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by oaiey 3y ago
We are now in de facto monopolistic behavior (think apple, Microsoft and Google or Azure, GCS and AWS) with permanent price raises of the richest companies in the world. Data interop can break this de-facto monopoly and allow competition.
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by oaiey 3y ago
The commission is subject to the courts like any other government body. The European courts have been quite in point in defending consumers and common people. IMHO no drama here.
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by oaiey 3y ago
And on topic of trade union: we are now 20 or 30 years beyond that point depending which treaty you take. When you integrate trade, you agree on rules. When you establish rules, you need a government body. When you govern the four freedoms,
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by oaiey 3y ago
Many countries do not elect leaders but parlamentarian representants with their own freedom to elect whoever they like. While I do not appreciate the way how the commission is assembled, it is just two election representations away from the
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by oaiey 3y ago
And while you are right, languages and communications play with nuances like that. It is all about context.
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by oaiey 3y ago
While I agree, I think it is a matter of perspective. For the industry a click rate of 0.00020 vs 0.00026 makes a big financial difference. (Numbers are obviously made up :))
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by oaiey 3y ago
IMHO, we are not in a state of overregulation in IT. We are certainly on a path towards having more solid regulatory framework (looking at privacy, post market cybersecurity and basic no-gos like here) but the road is still long and overreg
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by oaiey 3y ago
I have a very high confidence that DNS survives. And I would not bet against http, html and fundamental E/R databases. Http and html evolution can be managed by Wordpress inc. The database migrated. I am worried that a cobol/VB st
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by oaiey 3y ago
The diagram industry is ready to be disrupted. Views on views, your pushing idea, etc. So many ideas. Right now most tools including lucidchart and old timers like Enterprise architect are far too static
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by oaiey 3y ago
The "Sample UML" is no UML. My apologies for being rude but this is not a component diagram nor any other standardized UML diagram. UML components have a visual indicator (to not confuse them with classes), use ports and connector
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by oaiey 3y ago
UML is awful when you pick up its meta stuff and try to use it 100% perfect. Otherwise it has all critical modeling methods and established a shared visual understanding. I prefer UML any day over eg lucidchart or Visio. Not that they canno
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by oaiey 3y ago
Most zones are not accurate. The US also has very doubtful numbers. I guess depends a lot on public sources.
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by oaiey 3y ago
Correct. But solar is also very fluctuating (wind also) and as a consequence often coal / natural gas has to compensate. As a German totally supporting the renewable agenda but there is a reality to face.
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by oaiey 3y ago
They also go me for a while (and I have C in my education but with C/C++ you never know for sure) but when Microsoft invented C I knew something was wrong.
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by oaiey 3y ago
They do not need to be the conduit, being an advocate would be sufficient.
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by oaiey 3y ago
The OSI (as described here) would be in the primary position to make suggestion and even legal frameworks for cooperations to pay for open source maintainers etc. One of the core problems of open source. Indeed, beyond license listings, the
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by oaiey 3y ago
Our industry somehow lacks a good understanding of licenses. Like you outline, just use a different license. They might not attract people to contribute (because everyone has motives) but prevent all the aspects of behavior you do not want
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by oaiey 3y ago
IMHO, they are working already a while on discriminated unions. Not yet there.
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by oaiey 3y ago
Reactive Programming I guess is the key to GUIs from F#/FP perspective. It is the modern way of doing things anyway but requires then a UI stack which is optimized for it.
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by oaiey 3y ago
There is a nuance I love to bring up: .NET biggest strength in the apps market today is the best support for native interop. Bridging .NET to Swift/Objective-C or .NET to (Android) Java. Every time there are layer in between, you loose
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by oaiey 3y ago
The blog is indeed the worst example you could run for this case. As you pointed out, modern C# would be same length (which is his "wow" effect on the functional core) but also has the F# not really a higher readability than the s
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by oaiey 3y ago
Best comment here. Never thought about if from that angle, considering my hate for window in window.
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by oaiey 3y ago
I personally hate this from Synology. While their apps are meaningful structured and look good, it is just a natural mismatch to put sub windows into a parent window. Anyone remembering multi sub window apps in the Microsoft office suite in
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by oaiey 3y ago
The abbreviation of "MS Build" is not working well. msbuild is the build system (as in make, ant, Gradle, ...) of .NET and VS generally. Mixing msbuild and Java would be so wrong.
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by oaiey 3y ago
Completely my train of thoughts. And it is not only china. Patents are based on laws and laws serve a society... If that does not work anymore (obviously after a long and broken process) the law changes.
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by oaiey 3y ago
In our company we do medical devices. It is a hard SDLC business. Once a colleague of us left and shifted over to another (much bigger) medical device company. I met him some years later and he told me, retroperspectively, our company is a
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by oaiey 3y ago
Sounds like a bubble thing. Sure x86 may go (as will arm one day), but there is a very solid, healthy and huge Laptop market outside than Apple.
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by oaiey 3y ago
Well when the whole world is reading, you only publish what is really "solid" ... and that means ... not that ground-breaking. So I think you are right, he is catching up. Just I think the motivation is more "do not screw my
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by oaiey 3y ago
I understand the regulatory / Slack perspective on it, put I have my troubles from a architecture perspective. The amount of interface you would need to decouple Sharepoint from Teams is huge. People/Groups, Documents, Snippets, F
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by oaiey 3y ago
Feedback - Privacy would definitely forbid many people to use this. Make it offline, app or offline deployable ... would help. - obviously translations into other languages

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