themihai

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   by themihai 10y ago

   So this means that after all there is still a niche for Mac Pro....
2. 452.▲
   by themihai 10y ago

   So you endup giving up your privacy to mitigate DDOS. I'm not sure if it's a such novel idea.
3. 453.▲
   by themihai 10y ago

   json patch is verbose and limited. It's designed to patch documents, not to transform them.
4. 454.▲
   by themihai 10y ago

   I bet the first change'll be to replace the pricing page with a contact form/quote so that you can talk with a sales manager about your "enterprise" requirements. Not very exciting for start-ups.
5. 455.▲
   by themihai 10y ago

   I don't think that would stop the T admin to kill him (i.e unofficially).
6. 456.▲
   by themihai 10y ago

   This can't be good for Tesla and a lot of other green companies. My hope is that despite this "contract" he won't do much... I believe the price of the energy is not longer only about the production and distribution but
7. 457.▲
   by themihai 10y ago

   Is there a well-known discovery document or any other way to create shortcuts for the ringID? (i.e. mapping it somehow to web or email address) I doubt many fancy spelling ringIDs.
8. 458.▲
   by themihai 10y ago

   >> limited support for non-free OSes Some believe that's not necessary a bad thing.
9. 459.▲
   by themihai 10y ago

   There is already one(i.e. HTML5 input types) but it's quite incomplete and poorly supported so we have to reinvent the wheel with CSS and JS which makes the web apps inconsistent and slow. The main issue is that the internet must be ba
10. 460.▲
    by themihai 10y ago

    I think it would be fair to say that Apple is not that great anymore and Microsoft sucks less. However Apple is still a better choice for many pro consumers. For example Microsoft/Windows doesn't have avb support.
11. 461.▲
    by themihai 10y ago

    And when I thought we are about to get ride of JS(though wasm)... Still doesn't make any sense to me.
12. 462.▲
    by themihai 10y ago

    >> Why should random companies get to legally print knockoff Mickey t-shirts just because enough time has passed? Because after a while is supposed that the investment paid off. Why should a single company keep Mickey or any other IP
13. 463.▲
    by themihai 10y ago

    Because the CEO of a large bank/group has more leverage and influence than a small internet business.
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    by themihai 10y ago

    Even if it's not the DRM fault here there are plenty of other examples. E.g. You can't copy/backup a DVD on your computer/stick/cloud so once the DVD format is deprecated(i.e. Macs no longer have a DVD-drive) or the
15. 465.▲
    by themihai 10y ago

    Some(Apple) may say that the web/browser ecosystem is mess and it's not worth the investment though. However the restrictions on 3rd party browsers is weird. The application is sandboxed (thus no additional security threats compar
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    by themihai 10y ago

    Well, that's my point! There is no alternative with "optimal syntactic sugar design". You have to choose between something 'minimalistic' (C) and something less minimalistic (i.e. Rust).
17. 467.▲
    by themihai 10y ago

    I think the question is why he doesn't register a company to sell shares(i.e. IPO). Crowdfunding is nice but not everyone is a philanthropist.
18. 468.▲
    by themihai 10y ago

    > I want optimal syntatic sugar Like Rust or C++ templates? I prefer C syntax over the "optimal" alternative.
19. 469.▲
    by themihai 10y ago

    You forgot to respond to the first one: "Want minimal syntactic sugar and a language that's not prone to feature-of-the-week hipsterism"
20. 470.▲
    by themihai 10y ago

    Yeah but if that's your last click Google may consider you found what you was looking for. That being said perhaps a comparison with backlinks would make more sense.
21. 471.▲
    by themihai 10y ago

    > McMaster is a miserable lying asshole who did enormous harm, but promoting gay rights (however incompetently) is not "US imperialist foreign policy." I think using fake stories to push various agendas is wrong. Policy makers
22. 472.▲
    by themihai 10y ago

    I thought there is already a 'facebook at work' named Yammer. Not that I found it useful in small start-ups but it makes sense in large organisations.
23. 473.▲
    by themihai 10y ago

    Ok, so to 'fix it' we need React in Swift(instead of JS) without the facebook license clause. It sounds like the next UI framework. Unfortunately you can't have it all because Swift doesn't work on browser(yet, wasm will
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    by themihai 10y ago

    Pick what works best or what you like most. Any JS framework becomes obsolete in a few years anyway and JS itself may become obsolete too(i.e. in favour of wasm). The most important thing is to ship it on time. Been there done that!
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    by themihai 10y ago

    It usually does because it means the project is important/useful for more people. Google does the same with the clicks(the more clicks the more important...among other things)
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    by themihai 10y ago

    > It is only the sync part that is proprietary. Any reason for that? It's also doesn't look very straightforward how exactly the database is deployed and accessed on the server. As it stands now only the 'client' is o
27. 477.▲
    by themihai 10y ago

    The devices couldn't even power the standard applications(i.e. camera, phone app etc) without visible lag.
28. 478.▲
    by themihai 10y ago

    > The core database that powers all the versions of Realm was open-sourced today here: Ok, what about the server database?
29. 479.▲
    by themihai 10y ago

    Do you really use any apps?(i.e. downloaded from the appstore) I have a LG(WebOS) but I never bothered to download any 3rd party apps.
30. 480.▲
    by themihai 10y ago

    As far as I'm concerned I think you should get only the TV screen and choose your own 'smart' box.