tcfhgj

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by tcfhgj 3mo ago
Everyone can tell the difference immediately due to the lack of performance
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by tcfhgj 3mo ago
One important which is not included: web apps are resource hogs
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by tcfhgj 3mo ago
> C++ is probably the only language that needs a strong style guide, here you go: https://isocpp.github.io/CppCoreGuidelines/CppCoreGuidelines
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by tcfhgj 3mo ago
> This does leave me wondering what the trade off is. Microsoft
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by tcfhgj 3mo ago
If I could accept a resource intensive plattform, I'd rather choose Java - .NET strongly feels like a Microsoft trap
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by tcfhgj 3mo ago
You can pick C, but that doesn't mean it's a good option to write something in it
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by tcfhgj 3mo ago
> These are toy projects with no serious interest in maintaining the port long term. source?
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by tcfhgj 4mo ago
> What is very hard to reproduce is Google's place review data. fake anyways (quite easy to get negative comments deleted), and even for bad reviews. Best look elsewhere or not at all.
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by tcfhgj 4mo ago
1) afaik accumulate cannot be parallelized 2) the map part is included in the accumulate lambda, so the map part cannot be parallelized either -> you'd have to split it out into a transform step (iirc)
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by tcfhgj 4mo ago
1P is open source now?
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by tcfhgj 4mo ago
The coupling is just invisible and easy to forget
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by tcfhgj 4mo ago
Your duplication of the library would have the same bugs, you just wouldn't get alerts
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by tcfhgj 4mo ago
"tends to result in functions that have many boolean parameters that each trigger disjoint sets of behavior " What tends to happen is in your hands.
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by tcfhgj 4mo ago
The opposite
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by tcfhgj 4mo ago
You can still duplicate then Ctrl+c, Ctrl+v
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by tcfhgj 4mo ago
Why a mess?
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The most trusted code on Earth is being rewritten in Rust [video](youtube.com)
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by tcfhgj 4mo ago
> 1.16 × 1⁰⁷⁷ reads to me like 1.16*1^077 - which makes zero sense, what is the intended meaning?
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by tcfhgj 4mo ago
lucky you, IPV6 indeed uses the same prefix everywhere: fe80::
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by tcfhgj 4mo ago
so why hasn't the storage capacity not been taken?
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by tcfhgj 4mo ago
All the cheap storage reservoir capacity is already used - from where are you going to get more?
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by tcfhgj 4mo ago
not so cheap anymore when you want to add lot's of storage capacity
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by tcfhgj 4mo ago
I agree, there are better options for mass scale long term energy storage than batteries, e.g. (green) hydrogen, methane
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by tcfhgj 4mo ago
we don't need reliable "base load" but peakers - with more renewables more than ever. Baseload won't be price competitive with renewables in average or shiny/windy conditions ever
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by tcfhgj 4mo ago
It's interesting how you are able to conclude that. e/OS is clearly a step up from default Android
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by tcfhgj 4mo ago
them supporting e/OS suggests otherwise
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by tcfhgj 4mo ago
real benefits: being able to install free software
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by tcfhgj 4mo ago
Sadly not an option as long they don't support Fairphones
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by tcfhgj 4mo ago
> So far, only Pixels fit all of them might as well list all features of pixel phones
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by tcfhgj 4mo ago
the fact that you mention two options, shows already that C++ doesn't have an equivalent

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