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ssdspoimdsjvv
2mo ago
If I understand correctly, it just wraps an existing Linux driver in a container. You can hardly call that writing a driver.
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2mo ago
Read up on XPath axes:)
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2mo ago
any serious enterprise software that attempts to fit every company's workflow (rather than forcing the company to follow theirs)
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5mo ago
At what point is it easier and faster to just code it yourself? I don't trust myself to write better specs than code.
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6mo ago
I've learnt that if a test only fails sometimes, it can take a long time for somebody to actually investigate the cause,in the meantime it's written off as just another flaky test. If there really is a bug, it will probably surfac
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6mo ago
I dislike the intent too. A website should simply not be able to see which apps I've got installed. Imagine Facebook doing stuff like this in order to know what ads they should serve.
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8mo ago
I think uploading a file, editing it and downloading it back is such an uncommon operation that it makes no sense to apply any smart heuristics.
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9mo ago
You, as a maintainer, are free to ignore any such expectations and do what you want. There are no obligations. You only risk disappointing people (or corporations), and losing Github stars. If that leads to unmaintained libraries, that prob
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9mo ago
Is the consensus that software will be both developed and tested by machines? Will there still be a human in the loop? I hope at least some testing or approval will still be done by people, otherwise the software we use everyday will become
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10mo ago
Intelligence has many dimensions.
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11mo ago
The parent comment was talking about a deployed application, and making sure users can't modify the source code. In that case, your image hopefully was built using source code from a VCS and no such changes will have been applied. This
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11mo ago
Smalltalk being so malleable also makes it possible to completely disable source code inspection/execution.
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11mo ago
Perhaps your passport was checked on departure instead of on arrival? At least that's how it worked when taking the Eurostar train.
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1y ago
How do you define cryptography? Let's say my files are written in a format that only my software can read. Is it then illegal to distribute said files?
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1y ago
Of course, it just becomes the HelperUtilService!
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1y ago
There's a working group dedicated to breathing new life into the standard: https://qt4cg.org/specifications/xslt-40/Overview.html Last updated just under a week ago!
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1y ago
An AI-powered editor I assume. Always having to come up with your own thoughts must be tiresome.
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1y ago
What about QA, code review, documentation,...?
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2y ago
Oh sure, it can be represented. But now JSON is the one being noisy, ugly and verbose.
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2y ago
Streaming is defined in the XSLT 3 spec: https://www.w3.org/TR/xslt-30/#streamability . When you want to use streaming, you are confined to a subset of XPath that is "guaranteed streamable", e.g. you can&
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2y ago
<p>How would you represent <b><i>mixed content</i></b> in JSON?</p>
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2y ago
The web app probably authenticates using an API as well, in which case it's trivial to add that to your shadow client as long as you have the credentials.
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2y ago
It's a foreign concept in French because in French it's always on the last syllable, so you don't have to think about it.
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2y ago
Have you never gotten any inspiration or creativity from talking to somebody outside of a planned meeting?
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2y ago
Landlines still exist.
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2y ago
Does SQLite have sequences yet?
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2y ago
No commercial upside for sure. Just some extra reputation points among a very niche group and maybe some happy employees.
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3y ago
It was a popular game show in the Netherlands. Loved watching it as a kid.
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3y ago
I enjoyed reading your comment up until the last sentence where you mentioned your scores, which is completely irrelevant.
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3y ago
Certainly a law that bans advertising billboards on highways would just do the trick? Or is this somehow seen as an infringement on free speech?
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