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by rat9988 1y ago
Never happened on my samsung.
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by rat9988 1y ago
Indeed, but a research isn't necessarily a debate. In this case, it was not.
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by rat9988 1y ago
You didn't have a debate, you just researched a question.
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by rat9988 2y ago
I think op is asking has there been many real case scenarios in practice that pushed for this change?
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by rat9988 2y ago
> than something truly HN front-page worthy. The bar is not that high though, and is not the same for everyone depending on the content.
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by rat9988 2y ago
Then don't write it at all. The asterisk doesn't make it any better.
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by rat9988 2y ago
it increased by 100%, not 1x.
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by rat9988 2y ago
My routine changes depending on location and the year anyway.
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by rat9988 2y ago
Depends how you imagine a function. Just imagine it like a funnel. Your argument is honestly at the very least irrelevant.
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by rat9988 2y ago
> According to The Principle of Least Surprise (Principle of Least Astonishment, POLA)[1] there is should be a symmetry I'm not sure you can say that. You might be the only one surprised by multiple inputs single output.
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by rat9988 2y ago
What was wrong with his proposition, things like range could be made to handle it or whatever. What's your point?
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by rat9988 2y ago
I don't trust Apple either. They also collect data and use it for advertising.
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by rat9988 2y ago
You can have respect for this and his decisions and still think it is doesn't look good for c#.
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by rat9988 2y ago
Agencies seem to get involved even in private "independant" companies. It has nothing to do with the official string attachments.
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by rat9988 2y ago
Wether there is annexion or not, does it make it any better for the dead?
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by rat9988 2y ago
> But they not stated it is <because> of C#'s performance But I just said my point is not about performance at all! It is about the whole package. Performance of c# and go are both enough for my usecase, same for java and c ob
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by rat9988 2y ago
I didn't say it was very performance critical, go and c# are both good enough for us in this regard. The problem is that, when evaluating the whole thing, they decided against c#, that is problematic here.
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by rat9988 2y ago
The grand parent was talking about AOT.
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by rat9988 2y ago
>Pity that they didn't go with AOT compiled .NET, though. I was trying ot push .net as our possible language for somehow high performance executables. Seeing this means I'll stop trying to advocate for it. If even this team doe
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by rat9988 2y ago
I'm not sure we can call it "the people behind the mp3 format". Fraunhofer is a very big instituion.
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by rat9988 2y ago
It is for future navalnies.
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by rat9988 2y ago
Most popular websites gather a lot of intelligent people. Nothing specific to 4chan.
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by rat9988 2y ago
I'm not sure it is. It looks pretty reasonable. I'm not sure about what your whole outrage is. You are a paying customer, so they have to send you an email before they do the public announcement?
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by rat9988 2y ago
No, it's the opposit of racist actually.
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by rat9988 2y ago
Exactly, so why not write them?
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by rat9988 2y ago
Then why should end users expect anything? Microsoft is already paying for developpers.
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by rat9988 2y ago
Who ever paid to use the extensions marketplace?
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by rat9988 2y ago
The marketplace isn't operated on a paid contract for vetted extensions. You vet the extensions you use. Most don't, and it's ok. Don't shift the blame and the cost on microsoft though, they don't have to offer it.
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by rat9988 2y ago
Given the context in which you answered, it is wrong. The president carries out the law, but isn't above the law, doesn't decide what is the law, and his actions are to be verified, if necessary, if conform to the law. His authori
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by rat9988 2y ago
I'm not sure why you are downvoted. Is it wrong?

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