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by kabes 7y ago
Seems to hold up for most google stuff I tried. E.g. kubernetes and angular.
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by kabes 7y ago
Yes, as a Belgian myself I'm aware of his work, but it was the work of Bush that directly inspired Ted, Douglas etc. Of course Bush's work builds on top of others as I'm sure Otlet will also have had his predecessors.
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by kabes 7y ago
> Everything on the web prefixed with the word "hyper" is his invention He coined the terms, but didn't invent the concepts. Memex was much more important in that regard.
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by kabes 7y ago
Says the guy who's been hyping Xanadu for tens of years but never made a workable product and now spend the last 20 years of his life bitching on the work of others.
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by kabes 7y ago
I use Sonos with a traditional hi-fi system via their connect box (now replaced by the way too high priced port). The only reason is that Sonos is the only system in the world that lets me play different Spotify songs in different rooms fro
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by kabes 7y ago
For a single executive yes. But all of them combined could add up to 70x
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by kabes 7y ago
I agree it needs more low level controls. The api is very high level at this moment. Luckily that seems to be a focus of webrtc NG being discussed. I also think SDP wasn't such a great choice. ORTC that was pushed early on by microsoft
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by kabes 7y ago
Meteor comes pretty close being a zero-config build tool and free choice of frontend framework. But you do need to understand the framework
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by kabes 7y ago
But if you had picked any other tool from 2014, you'd probably also be stuck with a legacy code base now, without any clear transition path except a big bang rewrite. You would have probably picked angularjs or backbone back in 2014 an
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by kabes 7y ago
Brown looking molly is impure, basically they skipped the cleansing part.
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by kabes 7y ago
That's my point. Other people had to rewrite their software for new build tools, while our Meteor app started 5 years ago never needed any big changes, while we could gradually adopt ES6+ features, modules, dynamic imports, ...
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by kabes 7y ago
Answer: no. Not by any real definition of a narco-state[1]. There is a lot of drug trafficking/production, but there is no meaningful infiltration into the official institutions/government. 1. https://en.wikipedia.org&#
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by kabes 7y ago
I do think it offers benefits. I'm not a big believer that it will prevent many bugs as is often claimed from typed languages, but IDE's can help you develop much faster (when everything is in TS already) and refactorings become w
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by kabes 7y ago
Meteor 0.8 was released in 2014, and I'm sure your app would still work on the latest Meteor release without much changes, while in the meantime offering all the latest JS features (JS in 2014 was a completely different world). How man
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by kabes 7y ago
I don't think it's deserved. If you don't need the kind of reactive queries Meteor offers (and IMO is still unbeaten in terms of developer productivity in case you do need them), then you can safely ignore that part. In the e
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by kabes 7y ago
The article ends with a mention of the book 'Accellerate'. Accellerate is your typical management book, based on some surveys with bad statistics and worse conclusions. Weird he mentions this book after talking about what a proper
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by kabes 7y ago
It's worse. Elon Musk used to be bragging that they used consumer grade electronics instead of automotive grade (which is higher than industrial grade). And it's already caused more issues: https://www.thedrive.com&#x2F
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by kabes 7y ago
It's more like: a lot of web developers have a lot of funky requests we can't possibly all fit in the standard. So instead let's give them the tools to extend CSS themselves.
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by kabes 7y ago
As someone who has spend a lot of time working on graphics on linux, I can safely say this is nvidia's fault.
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by kabes 7y ago
Ok, the breach shouldn't have been possible. But at least, when a breach does happen, this is a good example of how a company should communicate. First assessing who/what has been impacted, informing affected customers and a clear
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by kabes 7y ago
Sure, but then why wouldn't he say so? It's not like he likes Chinese government very much, so why would he present it as a racism issue? It's almost the opposite...
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by kabes 7y ago
He's living in Cambridge now. I read an interview last year where he talked about moving out of Germany since it was 'no longer open to other cultures'. Strangely enough his plan at the time was to move to the USA during Trum
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Authentication Bypass in European Commission EIDAS-Node(sec-consult.com)
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by kabes 7y ago
Then again, you can use a connector to connect it to MSSQl, MySQl, Oracle and others. And you still have a very powerful tool for reporting, forms, queries etc.
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by kabes 7y ago
I'm convinced that Access could replace 90% of the business/enterprise software being written today in 1/3 of the time. It's especially powerful if you use a connector to a real database and just use access for its forms
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by kabes 7y ago
When I was living in the states I was surprised about the sad state of e-commerce there. I was used to e-commerce sites like bol.com and coolblue (local giants) in the low countries, which have a thousands time better service (on all levels
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by kabes 7y ago
At least in Belgium, software engineering at university is as much an engineering degree as is civil engineer, electrical engineer etc. You have largely the same maths, physics, ... and you get the same protected title (ir.). In fact I know
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by kabes 7y ago
Exactly. And I definitely don't want Facebook to become the judge of what is the truth
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by kabes 7y ago
I wonder what this sale means. It's MIT licensed, so they're just buying the brand name? Is a development team (mostly just benjamin newman these days) moving with it? Benjamin has been absolutely fundamental for Meteor and I thin
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by kabes 7y ago
Amazon already has a product based off Apollo. But MDG makes money of apollo by selling graphql monitoring and analytic tools for your Apollo apps.

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