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841.
by slver 5y ago
FS isn't hard to implement, you scale by integer factor and scale down the buffer to fit the screen. This is literally how masOS does it. And they've basically pioneered the concept of scaling for high DPI screen when they introdu
842.
by slver 5y ago
Source on your random claim?
843.
by slver 5y ago
Yes, don't look up who Muse Group are. Don't wait for anything to happen at all. Just knee jerk.
844.
by slver 5y ago
Regarding blog post, resources and trailing slashes: we have base tags.
845.
by slver 5y ago
How about your phone.
846.
by slver 5y ago
In Java it isn't but this is specific to Java (and clones of Java like C#). This is because Java has single-inheritance enforcement for classes. C++ for example has multiple inheritance. So the way you do an interface is you just write
847.
by slver 5y ago
The problem is "developer" spans a gigantic range of capabilities. Someone who wrote Hello World in Chrome's Console is a developer, and someone writing kernel code professionally is also a developer. It's hard to define
848.
by slver 5y ago
New startup idea: make something like Medium, where people can live-edit their blog posts one sentence at a time, and people can watch the process and write comments.
849.
by slver 5y ago
Only my dog knows my parental lock password. Son of a bitch doesn't let go no matter how many treats I feed him.
850.
by slver 5y ago
I'm a simpler man, I keep hitting "15 more minutes" in an infinite loop. I'm also able to snooze my alarm for hours when I know I have to attend to something important, but not THAT important.
851.
by slver 5y ago
I think thanks to Java opting to use "implements" for interfaces, people no longer associate "inheritance" as the thing we do when we write a fully abstract class (i.e. interface) and then "inherit" this abstra
852.
by slver 5y ago
You're in effect saying "no, EU didn't sue iPhone because it added an App Store to iPhone, it sued iPhone because it was successful". Is that better? Become successful, get sued? Android has 87% market share, iOS has 13%
853.
by slver 5y ago
This comment may get too meta, but technically everything we do, ever, is a performance hack.
854.
by slver 5y ago
Let's take a step and ponder wouldn't you find it bizarre to have this sequence of events: 1. Apple creates iPod, and iTunes serves as its music store. 2. Apple creates iPhone, which has an iPod app. 3. Apple introduces App Store
855.
by slver 5y ago
It's often how law works. For example companies often create subsidiaries in order to limit liability of the parent company.
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by slver 5y ago
Inheritance is static composition. Everything we do statically is for two reasons: 1. Static invariants (not subject to runtime-defined conditions). 2. Performance (AOT compilers know more about the system and can elide more code and devirt
857.
by slver 5y ago
So then if Apple Music internally pays 30% to App Store, we're all good by this definition.
858.
by slver 5y ago
The App Store, iOS and Apple's hardware are all Apple's infrastructure.
859.
by slver 5y ago
Technically physical reality is also a neural network.
860.
by slver 5y ago
I’m not sure what you’re referring to.
861.
by slver 6y ago
You implied printing is tech illiterate. I've had to print web content for many reasons, including sharing it with strangers whose email/phone/messenger I don't have. Or a group of people whose details I do have, but I d
862.
by slver 6y ago
I feel cheated. The site says pigeons aren't real, but actually then claims they're drones. Being a drone is still a state of being real.
863.
by slver 6y ago
Your point would have greater validity if your savings were impervious to theft and devaluation in any other world's currency.
864.
by slver 6y ago
Headers are hard to spot in code examples, in traffic sniffers, in logs, and in this case a version can alter the behavior of an API from subtly to drastically producing endless amount of WTFs for your dev team because they can't easil
865.
by slver 6y ago
> It doesn't really matter how you version. While there are many right ways to version, there are also a few wrong ones. Like putting the version in a header.
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by slver 6y ago
GraphQL's evolvable approach will likely not work that well on the "mutation" (i.e. command) side, because while you can map read-only data and remap and remap until it's beaten into submission, commands tend to have sem
867.
by slver 6y ago
Green threads aren't actual threads. They're an abstraction letting you have an async event loop, but writing synchronous-like code. It's precisely what you do need.
868.
by slver 6y ago
You need operating system support in the form of async I/O, which every OS offers. No special runtimes, no threads required.
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by slver 6y ago
This article was a whole lot of "this pain you feel, cherish it, it's good". It embraces a defect introduced for BC reasons as if it's sound engineering. It really isn't. If you start over, there's no reason an
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by slver 6y ago
Is it incorrect to call it static electricity, though.

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