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by rhencke 8y ago
Or, have your cake and eat it too! https://xon.sh
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by rhencke 8y ago
Do you have a source for this?
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by rhencke 8y ago
Graal is able to produce native, statically linked executables that do not require a JVM installed to run. See the native-image component of Graal.
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by rhencke 8y ago
The yawn was really not necessary.
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by rhencke 8y ago
> No on writes code and just deploys. I wish this was true. I stopped keeping track of how many times I've seen people break stuff because they deploy code that simply doesn't work, because they figured they could just eyeball
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by rhencke 8y ago
To give some examples of this: * Chrome encourages you to sign in to the browser with a Google account. * Firefox's new tab page shows stories and articles from Pocket. * The news feed shown by default in Edge provides stories from MSN
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by rhencke 8y ago
The author of Paint.NET struggled with the source code being lifted, rebranded and sold for a profit. https://blog.getpaint.net/2007/12/04/freeware-authors-beware...
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by rhencke 8y ago
I do wonder if that will be slowly changing under new ownership. Java 9 and 10 had some pretty risky changes, compared to the prior releases. Take a look at the migration guide. https://docs.oracle.com/javase/10/
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by rhencke 8y ago
Reality is not some immutable force. We all take a role in shaping it. In my current role I work on a very large build chain for a very large software product. I have pushed and chipped away at that build chain over the last three years,
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by rhencke 8y ago
There are many conventions held around technologies no longer in common use, but which still have an avid following of those that still find usefulness or enjoyment from them. For example, conferences around the Amiga and the Commodore 64 a
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by rhencke 8y ago
That's an unfortunate stance on Groovy. Groovy code is often far more brief than Java's, and it has some beautifully expressive capability for making DSLs, both through its world-view on closures and its ability for the developer
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by rhencke 8y ago
It's likely just the mechanism used for selecting what stores are featured on the front page of the site. Note that every story directly featured on https://www.streetsblog.org/ is filed under "promoted".
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by rhencke 8y ago
I believe one of the reasons Linux continues to be successful today is _because_ they keep the drivers in mainline _without_ a stable API. It is a key motivator to ensure drivers remain available and supported well into the future of Linux.
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by rhencke 8y ago
I think the point was that you still directly depend on a chain of service providers when you use the Internet. You don't free yourself of that.
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by rhencke 8y ago
Build servers, video conversion/streaming, and hosting game servers are use cases that would certainly benefit from this in a hobbyist/home environment.
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by rhencke 8y ago
The spatial Finder is still alive and well in modern macOS! All you have to do is hide the toolbar, and it pops back into spatial Finder mode. Give it a try!
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by rhencke 8y ago
Pony is not 1.0 yet. The language is still malleable.
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by rhencke 8y ago
Maybe that's a subset of 'gaming culture' you've experienced. But, I've played in many, many large online areas across a diverse set of games, socialized in many gaming forums online and, simply put, this would not
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by rhencke 8y ago
I am someone who flagged your post. I promise, it had nothing to do with your content, and it had nothing to do with this space not being friendly to those who are LGBT - I am one of those four letters, myself. It had to do with the dismiss
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by rhencke 8y ago
That isn't how Voat was created at all.
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by rhencke 8y ago
Please remember there's a genuine human on the other end, trying to have a respectful conversation with you.
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by rhencke 8y ago
At least three to five. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kubernetes#History
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by rhencke 8y ago
It's honestly very common people are unaware. http://ebb.org/bkuhn/blog/2009/11/08/gpl-enforcement.html > I'd say that 98% of the violations I've ever worked on since 1998 have bee
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by rhencke 8y ago
It is a noun as well. https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/console Specifically: 3b. a combination of readouts or displays and an input device (such as a keyboard or switches) by which an operator can monitor and
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by rhencke 8y ago
Git offers the _option_ to sign commits. Git itself makes no guarantees that a commit's author is who it's listed to be, unless you use signed commits. Signing a commit does not verify parent commits in the way I think you think
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by rhencke 8y ago
Sure, how about, for example: Dubbo - 20,634 stars - https://github.com/apache/incubator-dubbo FastJSON - 14,483 stars - https://github.com/alibaba/fastjson RocketMQ - 4,962 stars - https:/
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by rhencke 8y ago
I'm not so sure about that. We in the US certainly did such to England with cotton mills. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samuel_Slater
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by rhencke 8y ago
The best practical description of monads I've heard, with apologies as I do not remember the quote's author: What if, in C++, the semicolon was an operator you could overload?
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by rhencke 8y ago
This is pretty slick. Nice job on visualizing CSS grids and their properties. There are some really nice touches, like when you drag a grid boundary, it highlights the changing properties in green. I'd love to see that expanded to al
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by rhencke 8y ago
I believe the parent comment was referring to hyperlinks, not dynamic linking. The point was more that once webpages become applications running on the client (think single page apps), the natural document metaphor of web pages and the tool

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