thomasz

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by thomasz 8y ago
Germany in general, and Berlin in particular has a very low percentage of home owners. Therefore, financial profit from gentrification goes to a small elite, maybe the upper 15%.
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by thomasz 8y ago
There is zero chance that he did not anticipate this.
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by thomasz 8y ago
The Problem with Web Forms was that it shoehorned statefull patterns that worked in desktop programming into http and thereby introduced very leaky abstractions. I see absolutely no reason why this should be a problem for frameworks like
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by thomasz 8y ago
I wouldn't think that you run into type errors often with a mature code base. But that's because you have to deal with this problem sooner or later. In a statically typed language, it is quite obvious what fits where. From my (
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by thomasz 8y ago
Allocating every 3d coordinate on the heap probably wasn't a good idea.
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by thomasz 8y ago
They still help a lot to keep the audience alerted as long as they are funny or surprising without meta information. Adding "Confused Nick Young" to underline, well, how confusing some features are, will still be understood perfec
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by thomasz 8y ago
That's not really correct. Raw SQL access (SqlCommand etc) was always part of .net core. You can't really call DataTable and friends a generic non-ORM data interface - it's an API unique to ADO.net.
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by thomasz 8y ago
I'm pretty sure there will be updates that implement newer .net standard versions, but I doubt it will receive a lot of non essential upgrades for performance and such in the future.
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by thomasz 8y ago
You are not supposed to expose kestrel to the open internet. It should always run behind a reverse proxy like nginx or, in this case, IIS.
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by thomasz 8y ago
Oh there certainly is. If there was a way to communicate with, let say wasps, I'm pretty sure that we would come to an agreement that allows me to eat breakfast in the garden without being swarmed, and grants the colony more food, less
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by thomasz 8y ago
The problem youtube, facebook and similar companies face is whole orders of magnitude more complicated than policing a game chat. It is, for example, highly unlikely that you will be censuring honest content when you encounter the words &#x
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by thomasz 8y ago
Ouside of truly exceptional circumstances, consumer boycotts just do not work. Tragedy of the commons and all that. If you want to see change, something you need to demand regulation.
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by thomasz 8y ago
GET must be safe and idempodent. In the context of http, idempodency basically means that you get the same result for each request with the same url and the same set of parameters. Toggle should be implemented as post, since it’s neithe
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by thomasz 8y ago
IIRC, the rfc uses “safe” instead of “side effect free”, which is very similar, but not exactly the same.
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by thomasz 8y ago
“Toggle” is by definition not idempodent, because you get a different result each and every time. “Open” and “close” are idempodent, but not safe. The result of a GET request should always be idempodent and safe.
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by thomasz 8y ago
It is.
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by thomasz 8y ago
It depends on the note. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Personally_identifiable_inform...
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by thomasz 8y ago
Democracy isn't about getting the best policy each and every time, its primary value lies in the fact that it creates framework that facilitates the peaceful transition of power and avoids the otherwise frequent wars of succession, pur
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by thomasz 8y ago
They want to pressure you to cut corners, or work crazy hours, without directly ordering you to do so.
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by thomasz 8y ago
Webforms was all about composition of rich components with an elaborate scheme to hide the fact that everything is playing out over http. This is completely different, it looks more similar to old school php than to webforms.
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by thomasz 8y ago
The last time they did that was with the launch of vista. People were not pleased.
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by thomasz 8y ago
This is circular reasoning. Web Apps are not a replacement for a proper application because they are being sabotaged.
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by thomasz 8y ago
Uh... No. Happiness correlates strongly with wealth. The problem in Sub-Saharan Africa isn't that do not drink enough Alcohol.
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by thomasz 8y ago
The current events are most likely motivated by legal concerns, and have nothing to do with the decision to shut down hate subs, and happened a long time after Pao left.
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by thomasz 9y ago
She closed some long running hatefests like fatpeoplehate and took the fall for the very controversial firing of an employee, which later turned out to be Ohanian's decision.
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by thomasz 9y ago
"In fairness, the system deployed in Saudi Arabia — the Patriot Advanced Capability-2 or PAC-2 — is not well designed to intercept the Burkan-2 missiles that the Houthis are firing at Riyadh. The Burkan-2 flies around 600 miles and
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by thomasz 9y ago
Have you seen the video from the guy who drove the same route?[1] Streetlights do not produce a string of light dots surrounded by complete darkness. Either the footage has been darkened, or, more likely, the camera just has incredibly shit
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by thomasz 9y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1XOVxSCG8u0
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by thomasz 9y ago
Again, it depends on individual agreements. If the employee is not allowed to use his work company mail for private stuff, he has no reasonable expectation of privacy that goes beyond obvious cases. Like, for example, if your wife sends you
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by thomasz 9y ago
It really depends on national legislation, as well as individual contracts with unions or work councils. At least here, as a rule of thumb, as long as private internet use is permitted, the employer can't legally monitor traffic outsid

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