate the device to vertical.
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by eonil 13y ago
"Like the people who moved from PCs to Macs and never switched back" This is the funnest mention I ever heard after Mr. Ballmer's mention on any Apple stuff. Seems he will follow Mr. Ballmer very soon. He don't even try
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by eonil 13y ago
OK. You're right. MySQL seems using InnoDB buffer pool. I found the mention. > You do not need to manually load data into memcached at startup. As particular keys are requested by an application, the values are retrieved from the da
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by eonil 13y ago
When I see explicit mention of API , it implies there's no running memcache daemon. I dug MySQL 5.7 manual several times, but I couldn't find any proof that this is just an memcache API atop MySQL. But I found some proof that s
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by eonil 13y ago
That's only true when we have any write operation. If all dataset are purely read-only, it's always consistent. And I believe this article is the case.
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by eonil 13y ago
It's too early to measure any value of BTC in dollars. Any trial comparing to dollars or in any other currency are hype. BTC transaction meaningless because you don't need to pay commission. It's simply can go infinite at any
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by eonil 13y ago
Thanks for explicit agreement. It's hard to keep my opinion because I am usually minority.
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by eonil 13y ago
Everybody also knows Mongo has no transaction. Not a comparable product. Ah maybe comparable in this case, because this is read-only test.
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by eonil 13y ago
Someone said that current BTC is more like to target of speculation/venture rather than a device for exchange because it's too unstable. He also said, if you want speculative investment, do whatever on BTC. But if you want a real
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by eonil 13y ago
I really don't understand how BTC make better world. I mean, it monopolized by a few people from FIRST. And the monopoly will sustain forever. If someone else make another BTC?
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by eonil 13y ago
Déjà vue!
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by eonil 13y ago
Read-only performance for unknown kind of query with unknown size of dataset using memory-cache plugin. Hmmm… I don't see any meaningful information. Should I be impressed? Am I missing something?
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by eonil 13y ago
Interesting trial.
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by eonil 13y ago
IMO, it would be better to hire another Android developer with saved cost. And why should we step to a language which cannot offer any benefit? Even if it happen, it seems just a huge step backward. For portability, I don't think JS is

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