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by fetbaffe 6y ago
After doing Java Spring I realized that the Java monolith was very leaky and inflexible. That is why you have strong trend of micro services. In 99.9% of cases in web development you want the PHP model of doing things. The 0.1% case is the
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
Personally I think that separating the application from the web server is good thing, but I do agree that this is the part that can give you the most trouble. Running a PHP project isn’t as easy as git clone make run because of the
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
Anyone not believing in the Deutsche Demokratische Republik must be anti-democracy, thus fascist.
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
Pro-Life means Pro-Humans which means to organize some movement against death. Would we really want people to be the inverse? Meaning would we like them to accept more of death?
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
Haven't used it in a long time, but looking at it now, the GUI is definitely clunky and those features are missing. Wasn't there another GUI during the Windows XP days?
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
How is Windows Task Scheduler broken?
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
Not true, US had a weapons embargo against the Batista regime in 1958, this helped Castro to oust Batista.
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
Constant disconnects and failure to connect to the same network again, usually after sleep. Luckily I have two networks (2.4GHz & 5GHz) so I switch between the two. I also suspect that the Killer adapter was the source of some bluescree
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
I think you answered your own question.
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
Talking about Killer, that is the worst Wi-Fi adapter I have ever used, surprisingly used in Dell XPS.
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
Big if true :-) But here is a great article https://queue.acm.org/detail.cfm?id=3212479
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
Then I stand corrected and applaud the creators of Rust for haven taken these measures for writing thread safe code, because it is supereasy to get threading wrong, even for the most experienced developer.
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
Like Gos goroutines or Erlangs processes. And more of message passing. C++ has added many of these things later on in the standard library, bolted on afterwards.
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
Rust does not compile if you don't use the techniques you described?
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
I think that it sets a different mentality if it is part of tools you use, you solve problems differently. It is of course possible to write highly concurrent code in traditional sequential languages and your examples proves that, but super
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
Sure, there are libraries for concurrency, but there are no language constructs like in other languages.
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
Good to know. Personally I think that Ubuntu has gone downhill. I preferred unity over gnome. On a fresh install of Ubuntu, gnome is confusing with it's split with two taskbars that has some overlap in functionality.
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
You probably mean this essay https://floooh.github.io/2018/06/17/handles-vs-pointers.html
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
But you do know every permission in advance, thus static. How a user gets a permission can be dynamic.
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
If Wordpress had been written in C there would probably be even more security vulnerabilities.
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
Modern C++ means usage of reference counting (smart pointers), in some cases reference counting can be slower than a garbage collector.
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
Both C and C++ have zero built in knowledge about parallelism, so in a modern world where most things are parallel and asynchronous I don’t agree at all with that statement.
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
Correct, that is true for any language where you deal with raw threads, managed or unmanaged. That tells us that we should avoid using raw threads and instead use some other API to achieve parallelism.
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
Meltdown & Spectre is actually consequence of C, Intel adapted their CPUs to emulate the architecture that C implements, so you as developer can still believe that you are working close to the metal. However modern CPUs are very complex
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
I’m not sure that is the underlying problem, the lack of knowledge about pointers, I think it is more about that the job programmer today is one of the most common jobs today, that alone lowers the general skill level. In the old days peopl
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
Rumors on the internets have spoken positively about Opensuse Leap & Tumbleweed, any truth to that?
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
Dreaming about Microsoft implementing proper autocomplete hooks in cmd.exe.
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
Shouldn’t government accounts be banned too then? Every government has spread major misinformation & harassed innocent people. How about CNN? They do it too.
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
Personally I wouldn't mind creating a new UI for every platform I need to support as long as I could use the same language with the same build tools and reusing components between them.
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
Good video on the topic https://youtu.be/r-TLSBdHe1A

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