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by habibur 5y ago
This gives more information than any other analytical comment. Someone who has used both to build the same application and can compare the experience between both. It's not the final say. Just a strong signal among many others.
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by habibur 5y ago
I really feel for those that receive these implants and live with it for a few days more. The first such implant receiver lived for 3 months only. The next one maybe 1.5 years. Personally I would have preferred to die rather than put a batt
543.
by habibur 5y ago
"Aramco’s debt to equity increased from minus 5 percent in early 2020 to plus 23 percent in March this year, where company’s own cap was 15 percent." And it went IPO in Dec 2019.
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by habibur 5y ago
Comes after $200m fine last month. https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2021/jun/07/france-fi... Wondering how much GOOG makes in France each year to justify continuing its business.
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by habibur 5y ago
These are relevant within security professionals. But for the rest of us, the question more is about balancing between security vs usability+productivity+accessibility. Where you draw the balance is based on individual judgement, leading to
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by habibur 5y ago
> we expect Ribbon filters to save several percent of RAM resources, with a tiny increase in CPU usage for some major storage systems. I would have factored in the code size with it too.
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by habibur 5y ago
I remember Web Font Player before dynamic fonts became available. You could upload a copyrighted font. Say Microsoft or Apple's font. It will trace that font and generate your "Web Font" and then you could use it without any
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by habibur 5y ago
It's time build an open source free co-pilot. When people are actively contributing to an AI system, my guess is that it will fare good against rot scanned ones.
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by habibur 5y ago
> So, what is the difference here? If one company had all of SQL market share and they switched to a new lang, everyone else would have too. But that's not the case here.
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by habibur 5y ago
That was the question I was asking too. Guess CS grads now a days know Java best. and therefore they have to have java. optimization comes next. Leading to all these tech challenges.
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by habibur 5y ago
My first question was licensing cost. Here's the rate : $18 per processor per month to use GraalVM Enterprise.
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by habibur 5y ago
Balancing binary tree.
553.
by habibur 5y ago
I thought that's how neural network and back propagation work. Randomize, increase weight, check the output, refix weight based on that.
554.
by habibur 5y ago
> It is also much more powerful that SQL None of these are new in this decade for that matter. The point is : we are still waiting to see it reduce software engineer's demand overall. Things are getting easier. Getting more adopted
555.
by habibur 5y ago
Neither am I. Had been hearing of downfall of software development since the dawn. Remember 4GL? 4th Generation languages were supposed to end programmer dependency. It will be managers writing what they want in mostly plain English and com
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by habibur 5y ago
Things will improve over time. Like all tech. But it's here to stay, like it or hate it.
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by habibur 5y ago
> I now believe in my lifetime it will be possible for an AI to win almost all coding competitions! Then we shall be reaching singularity.
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by habibur 5y ago
> You as a developer will be earning less in relation to the value you create. Doesn't matter as long as I create 5x value and earn 2x for it. I still am earning double within the same time and effort.
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by habibur 5y ago
You subscribe to servers or users that you like to follow. Similar to Twitter/FB. Unsubscribe those that you don't like or are spammy.
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by habibur 5y ago
We need an open standard for blogs, like email or news servers. Everyone publishes on their own server of choice and it gets fully replicated through API from server to server -- who ever subscribe to whom. Banned from a server? Post on ano
561.
by habibur 5y ago
Ok. Then add your password on these system when you design like that. That's not the default as most people feel otherwise.
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by habibur 5y ago
If someone breaks into your server, database Auth won't protect you. And you have to reinstall everything including your database just to be sure he didn't leave holes in those. And the hacker can still delete your database or ste
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by habibur 5y ago
The best parts I found here : > The Ring Doorbell, which is now owned by advertising megacorp Amazon, suffers from all of the same privacy problems described in my post about the Nest thermostat, but even worse. Like the Nest thermostat,
564.
by habibur 5y ago
> you set your status to “Hiding”. An obvious attempt to effectively shame people into using it. Or maybe it's just a humorous take. Remember "Anonymous Coward" from Slashdot? Not against the main take of the article thoug
565.
by habibur 5y ago
> Renderers need to deallocate memory all the time. For example, they often need to store per-frame data that gets dropped when the frame is over Zero the buff and reuse this same frame as the new frame.
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by habibur 5y ago
Feeling like I need to build my own end-to-end secure channel communication web app on my server. As every other is getting sold. With current level of browser support, assuming that might not take too much time.
567.
by habibur 5y ago
And my bet will be that they wanted to keep user's expectation of what he/she is sharing vs what actually is getting shared as close as possible. A simple user believes he is sharing a screen resolution image and there's no h
568.
by habibur 5y ago
> Using Win32 + GDK is the primary, supported app model to build games for Xbox console, Xbox Game Pass (both Xbox and PC), and ... And I thought Win32 was dead, only to see it resurface again and again and the new shiny thing that was s
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by habibur 5y ago
Nostalgia a niche market, and every market needs to be served. If he didn't do it, someone else would have as long as there is a demand for it.
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by habibur 5y ago
> Everyone and their dog is studying to become a software engineer... The thing is... this was true in the 90s, was true in the 00s and was true in the 10s. Yet we are here, shortage in developers after 30 years of everyone and their dog

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