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You wouldn't ask the question if you had developed both GUI apps on MS stack with VS and web apps: the MS dev experience is very good, while the web one is meh at best. C# vs JS, XAML vs HTML+CSS (debatable), desktop application model
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Believe it or not, this is exactly what happened. I'm lucky enough to live in a country that didn't went with the lockdown madness (Japan), so I know for a fact an alternative way was possibly. It's sad to read people so brai
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GP is right. The real point of carbon-tax (and the heavy promotion of global warming) is not to address the underlying issue but to extract wealth from the 99.9% and redirect it to the riches. Any other occasions will be used as such: for e
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Super set of JS instead of a beging a totally different language, fix its main issue (lack of useful types for error checking and refactoring), adopted by many projects, backed by Microsoft and quickly releasing new versions: there is no wo
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What about turning the phone or at least the sound off? People could "raid" my phone number I would barely notice it at all if not for the (now small) call UI poping up. Seems people really like to play the victim even when the fi
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> Yet, the average Taiwanese can put together functional English sentences. A great many of them can speak fluently Not true at all in my experience. I met only a few people there speaking English or French and all where young and most s
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Those are not the same. I'm referring to two problematic things with US companies: in one hand sanctions, in the other political censorship based on "woke" biais. Some French politicians got/are being canceled by Twitter
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This is one of the reasons I wish there was more bigger European companies. Then we wouldn't need to deal with the bullshit US sanctions and cancel culture.
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Yes it's weird to be triggered by the physical fitness of an illustration. Maybe time to hit the gym?
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Other ML aren't compatible with the CLR type system. That was the main point of porting Ocaml to .NET.
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That's the technical excuse they come with afterwards. The fact is while Mac Os was stuck in version X (ten), Microsoft decided to make a perpetual Windows 10 version. Now that Apple moved up to 11 and now 12, Windows is moving to 11 t
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Interesting phenomenon concerning the name. It's the reverse of what happened to naperon which became an aperon in English.
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I was disappointed at first by the lack of building too. After a while I still enjoyed it a bit for what it was; it was a fun game.
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I think in fine the PWA problem stems from a lack of education: some developers were exposed only to Javascript and think of it at the alpha and omega of programming. Ironically the web isn't even a platform for developing software t
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Which percentage of those three letters categories are in the population? Very few. And competitive athletes in them? Probably epsilon. The man and woman categories worked without issue for centuries, the whole problem is self-inflected.
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It's Reddit. There is no way to gauge user competencies and most of them suffer from acute Dunning–Kruger effect. I wouldn't trust anything read there as more than mere theories. It can be convenient to find serious resources (boo
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In a way they were right. Movie and music have better definition, games better graphics but on a functional level everything we do today (web browsing, text messaging, video call, email, online shopping) already existed 15 years ago. There
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None of them are remotely in a monopolistic position in their different businesses.
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I'm not "denigrating" Firefox, I'm implying a true fact. If a TV channel was funded at 90% by the Russian Federation, would you qualify it as an independent media? I bet not, and it would be comically wrong to do so. So
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There is Safari developed by Apple. What is the second browser not funded 90% or more by Google?
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> UBI means that anyone who's able to live frugally may, at any time, retire Will never happen: a soon as it starts rolling to a significant number of people, the minimal rent set by landlords will be the amount of UBI. In addition
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> The cost of rent and everything in the market goes up with the tide. Exactly. This is what happened in France with the allocations logement (APL) . Since the state was now funding a part (let's say 150€ over 400€ rent), what the
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> The objective of work is not "to work", its to be productive. Exactly. Which is why of all governments the Japanese one is pushing the 4 day week is really surprising. Here the mentality is really to work for the show, even i
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All those are still doable to girls/women that like you. But the trick is that women standards, probably because of Tinder et al., have skyrocketed so the average guy is by default seen as a creep, even by average women. And at the sam
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> allowing for breaking changes Cute for toy projects but a big disadvantage for any another kind of programming. There's a reason established languages like C++ or C# are taking compatibility very seriously.
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Yes and no. Some of the features are really welcome, some are ghetto (like the ref performance ones) and some indeed change the visual look of the language a lot (pattern matching). It's ok to keep up for someone already knowing the la
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Asp.net is very well documented. I agree that authentication is a mess and the framework slightly over-engineered, but it's still very doable to use as a hobbyist.
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> I don't think the CCP is so crudely trying to eliminate languages They are doing it. Sources: few HK friends that were really worried about the future of their language and culture. And this was before the security law.
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> but in written form, at least without colloquialisms, they are basically the same language. No they're not. Time to go studying linguistic before writing false statements on the internet. Even if most characters and words are sha
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Wu language has a written form: Chinese characters. You can check reading of characters on this website: http://wu-chinese.com/minidict/ or this one https://www.wugniu.com The fact you don't know abo

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