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by mdpm 6y ago
Fork is great, I paid for it happily. It's UI makes sense, radiates the right level of information, and you can use the keyboard almost exclusively. Heavily recommended.
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by mdpm 6y ago
My only thought here is that it's sad that the opportunities to discuss what were clearly impactful materials were dismissed, and that the books are somehow to blame. Two quotes I don't see in this thread: Where they burn bo
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by mdpm 6y ago
I think that's the point? It's trying to display the difference between the most commonly used projection and the actual relative sizes of territories. (Forgive me if my snark detectors are misfiring, and have an xkcd) https:&#x2
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by mdpm 6y ago
I had the phones prior to the attempt (they're my previous handsets). Not wanting to buy fresh phones just to check feasibility. Sadly the choice just seems to be which nation-state-finance-intelligence cluster you want to feed your da
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by mdpm 6y ago
I've been trying to execute on this approach, as I'm very interested in checking out of the tracking-by-default ecosystems. We're using some Xiaomi devices we purchased, and I'm currently seething. I can't root with
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by mdpm 6y ago
OpenID hasn't died at all - it's just used in a different context. We implement this now for SSO in corporates to unify fragmented IAM scenarios. Accepting any domain as an OpenID IdP is not likely to be a feature of publicly fa
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by mdpm 6y ago
.NET Core shares your opinion. Many of these are just registered/configured by default.
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by mdpm 6y ago
XSRF, rate limiting, permissions/RBAC, feature toggles/TIP, analytics, profiling, silly examples like recent samesite changes - Just a few examples, and that's without touching the developer tooling. As each of these orthogo
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by mdpm 6y ago
This would remove the benefit of functional idioms, and mitigate any advantages the differing approaches have. F# and C# and not just syntactically different.
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by mdpm 6y ago
This falls under the principle of "Complexity has to go somewhere".
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by mdpm 6y ago
Seconding this - as someone who's been developing software for 22+ years, using everything from SmallTalk to the MS stacks, Rider is an amazing IDE.
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by mdpm 6y ago
Low ceremony? Complexity in real world applications requires complexity in the frameworks that address them. Users will be more disappointed by simplicity that leaves them addressing complexity without guardrails, conventions, and tooling s
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by mdpm 6y ago
Communities sharing resources, rather than nuclear families is a good idea. Much of the world lives like this already. Not every house on your street needs a lawnmower (or a lawn). Lack of privacy however, is a lack of personhood. It will b
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by mdpm 6y ago
In this case, it's rather that consistent work toward transformative goals has unlocked optimisations that have been deliberately and consciously been worked towards for the last several years and versions.
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by mdpm 6y ago
Consciousness is a property we ascribe to our own awareness of our awareness. As we are part of the universe, if consciousness is a thing, it is then a property of the universe, not just the human mind. The human mind is a plastic, adaptive
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by mdpm 6y ago
The async stuff may require some attention, but it's part of the performance story when dealing with many requests, not when evaluating just one. As regards configuration, all the means you could want for configuration are there. You c
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by mdpm 6y ago
There is no .NET Core 4? There was a .NET Framework 4. 5 is how the streams are being crossed.
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by mdpm 6y ago
Agreed on not creating silos. Adding User 'flair' is perhaps a viable option, where users can simply tag other users with a short description. That enables both properties - avoiding discourse you find troubling, and allowing user
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by mdpm 6y ago
well, this takes me way back ... https://web.archive.org/web/20080118050700/http://www.poetic...
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by mdpm 6y ago
While the Japanese were no saints, and have had one of the largest rebrandings in history - please don't underestimate the VoC.
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by mdpm 10y ago
Organic systems fare better when decentralised, that much is true (bacteria are inarguably more successful than man), but the politicisation of media in any direction is dangerous. SMTP didn't try sell you on an ethos. Social and conte
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by mdpm 10y ago
This is a non-story.
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by mdpm 10y ago
When men are rightly occupied, their amusement grows out of their work, as the colour-petals out of a fruitful flower;—when they are faithfully helpful and compassionate, all their emotions become steady, deep, perpetual, and vivifying to t
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by mdpm 10y ago
These are all still on linux. That we're seeing results like we are with dotnet core, nascent and barely over v1 is great. Cloud, just JS/C#, Json serialisation - http://i.imgur.com/KTOwNq0.png Cloud, same langua
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by mdpm 10y ago
And who shall I say is calling? -- You will be missed but never forgotten.
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by mdpm 10y ago
If I hired someone to stand outside and cover up some share of the offerings on my store's billboard, clearly varying only by the perceived race of whoever was walking by, the discrimination here would be violently evident. Regardless
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by mdpm 10y ago
How has no-one here made the observation that the reason for this is due to true password strength checks, that use existing password distribution data that is prohibitive in size to send to the browser? They're not doing the wrong thi
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by mdpm 11y ago
I am simply frightened by this. Dependency freezing is a tenet of reproducible builds, reproducible builds a principle of engineering for any sort of reliability. This varies not a whit between interpreted or compiled languages. To extrapol
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by mdpm 11y ago
tangential, but spaceengine is awesome.
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by mdpm 11y ago
Meanwhile, I still can't edit a playlist while playing it. edit: constructively put - there's simpler stuff to fix UX and match user patterns still isn't there?

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