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koko775
10y ago
Wrong on all counts. I say this as someone currently writing a native desktop app and someone who doesn't like Android (having shipped substantial Android and iOS apps): Android apps are not incredibly slow compared to native apps, and
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koko775
10y ago
Maybe you're a better programmer than you are a configure-r. But its tooling is insanely, insanely good.
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koko775
10y ago
Works fine for me. Check your computer for viruses.
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koko775
10y ago
Regain popularity? It never lost popularity in the areas it was a good fit for. It's still a great fit for certain kinds of code that requires high performance or low overhead.
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koko775
10y ago
Seconding 1Password. It also works on Firefox and can be used from Mobile Safari and apps that implement support specifically for it, if you have an iPhone.
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koko775
10y ago
It gets deleted. Facebook Ireland Audit Report.
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koko775
10y ago
NDAs are under NDA more often than not
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koko775
10y ago
No. It is not that abstract or general. It enables tuning, but several aspects of the target architecture are assumed in the bitcode. It allows for CPU-aware optimization passes, such as - for example - reconfiguring math to use faster inst
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koko775
10y ago
>_< Yeah. Bounces are bounces, and the mail reputation score probably won't care that you're testing things when it penalizes Amazon for its IPs sending bogus mail.
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koko775
10y ago
Can't tell whether you are grossly generalizing someone, or making a direct accusation of hypocrisy.
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koko775
10y ago
subsumed it into XPC which has never been open.
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koko775
10y ago
Worth noting that moderators, admins, or community-team level employees do not have the power to edit comments – I believe this was done at the database level. Signed comments is a good idea though.
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koko775
10y ago
Except for launchd, which remains re-closed-source.
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10y ago
WinRT means: * No app closure callbacks. You don't know if it's suspending or exiting. * No "are you sure you want to exit? Save/Don't save" dialogs. If you close or crash pray your data was saved, and if it ta
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koko775
10y ago
If Microsoft can extinguish Linux by adding some subsystems to Windows, I'll eat my hat.
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koko775
10y ago
No, what's old is old again. FQL was a SQL-like syntax and it was totally busted. GraphQL isn't just a structured query language, it's a query language on a unified hierarchical datastructure, and clients can make use of this
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koko775
10y ago
Nitpick: Arch mimics FreeBSD. Or rather, mimics CRUX, which imitated BSD-style init scripts.
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koko775
10y ago
The truth of that statement is dwindling rapidly with time, however. XPC is closed-source, and with launchd being subsumed into it as it has become more important to macOS's system, Darwin hasn't had a working init system for year
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10y ago
web object file? Not like anyone aside from Apple uses WebObjects seriously anymore...
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10y ago
> For instance, I wonder how Facebook manages its open source releases relative to its shared Mercurial codebase. It sanitizes and syncs them to GitHub https://code.facebook.com/posts/1715560542066337/automatica
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koko775
10y ago
jq?
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koko775
11y ago
That word doesn't think what you think it means. > That device practically screams, "hack me". As in, "That device practically screams, 'please find a way to tweak me to overcome my restrictive and unreasonable l
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11y ago
Changing a fundamentally well-defined term (main thread, i.e. the one on which main() is called which is running the core event loop for the application process) to be an incorrect opposite is rather fundamental when one is explaining an iO
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11y ago
> It could be a compelling story, except IBM has already talked about how datacenter sales have dropped, so the US at least is probably overcapacity at this point. Counterpoint: Dell's modular datacenter solution is doing well and r
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koko775
11y ago
(oops! sorry for the accidental flag. I was trying to reply and misclicked) That's the very first thing that occurred to me, actually.
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11y ago
> why not use the system WebKit framework? Same reason people often like to statically link. The system is guaranteed to be a moving target sooner or later, so new bugs may appear or disappear depending on a user-controlled action that&#
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11y ago
Well, if I've gotta present credentials, then I'm a nisei, so I think I have some legitimacy. Not as much as someone living in Japan, but...some. If we're using words like 'ad hominem', 'name-calling' and
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11y ago
Debito Arudou is an angry knee-jerk reactionary, and anything he says should /definitely/ be taken with a grain of salt.
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11y ago
I tried it multiple times and it did not work.
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11y ago
How does a place survive being down 37 days per year (one nine)? Cripes!
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