themihai

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by themihai 10y ago
methodonpointerotpointer is not a breaking change if you read the specs. Rust doesn't even have a formal language specification.
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by themihai 10y ago
Go has better backward compatibility.(i.e. no breaking change after 1.0)
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by themihai 10y ago
I think it worked in Kosovo and Sierra Leone. That was one of the arguments made by Blair today.
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by themihai 10y ago
Also on bitbucket...
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by themihai 10y ago
Nice UI, and it runs pretty fast! Is it possible to enable WebAssembly? (running the MacOS binary)
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by themihai 10y ago
I think that's required on devices that do not support ubuntu natively(i.e android phones) so I find it acceptable. It's also worth to note that most linux drivers are blobs as well...(unfortunately). Here[0] is the source for the
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by themihai 10y ago
Not so fast...without manufacturer support you can't do that. Also many parts of android are actually close-source. The only mobile open source OS that you can actually use, build, modify is Ubuntu
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by themihai 10y ago
You are not owning what you paid good money for anyway so you shoudn't feel that bad. Most of the computer goods are now 'licensed'.
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by themihai 10y ago
I hope you are right...will see how it goes on the negotiations table. Freedom of movement is still required to access the EU market.
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by themihai 10y ago
At most you can have similar name conventions (e.g. strings.Contains, or Replace etc) but even so some languages use camelCase others dashes etc
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by themihai 10y ago
Fortunately was not given to us by external forces(i.e. God) so if it's not democratic enough I'm sure it could be amended. Unfortunately UK didn't have such demands... The undemocratic argument seemed to be just a pretext.
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by themihai 10y ago
Well, the gov cabinet members are not elected either. People elect only key people(i.e. the PM/president etc) that have the power to delegate others to work on their behalf(i.e a chain of command that starts with the vote). I don'
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by themihai 10y ago
With border controls in place people don't feel very united and the border control was the main reason why the UK had to leave EU. I think the more integrated EU becomes the better for all so you end-up with USE but this should take
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by themihai 10y ago
This sounds quite democratic to me. Am I wrong? "A new team of 28 Commissioners (one from each EU Member State) is appointed every five years. The candidate for President of the Commission is proposed to the European Parliament by the
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by themihai 10y ago
I think democracy and underrepresentation are different things and it seems most don't see the difference. Would London be more democratic as a separate state? They voted to stay in the EU but it seems their vote doesn't count muc
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by themihai 10y ago
EU is as democratic as it gets but I think it failed to market itself as such. There is an elected parliament so what's undemocratic?
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by themihai 10y ago
The EU is about a united/cohesive and strong Europe. Ukraine is a european country outside kf EU and look what kind of issues they have and how the other european countries responded.
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by themihai 10y ago
Of course you can butcher the language in all uses-cases it's not suited for but hopefully you realize that sooner than later. A complex language(e.g c++) would put off most of the students(unless they are CS students). It seems the la
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by themihai 10y ago
How much beef does UK sell to the US? I heard this retoric question every time US trade was argued
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by themihai 10y ago
I don't think the solution is to validate it everytime you use that data/value. I fail to see how you mitigate the issue with the second validation. You have duplicate records so hoe you fix it? Shouldn't you check duplicate
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by themihai 10y ago
Is it just me or the doc requires permission?
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by themihai 10y ago
JavaScript is so '90! Let's see some WebAssembly benchmarks! XD
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by themihai 10y ago
That sounds a bit too much. The data from db is supposed to be already validated. Do you validate the input received from the validation function as well?(⸮)
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by themihai 10y ago
For example there is no AWS Certificate Manager. Someday a similar feature may land on GCP but as usually it will be too little too late. IAM was released only recently. Before IAM the auth & auth on GCP was really a joke. GAE managemen
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by themihai 10y ago
GCE is not stable(a kind of forever beta) and misses a lot of the AWS features. It's basically few years behind AWS. I started to hate it but unfortunately I already invested too much in the platform to leave it now. Pro: it's c
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by themihai 10y ago
No a/d wifi... :|
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by themihai 10y ago
no a/d wifi... :|
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by themihai 10y ago
DNS query is free because someone pays for the domain registration and your DNS queries(DNS queries/servers cost too). I can see how What3Words could charge the address owner a fee for its address to be licensed publicly just like the
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by themihai 10y ago
You still pay for writes(i.e. domain registration). You can argue that DNS and domain registration are different things but in reallity they are inter-dependent so there is still a cost and the system is "owned" by several entitie
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by themihai 10y ago
what's the difference? On DNS you pay for the "writes" so DNS is not free either.

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