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by oaiey 1y ago
Internal iterators, expression trees, etc. Many LINQ variants (depends on the data source) also do not execute the chain step by step but building first an expression tree and then translating that into native query syntax (e.g. SQL)
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by oaiey 1y ago
For the development of the platform, like desktop apps, no. But as web server, api or just whatever logic layer, definitely. Big times. On Linux in containers or lambdas.
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by oaiey 1y ago
My naive question: so if I have node, express, and JS tagged template literals. Is not that what PHP does. Route some url to a html interpolated with code. What is the add-on from this library? The only thing I read out of it, is some css a
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by oaiey 1y ago
Surely there is somewhere a number, but my educated guess is that 90% of all new / greenfield deployments go into a Linux (or a Lambda/Docker variant).
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by oaiey 1y ago
You have not programmed Java with J2EE / Jakarta EE right? (me neither but that is the kind of factories you build there ... at least in folklore)
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by oaiey 1y ago
Real challenge are not LEGO System pieces but LEGO Technic pieces where you do not have to build layers bottom-up but everything inside out
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by oaiey 1y ago
The matrix development is carried by France a lot for their secure communication. The German affair hopped onto that.
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by oaiey 2y ago
In usage yes, in analysis yes but not in general popularity. And to Rust ... definitely. Rust is a niche product for system development. A very good one. A very popular one. But nothing you need for your day to day microservice.
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by oaiey 2y ago
I also see this happening. Since a 80 year old alliance becomes unreliable, protective measures will go up. The US companies like the FAANGs profited a lot in the last 30 years by that, they will be a hit on their revenues, regulations will
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by oaiey 2y ago
There is a very simple reason for not being on the list: It support HTTP/3 and the purpose of the post was to show the lack of support in common languages. .NET does not fit that list well. And it is obviously only popular in the dark
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by oaiey 2y ago
Am I the only one who think: "Canadian government officials joking about that 'Musk is throwing now satellites at them'".
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by oaiey 2y ago
And that kids is why we translator is a profession (and not an algorithm). AI is attempting itself on it, but is at least three steps away from it (finding a really suitable word, rewriting the whole paragraph to fit this word contextually,
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by oaiey 2y ago
It was necessary and worth it.
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by oaiey 2y ago
It is funny how our industry struggles with effort affordable user interface toolkit. Aside of that: cool game
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by oaiey 2y ago
Fight means here: Influence the political landscape in Europe how Musk is already starting. So not lobbying but spreading opinion/propaganda etc like Russia and China are doing to change the election outcomes. We are allowed to self-de
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by oaiey 2y ago
And honestly, with the reactive programming approach ... a related UX for IDE should not be that hard either. I think most framework developers unfortunately forget productivity as a key metric. Might be a bit unfair however, the lack of vi
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by oaiey 2y ago
Google: One Laptop per Child ;) replace education in places without electricity with survival in case of civilization end.
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by oaiey 2y ago
so why not sub-setting JSON Schema? Like done with XML Infoset for example compared to XSD. And extensions are also possible to achieve POCO details as needed.
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by oaiey 2y ago
IMHO, there are three scenarios: - Regular Web / Services: IMHO, Go, Java, .NET are better candidates there - IoT devices with Web or API interfaces: Rust is good there. Access to I/O resources etc. - Extreme high-performance serv
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by oaiey 2y ago
sometimes words like "Teams" should be written like a verb... small first character.
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by oaiey 2y ago
Is "from" keyword originating from .NET (Framework 3.5 in 2007) or is this pre-existing somewhere in research?
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by oaiey 2y ago
Because the personal home page is not called Science or Nature. And is not reviewed etc. Also could be pirates. System is broken, do not get me wrong. But just a homepage is not the solution
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by oaiey 2y ago
I agree, take an internal which is able to abstract and understand logistics and your niche and combine the person with a lead engineer/team you hire. Send the internal on some PO, scrum and requirement engineering trainings. The lead
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by oaiey 2y ago
Understanding the domain is mission critical for projects. As the lead/architect/PO/... You need to balance what stakeholder say and what the really need. You can not get that, if you do not know the domain. This is all DDD p
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by oaiey 2y ago
Chrome on Android is not supported.
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by oaiey 2y ago
In an industry which is based on ticking check boxes for auditors, relying on Crowd strike will auto untick the checkbox. The only hope for them is rebrand and starting from scratch.
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by oaiey 2y ago
Clouds/PaaSs are just at the beginning at their evolvement. Writing apps is still far too complicated. So, I do not belief that clouds are at the end of their innovation.
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by oaiey 2y ago
Maybe it is also because many families cannot afford anymore the prices Lego demands for their sets. I can imagine the poor father in front of the shelf weighting his options.
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by oaiey 2y ago
Telling good news is important. (obviously this is a statistics ... so let us assume someone tweaked it ... but that does not minimize the positive news)
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by oaiey 2y ago
Modern productivity experiences in Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace are something very different than just invading another market and killing the market leader there. The Teams use case as shown a high degree of integration with the rest

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