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by jonny383 6y ago
Sure, if you wrap everything in unsafe and/or import third party libraries (with the assumption they are also safe).
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by jonny383 6y ago
GitHub has slowly phased away from being a website about the code, to being a website about people. Yes, people are an aspect of the code, however the site is no longer focusing solely on collaboration tools for working with code. Author is
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by jonny383 6y ago
"we truly don't believe we could have achieved these numbers with this level of stability without Rust" Oh please. This is just rust sensationalism. People don't truly believe rust is faster than C do they?
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by jonny383 6y ago
One can see why this happens when packes like [1] and [2] not only exist, but are frequently used. [1] https://www.npmjs.com/package/is-even [2] https://www.npmjs.com/package/is-odd EDIT: my favou
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by jonny383 6y ago
PHP is damn fast now, no joke. And with all of the modern features it's actually not so bad to work in. I'm becoming increasingly puzzled every time I see PHP hate now, especially when I read tired comments like "just use rai
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by jonny383 6y ago
MySQL 5.6 was released in 2012. Postgres 9.5 was released in 2016, so this isn't really a fair comparison.
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by jonny383 6y ago
Now all of our personal data can be accessed from home. Lovely.
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by jonny383 6y ago
I've found switching the user agent to Chrome to be the most effective solution for ensuring sites and platforms operate as expected, without degregaded experience. Yes, this includes non-Google educational platforms that block access
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by jonny383 6y ago
Solid answer. I just realised my question sounded cynical - which wasn't my intention.
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by jonny383 6y ago
Honestly, why Python? Writing a much faster equivalent in C really isn't any more complicated...
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by jonny383 6y ago
Sure there is, but the place isn't with small - medium business. Only large corporations that can afford to develop native cross-platform applications will do so. Hence why there's an influx of Electron applications, etc. I think
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by jonny383 6y ago
Wow, nice! I've been using draw.io for a number of years now. It keeps getting better. And this is frankly, amazing! Question to author(s) - how can I support your development of draw.io?
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by jonny383 6y ago
I hope this speeds things up for Facebook. On the rare occasions I use it these days to check up on family photos or something, the entire site is fucking painfully slow. Even on my quad core I7 desktop on a fibre backbone connection, I&#x2
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by jonny383 6y ago
Why reddit comments and not their own user comment data? Oh I know - what better way to avoid those pesky privacy people by pinning it onto another company.
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by jonny383 6y ago
Why is your company (and I quote your footer) "©Axiom AI limited 2020" If it was purely for convenience of domain name availability? I don't think I've ever seen a company register their name in the format ot "COMPA
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by jonny383 6y ago
Wasn't one of the primary reasons for the creation of git to be "decentralized, offline"? This is counterintuative to that. Call me paranoid, but you'd have to be a madman to * Store all of your source code with Mi
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by jonny383 6y ago
Why is your product called Axiom "AI"? I'm struggling to see any actual AI baked into the product.
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by jonny383 6y ago
Good riddance.
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by jonny383 6y ago
I see a bunch of people in these threads complaining about change in Linux, but this is exactly all they do - _complain_. I don't see any of these people making better contributions. It's easier to sit there and insult the project
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by jonny383 6y ago
This is exactly the problem with C++. Let's fix ugly syntax by providing yet another way to write something that accomplishes the same thing. Over-evolution isn't a good thing.
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by jonny383 6y ago
C++ is legitamately gross to read these days, unless you sit there reading it every day. The syntax has become so ridiciously complicated, I have developed an involuntary gag relfex every time I read any kind of "modern" C++ code
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by jonny383 6y ago
I'll never forget the moment of realization I experienced when I was about fourteen, and it clicked in my head that all video games were essentially just sets of cartesian coordinates being drawn on the screen, and pressing the control
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by jonny383 6y ago
How much slower is rust as opposed to C or C++ for production sized builds? Traditionally people have thrown more hardware at these kinds of problems. As someone who has yet to use rust for anything more than small hobby sized projects, I a
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by jonny383 6y ago
I guess we should all start wearing blindfolds in face-to-face meetings because it will make no difference to the outcome of the meeting.
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by jonny383 6y ago
My 2017 13" Macbook Pro has seriously had garbage battery since the day I got it. I'm lucky to get 4 hours from it doing light browsing in Safari. Comparatively, my 2014 13" Macbook Air had the best battery I've ever had
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by jonny383 7y ago
PayPal is legitmately the biggest piece of crap flying around the internet. I'm amazed they are still a thing, given the sheer number of stories we all hear about "PayPal stole my 10k and wouldn't give it back for months&quot
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Calculating pi by hand the Isaac Newton way(m.youtube.com)
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by jonny383 7y ago
I would love a Firefox version of this.
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by jonny383 7y ago
This is a cultural issue within a company that has nothing to do with a suitable technical solution.
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by jonny383 7y ago
Netlify and Jekyll are kind of more oriented towards develoeprs, not Janine in reception. Regarding WordPress and plugins: <?php define("DISALLOW_FILE_MODS", true);

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