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by oaiey 4y ago
If you span some ten-thousand solar panels in e.g. Northern Africa your problem is not the loss of energy because you have far too much green energy. Same is true for nearly all summer months when it comes to photovoltaic on the roofs of ho
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by oaiey 4y ago
Who said that batteries are the only way of energy storage. Hydrogen is discussed because of that. And yes, energy production also need to switch to reach CO2 emission goals.
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by oaiey 4y ago
Unlimited Speed on Highways = People who drive really fast = People think their time is money = Entrepreneur mindset = FDP key voters. Guess what we Germans are unable to kill either: Adding a generic speed limit so we do not get heart atta
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by oaiey 4y ago
WiFi is not the competition ;) It is the brother in arms ;)
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by oaiey 4y ago
To be exact, they have three active CLRs: CoreCLR, (Framework) CLR and MonoVM. WebAssembly, Android and iOS apps use the MonoVM because it is optimized on AOT.
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by oaiey 4y ago
Not only legitimate. Also better for many scenarios. Not only when you consider your existing workforce but also hire new people. It is so much easier if you onboard someone into something which is procedural at its heart and everyone can t
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by oaiey 4y ago
With all my love for .NET, why not continue Java with its new features when it fits to your developer base, existing products etc. Give it one or two more years and Java is where C# is ... also aesthetically. As did JavaScript.
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by oaiey 4y ago
Awesome but today this would be a different story line ... maybe: two old conservatives (Java and C#) re-inventing themselves to fight against the hipsters (Go, Swift, JS, ...) ;)
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by oaiey 4y ago
Because syntax highlighting in JavaScript is (presumingly) not covered by LSP but by a generic syntax parser. And these updates take endless through the supply chain pipeline. And as a side note: LSPs are not exactly free these days anymore
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by oaiey 4y ago
Thank You for your service.
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by oaiey 4y ago
You need to keep the UI responsive, so you hand off all resource or cpu heavy work off the UI thread, give back control to rendering and responding to user input ... and later need to collect the results in the UI thread to change the UI st
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by oaiey 4y ago
Once you develop in a non single threaded ui framework it is not only about performance.
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by oaiey 4y ago
I admire his work. He takes the time to deep dive us in such a variety of topics. Just awesome.
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by oaiey 4y ago
And objects. And so many more things. Wasm is a cpu or low level operating system and not programming language
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by oaiey 4y ago
Because it is not a penalty despite it looks like one. They got a privilege they normally do not have (the visa) which has an expiration date. Do not get me wrong, this is hard for every single person and sucks in a general economic turndow
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by oaiey 4y ago
Hoping that a nuclear power breaks apart is a nightmare. This is true for states like Pakistan but when you have a stockpile in the thousands and a nuclear logistical distribution like Russia it is nearly guarantee that we have several (ter
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by oaiey 4y ago
A bit off-topic: How is any of the code samples intuitive for a beginner to use. I understand and love the reactive principle (and it immense benefit when it comes to sizeable UIs) and high-level react (never coded it) ... but still, the sh
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by oaiey 4y ago
Comparable to the impacts in academics and other area, the renaming as annoying as it was, is an action without impact on any functional aspects (but surely on social aspects)
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by oaiey 4y ago
Is not the solution called curl :)
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by oaiey 4y ago
Absolutely. I fully expect Australian kids tell their parents at diner how they made a Instagram story of them and the poisonous snake ;)
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by oaiey 4y ago
Maybe. But we all agree that American suburbs are peaceful, heaven-like places compared to many places in the world. In Australia it is poisoness animals, in many countries it is the availability of drugs, in some crime, kidnapping and rapi
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by oaiey 4y ago
Thanks. That is exactly my train of thought on this. Nice to see this positioned also from you.
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by oaiey 4y ago
Very good points and clear benefits. My worries are however, the exact layouting demands when you talk to stakeholders. So maybe not a 10px topic but a layering story, LTR-user-to-database thinking, ...
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by oaiey 4y ago
I just posted parallel to your post. What is your positioning of mermaid (and friends like plantuml) vs. visually crafted diagrams? Textual editing, auto-layouting, little work, obviously, but where is the niche compared to visual editors.
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by oaiey 4y ago
I love Markdown. I love textual work. But as an architect, doing diagrams with Mermaid or plantuml is really the wrong thing to do. As an architect you communicate with diagrams. Aesthetics, pixel alignment, colors, custom ordering, ... the
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by oaiey 4y ago
There is also a layering concern here. Login is not the problem of a presentation layer. We ranted so much when Chrome added Google Login half a decade ago.
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by oaiey 4y ago
Graphs are always hard. I would love seeing graph databases to be more common, but no.
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by oaiey 4y ago
Ideally
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by oaiey 4y ago
That is all fair. The premise is the article headline that open source or Foss is dead. An open source software no one can use is a dead software. So the success of a Foss software might not only depend on functional aspects in Future but a
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by oaiey 4y ago
When I introduce a product to users I have to take care of its post-market cybersecurity. This is healthcare reality for years and now comes to all products. The interesting here is: What is a product? Most open source is not. The millions

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