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9y ago
Having to call the method to get a deprecation notice is theoretically a non-problem, if you have a proper test-suite. Any interpreted language will have this problem anyway. Not to take away anything from your comment, just nitpicking.
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Besides, PHP is a mature and very well working technology. Not shiny, but otherwise very good.
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Should it?
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9y ago
Because objects are supposed to hide their internal state and the actions you do with them are heavily dependent on that state. This means that an object must have an identity to be sure you're working with the right object. If you don
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> Which components influence the problem here without ending up only being an influencer on the supply or the demand? If all the relevant components "just" affect supply and demand then it's useless to analyze supply and
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Are you sure? This is a recurring theme in your arguments but I don't necessarily agree with you. What are the reasons for you to think that?
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10y ago
I think there is a difference between organizing and sponsoring a show, and comissioning an actual work of art with a specific goal. Arguable though.
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10y ago
Well, the goal of an art studio is to make art (and money by doing so, to be able to create more art). The goal of those dirty (/s) corporations is only marketing, or something else, but it isn't art.
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10y ago
Well, much of the point of making a statue for a sculptor is to gain recognition. Not every artist wants to be a heremit. I don't see the problem of having one of your works publicizing how good you are at doing that kind of work.
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The policy was implemented in Amazon DE. The US has nothing tobdo here.
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> finding specialist developers who know these dated technologies It's crazy to think that developing something native on Desktop using the default stack of the operating system means using "dated technologies".
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10y ago
Maybe you're right and I'm mistaken. That said, I'd like to note that a custom OS for AWS (servers), and a user OS (desktop or mobile) are extremely different things.
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Both big risk and long term? I don't think so. They're not a company with much philosophical vision. They provide good, useful, services to make money. That's not enough to start a successful operating system. I don't
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Amazon is way too business and money oriented to make such a long term and risky investment.
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I think the parent implied that it got quite complex, like c++, and he doesn't like the complexity.
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> I don't really know poppler. Exactly. Web developers live in a bubble, and because they don't know much about native alternatives, they assume they don't exist. Note: I'm a web developer and I don't know popple
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The biggest problem with Netflix is that it is not able to obtain rights for a lot of movies or series so you don't have a full catalog. So series and movies are fragmented between providers or totally unavailable. Netflix is not much
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Given all the discussion about vegans here, I dread the day when a high percentage or, god forbid, majority of the population start looking down on those dirty, pesky, meat-eaters that ruin the environment and "won't anyone please
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This is a faulty argument. People who join various religious sects say the same exact things. Overlooking whether vegans or religious sects are good, bad or whatever, what really happens is probably that people find other vegan people, beco
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"well bred" is indeed a more correct translation
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10y ago
So we can accept this as probably true but we are not willing to accept that 10x programmers exist?
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10y ago
Luckily we can't include pics
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10y ago
Maybe the the exposed application acts like a proxy for the internal apis, only check authentication info and pass on the request to the postgrest servers.
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10y ago
Technically not a circle
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10y ago
Unfortunately, in the real world, typing doesn't always work like in the test. For example I'm a heavy IDE user and I know exactly what kind of autocompletes it will present me when I write something or what kind of shortcuts I ca
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"I've been speaking italian, french and spanish for 20 years. I'm sure people who speak germanic languages will roll their eyes to a traditional latin-languages guy like me, but the german sentence you mention is simply not s
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Moreover this is a terrible pattern. I would never use an ORM like that. An ORM implemented using the DataMapper pattern is so much better.
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I don't think seeing who looked at your profile is a hard feature to build. Odnoklassniki (russian social website) has it. It's obviously a conscious business decision.
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10y ago
This means that if I say I come from reddit I'd get lots of replies right?
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> A function that accesses a local variable of a function that has since been popped off the stack Here is where it's less transparent. In a language like javascript there is no concept of a stack so what's in the quote doesn&#
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