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by oaiey 3y ago
while (fork()) { while (malloc(1000)) { } } while (true) {} // or whatever true was in good old C ;) my most loved program when I was a young student on a mainframe with 20 other kids.
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by oaiey 3y ago
Well, do not disagree with that, but the first thing which need to vanish is the excuse of everyone that they have no idea. And a single incident by a regular court process would be enough to fire the supervisor. It is a tool in the end. Ho
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by oaiey 3y ago
Two thoughts: they should use tools like this by default within the police so the supervisors get by default alarms if their field officers do something brutal. And then you can do reporting up the whole hierarchy, how much stays unreported
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by oaiey 3y ago
I share this perspective. Most boxes in this diagram are AWS names for a thing existing in normal datacenter or TCP/IP networking. I am an old schooler who personally never worked a lot with AWS, but I think this is pretty clean.
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by oaiey 3y ago
XML in XMLHttpRequest was first superseded by HTML and then by JSON. And JSON only because the JavaScript API for XML (aka. the DOM API) is the worst thing imaginable compared to the simplicity offered by JSON.parse and then the JS native r
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by oaiey 3y ago
Following that time frameworks like ASP or Coldfusion (?) had server side JavaScript for code snippets similar to what the browsers were doing on the client. So I think, the JavaScript on the server note here is more addressing the ASP use
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by oaiey 3y ago
Publishing in Science is a definitely harder if you not only have to juggle the science but also the English sentence structure.
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by oaiey 3y ago
Thanks. Very much a buzzword then.
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by oaiey 3y ago
People sometimes forget that CI/CD and effective server management was common practice before the cloud :)
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by oaiey 3y ago
I read object relational? Can someone enlighten me? Entity relational fine but what makes it object relational? Has someone flipped on the buzzword in the years I did not pay attention
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by oaiey 3y ago
Because our industry barely left their baby shoes behind it. We are not even teenagers. And why our brilliance does not make a difference: it is a human problem :)
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by oaiey 3y ago
I would take that with a serious grain of salt. The kernel is also in the Xbox, the headset, the azure deployments in some form, the server os, etc. There are easy three other divisions neck deep in the funding of the kernel.
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by oaiey 3y ago
You are too the point. With the nitpicky addition, that Functional Programming prefers things like looping as functions to generate a homogenous construct which you can play with. There is no reason why loop cannot be expressed with some ke
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by oaiey 3y ago
I still think it is brutal we let our industry rookies learn complicated programming concepts in complicated languages like Java, python, js or god forbid anything functional. I still think it is a huge mistake be Microsoft to let Basic rot
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by oaiey 3y ago
Do not forget Pearl.
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by oaiey 3y ago
I do not. Co-routine thinking is more complex than imperative coding regarding the teaching aspects. Java and more concrete C# are the one who took Pascal and Delphi originally out of the game for day to day programming. And Go is already s
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by oaiey 3y ago
Teacher and kids not being focused. I learnt using Pascal and it was perfect.
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by oaiey 3y ago
Many years ago I learned programming that way. Pascal then C, Assembler and VB Script. I completely agree with the argument that it is a great teaching language. Our teachers even explained this to us. JS, C, C#, Python and Java syntax is j
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by oaiey 3y ago
Depends a lot on the language does not it?
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by oaiey 3y ago
As a C# guy I am also amazed by this. Somehow the C# frameworks and community skipped this degree of pattern madness and took a more pragmatic approach. I think this is because of the more industrial and less academic influence on the langu
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by oaiey 3y ago
Exactly. This is all over engineered thinking. They probably pulled the core Instagram engineering team and gave them a new task. They used what they had.
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by oaiey 3y ago
I certainly remember my father digging the earth of our fruit garden aside half a year after the fallout of Chernobyl. Things added to perspective.
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by oaiey 3y ago
Both comments are right. Projectional Editors are the thing to avoid parsers (instead of parsing you spend time in the editor though). And MPS is indeed a beast.
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by oaiey 3y ago
I completely agree with that. I have problems that after a DDD phase we have a suitable entity model and afterwards conversations with business and UX are very often very interesting.
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by oaiey 3y ago
Data Oriented Design is more beginner friendly. Because it does not deal with people and business but only with purity of data modelling. When I was young, my first step in a new project was painting the Entity Relationship Model. That gave
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by oaiey 3y ago
That is not sufficient in total numbers. That would be in the press that a whole part of the population goes Tor. They would never be quiet enough about it. Looks anorganic and if it is organic I bet for Netflix and co related.
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by oaiey 3y ago
Well DI is a standard lib or even Framework thingy. Have not seen anyone except Google (PWA/Chromebook) advancing the standard lib in any structural way. DI hast no space in the Standard lib. It is Framework space. It belongs into reac
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by oaiey 3y ago
Anonymous types are nominal types (like all others in .NET). They are just auto-generated and auto-named. Duck Typing at runtime is possible and to a degree checkable and compile-time.
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by oaiey 3y ago
when you substract everything what C/C++/Java is, this will be interesting comparison what is closer ;)
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by oaiey 3y ago
If I understand your question right, for C# look at the following article, last paragraph regards object which leave the scope of the using (C# does not have the JS "var" but only the JS "let" behavior, so it is slightly

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