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fleetfox
10y ago
It's not an issue of familiarity or stability for me. I've been using Windows more or less daily since Win98. I'm more frustrated about not beeing able to fix it in sane way when things go wrong. I'm able to patch and co
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fleetfox
10y ago
I'm learning Rust. I considered Go but feature wise compared to Rust it seems really boring and plain. IMHO modern language has to have functional flavor.
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10y ago
I have an anecdote too. Last week Windows update corrupted itself and was boot looping i spent two days trying to debug and fix it. Even repair from disc didn't help. 30+ reboots later i decided to just reinstall it. Meanwhile my two L
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fleetfox
10y ago
I have large hands and having both hands on home row is actually uncomfortable (more strain)
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10y ago
Hmm, for comparison jQuery is 32kB and half of the web includes that. Conisdering today's hardware and connection speed how large would it have to be to noticeably affect performance?
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10y ago
Even if you multiply it by 3 it's a small codebase. And Phoenix does bunch of code generation from what I've seen.
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10y ago
Upcoming Vega cards should be in same performance segment.
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10y ago
If anything it forces you into it is functional paradigm (especially if you use flux/redux) with every component beeing a function of state. You mentioned it yourself in second point. To me react does not seem object oriented at all, a
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fleetfox
10y ago
Why do you bring up screen resolution? Both phones have 400+ ppi screens. You want more? Why?
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10y ago
Examples of QML? How about official docs http://doc.qt.io/qt-4.8/qdeclarativeexamples.html
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10y ago
Storing sessions in rdbms is a rather poor choice espesially at scale.
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10y ago
I really like the art, reminds of Simon Stålenhag.
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10y ago
Not to mention barely readable font/color combination.
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10y ago
Reading and understanding EXPLAINS and planner, FTS.
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10y ago
I guess last Tomb Raider is a fair comparison? Witcher and just released Doom also seem impressive.
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fleetfox
10y ago
It doesn't look that great compared to fresh PC titles. Are other PS4 games looking worse?
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fleetfox
10y ago
I'm not sure what exactly categorizes as "hot deploy" but how about erlang, elixir?
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fleetfox
11y ago
I'm genuinely curious. Can you name few?
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fleetfox
11y ago
I thought impetus is behind dart, not go. I don't know much about mobile. Maybe someone could elaborate?
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fleetfox
11y ago
Nothing. You can go and get beta driver from AMD page. I works, i managed to run some demos.
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fleetfox
11y ago
Can this be used to build a graphics tookit for UI? It sounds like something similar to QML is a great fit.
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fleetfox
11y ago
How is this a "Linux issue"?
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fleetfox
11y ago
What are these ORMs you are speaking of? Only usable ORM i've seen for PHP is Doctrine.
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11y ago
You can use relation database but sane implementation is ugly and doesn't scale. There is little reason to choose bunch complexity and unpredictable behavior over dedicated queue dependency. Sorry, i don't have any good material o
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11y ago
Isn't celery plug and play nowadays? If you need a something simpler take a look at django-rq. I don't think a serious job queue is possbile with RDBMS as backend.
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11y ago
This is great. Thanks!
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11y ago
Anything like this involving redux?
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11y ago
I've been using linux on workstation for last 6 years. I have to run VM with Windows, only when i have to interact with some Microsoft product directly. It may not be ideal solution for every use case, but it works.
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11y ago
http://cramer.io/2010/05/30/scaling-threaded-comments-on-dja... This is where recursions is useful. For many scenarios adjacency list + recursive CTE scales better than any other hierarchy model.
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11y ago
Two more releases after this and PHP will be an OK language.
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