stymaar

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   by stymaar 10y ago

   > The most recent AAA titles often favour more cores, as also the consoles are 8C nowadays [1] And in case you do more than gaming, i'd always take the 8C/16T over a 4C/8T for the same amount of money, even if it's 10
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   by stymaar 10y ago

   > If it's independent of HATEOAS what is in REST? Using GET/POST/PUT/DELETE with a defined semantic, the confidence that GET is idempotent, and the proper use of HTTP status codes. Back in 2005, it was really common t
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   by stymaar 10y ago

   I might be unlucky but I've personaly never encountered a single REST API that implements HATEOAS (among many third party APIs I've integrated into softwares I've been working on on). If almost nobody who implements a REST AP
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   by stymaar 10y ago

   The author self identifies as a libertarian strongly opposed to any kind of government regulation. That can explain why this article looks so biased: because it is …
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   Trying out Rust for Graphics Programming (experience after 7 months)(members.iinet.net.au)

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   by stymaar 10y ago

   And it's the user's prerogative to build and use tools to circumvent artificial[1] limitations. [1]: reminder: technically, streaming isn't different from download, what your computer does when watching a video in streaming i
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   by stymaar 10y ago

   Which is still pretty affordable for the capital of a rich european country: it's half the price you get in London, Paris, Bruxelles or Roma.
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   by stymaar 10y ago

   > Berlin What ? You would have said Paris I would totally agree but Berlin, really ? It's definetly not expensive to live here compared to other european capitals (buying a flat costs 3,036€[1] per square metter, compared to the 800
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   by stymaar 10y ago

   > The preliminary report states it was first found during week 2 of January 2017 in northern Norway. http://www.irsn.fr/EN/newsroom/News/Pages/20170213_Detection...
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    by stymaar 10y ago

    Mathjax is indeed a great tool, but I don't think one can add a custom JavaScript library to a wikia page because it would be a massive XSS vulnerability.
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    by stymaar 10y ago

    This incident was not located in a nuclear area and it hasn't been classified as a nuclear incident. Can't be responsible for iodine emission in the atmosphere.
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    by stymaar 10y ago

    > We've now reached the point where HTML and CSS served via a normal webserver is regarded as insufficient We've reached this point in 1995, that's why Rasmus Lerdorf created PHP ! Edit: Oh, I just realised that this is ev
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    by stymaar 10y ago

    > I know what you're trying to say, but to the average user (which Ubuntu probably targets), does it matter? I'm not trying to make a point here, I just wanted to give some context to someone asking a question. I'm not an
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    by stymaar 10y ago

    I agree with you that Ubuntu had a really positive impact on Linux adoption by providing a polished operating system. That being said I think they somewhat deserve the bad opinion the Linux community has about them: Canonical decided to pla
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    by stymaar 10y ago

    > It's developers who are pushing for JavaScript, not users. It's the business which is pushing for JavaScript: for most product nowadays you need to support both Windows and MacOS. Now you need to consider the following trade-
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    by stymaar 10y ago

    > The Go team specifically does not want performance tweaks under flags as it adds complexity for no good reason. Giving the user the ability to balance his needs for compile-time or his needs for performance is not «complexity for no re
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    by stymaar 10y ago

    Changing habits is hard, most people don't want do it useless they are forced to. 5 of 6 years ago, my mother's old computer died. All the new ones where running Windows 7 while she was used to XP. I seized the opportunity to inst
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    by stymaar 10y ago

    > robust client side interface applications are thriving. But a huge amount of them use web technologies which are pretty much OS independent. I'm using Linux for 10 years now and I used to have trouble to work with others because t
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    by stymaar 10y ago

    > The issue is that if large code-bases (Go's reason de'etre) will now take an hour to compile instead of five minutes This is just FUD. Monomorphization takes a lot of time, but no one prevents the developer to keep the dynami
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    by stymaar 10y ago

    Thanks, I'll have a look at it. Edit: The first result for MobX in the French version of DDG is a porn site xD.
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    by stymaar 10y ago

    Not available in my country. And I'm not sure any of the aforementioned people would be willing to pay for something an adblocker provides for free.
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    by stymaar 10y ago

    Thanks for the links !
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    by stymaar 10y ago

    Thanks !
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    by stymaar 10y ago

    It's not redux itself which has too much magic in it, just your application flow that becomes magic when using redux. > How? Components take props. They're just as independent as they were previously. But in raw react it's
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    by stymaar 10y ago

    I love react, with the reusable components and the ergonomic of jsx but I really don't like what redux does to your code: it involves too much magic, you lose the concept of independent components and every change becomes a global one:
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    by stymaar 10y ago

    > I could be mistaken but doesn't the use of an adblocker make you even more obvious - e.g. Your fingerprint becomes more easily discernible from the rest of the Hurd, you become more obvious. In my generation (I'm 28), and eve
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    by stymaar 10y ago

    Sad to see this king of comments on top. > Many of these issues he addresses - healthcare, housing, infrastructure, and education, are enabled by federally assumed debt. > The core problem, I believe, is that federal debt is like a bl
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    by stymaar 10y ago

    I agree with your concerns of open source projects using slack, but: > I'd be forced to use their awful client Who forces you ? You can use slack on the web can't you ? You don't need to have yet another browser engine run
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    by stymaar 10y ago

    But it prevents doing what you just said above : > Developers can ask users for their admin password, sudo to root and largely do whatever they want including adding kernel extensions and drivers.
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    by stymaar 10y ago

    Let's not forget the post I was replying to : > Developers can ask users […] Have you ever seen anybody shipping software asking their user to do stuff like this to get their software working ? > Boot to Recovery OS by restarting