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by fetbaffe 9y ago
No, ReFS, a modern file system, does not use Unix-style permissions but ACL like NTFS.
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by fetbaffe 9y ago
Lets assume it would be possible to nationalize Google, Facebook and Amazon. But by whom? US government? So a nation should run a global company in everyone's interest? Everyone as in the entire population of the world? Why would I as
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by fetbaffe 9y ago
Sysv init and rc-files are two different things. You can use whatever configuration system you like with sysv init, e.g openrc. What systemd "solved" was already solved. When you know this you understand that the motivation of the
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by fetbaffe 9y ago
https://github.com/ansuz/RIIR
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by fetbaffe 9y ago
Frontend development in JavaScript has become a hellhole. Projects can have three plus build tools that each take a long time. Massive list of dependencies plus bad dependency management, lack of documentation, everything changes so fast yo
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by fetbaffe 9y ago
I hope that never happens. Why? Frameworks solves a generic problem, but you in your project are solving a specific problem, hence you can never solve your problem better than what the Framework allows you to. Problem is rather developers d
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by fetbaffe 9y ago
> So the USSR as a whole was not selling (exporting) on a common market? What goods was that? Military supplies? On that it operated on a market economy with the West and therefore got competition and a feedback loop and therefore produc
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by fetbaffe 9y ago
Yes, real question to ask is, why is a good produced? In a central planned system that is a policy decision based on the knowledge the planners have. In a market based system that decision is decentralized to the actors in that system and t
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by fetbaffe 9y ago
Soviets where good at military and space innovation because there was competition with the West. There was no competition on their domestic market, hence it sucked.
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by fetbaffe 9y ago
Lots of people here confuses planning done in large corporations with central planning. Even if corporations plans their entire operation it is not the same as central planning, because even if a corporation plans its production it cannot p
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by fetbaffe 9y ago
Once upon a time I hated exceptions, but today I like them more and more for each day. The hate was something I inherited from the early languages I worked with where exceptions where uncommon and was considered de facto wrong, it was the C
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by fetbaffe 9y ago
Fitting when doing a video on backwards compatibility.
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by fetbaffe 9y ago
Yes, remove the tax deductions for employer-provided health care is good start. Employers should not decide what kind of health care you have access to, as little as for food.
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by fetbaffe 9y ago
To dispel the myth about the Swedish "free" health care system, today about 650 000 swedes have private health care insurance, 70% paid by the employer. This is on top on the already public tax funded health care system. So basica
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by fetbaffe 9y ago
Are you saying that Sweden does not have these problems? Based on what? Do you live there? Any facts? US problems in health care are not the same as the Swedish problems. Different problems, different solutions. Disclosure: I live in Sweden
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by fetbaffe 9y ago
Not sure you can blame capitalism here, because capitalism is economic system, not a political system, i.e capitalism and socialism is not it's counterparts because they are different entities, apples & oranges. Health care in US i
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by fetbaffe 9y ago
Socialism is definitely not the answer, however many European systems are not directly socialism, there are many different ways of solving health care, US system is just too expensive.
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by fetbaffe 9y ago
Sweden has all of those problems https://www.svt.se/nyheter/akut-brist-pa-vardplatser-i-hela-...
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by fetbaffe 9y ago
Starting to loath all headlines with 'could' in them * Flying cars could end Uber * Cyborgs could end Uber * Nuclear war could end Uber * Eating only eel could end Uber * Writing too much could end Uber
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by fetbaffe 9y ago
Okay, I get your point, however my focus is the word force . For me it means a gun pointing at your head, no choice. IE did not force anyone doing anything, even if it had a de facto monopoly, therefore Firefox was created, because people
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by fetbaffe 9y ago
Black market is what happens who there is no choice. For the old IE, Firefox happened (and other as well).
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by fetbaffe 9y ago
Not every person thinks the same or have the same moral believes. Only because you think that Chrome monoculture is a good thing with rational arguments, you can't assume that everyone agrees with that. Just the fact that not everyone
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by fetbaffe 9y ago
No, forcing everyone to use the same engine does not give the incentive to refactor it into something nice. It gives the incentive to create a black market.
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by fetbaffe 10y ago
When Edge was released, it was quite awful. GUI itself didn't work properly when resizing etc. However the last few releases is has become usable. One interesting thing is that Edge feels more sluggish compared to other browsers on a f
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by fetbaffe 10y ago
Unfortunately not. Have thought about to add it to our test runners. Sounds nice! If I understand correctly, the setup is a bit more complicated.
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by fetbaffe 10y ago
PHP is the diamond in the rough. Don't let all the bad tutorials fool you, beneath is a great platform where you are truly productive. You get far by only having PHP and you get twice that by only installing composer. No insane build s
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by fetbaffe 10y ago
Qt is not that fun either, at least two years ago. Old style class hierarchies, clunky abstractions and awful build step (QMAKE). It got better with the use of lambdas, no longer necessary to have class to connect to a signal, lambda works
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by fetbaffe 10y ago
Outlook.com as well. When it launched, it was blazingly fast. Now it comes with a loading screen and really laggy. Bloated single page apps is the curse of the modern web.
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by fetbaffe 10y ago
So basically just one bug and community goes bananas on conspiracy theories. What is most plausible? Microsoft does vast majority of user testing on Microsoft Windows or that they added sleep() for Linux? Do you know any software develope
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by fetbaffe 10y ago
Thanks. Seems like most TypeScript projects creates as index.ts file that just exports whatever is needed and the the compiled index.js is exposed in the "main" option. And if I understand correctly that will give you a index

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