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Correct me if I’m wrong but didn’t a few BASIC dialects, like QuickBasic and Turbo Basic, also support that back then? Truly bizarre that we ended up with C, still feature incomplete compared to what was available at the time.
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Perhaps reach out to Paragon Initiative Enterprises https://paragonie.com/ They do a lot of security related work for PHP. It was them that added libsodium cryptography library to PHP. They have a few well known open source
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IntelliJ is still getting worse regardless of their subscription plan (and it is getting more expensive). I think it took the wrong turn around a year ago at the same they changed the splash screen (that is why I remember it), after that th
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Spotify, IntelliJ (Phpstorm), Postman is definitely getting worse.
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Natural order is not necessary something we want, it can be, but not always. Capitalism would be fine with private monopolies for instance, but from a market economy perspective that would be bad.
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> extremely common in the PHP community? If I'm going to guess is that you have interacted with non-professional and/or beginner level PHP programmers, they could feel threatened becuase the only development skill they have is
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What you should always do is to write your own code outside of the framework and pass in values or plain class objects from the framework to your code to avoid that the framework taints the entire project. One of the most common polluter is
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* function autoloading * typedef * templating hooks for escaping output and such * better phpdoc, e.g define class without creating class, nested structures. * inner class * modules (instead of namespaces)
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There is an error in the examples on this release page about traits with constants, it says that return self::CONSTANT; // Fatal error however that is actually allowed, what is an fatal error is return Foo::CONSTANT; //
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A year ago I picked up the BASIC dialect PureBasic. Pleasant surprise actually, the syntax of the PureBasic dialect is a bit archaic, but if you accept that it is much easier and faster to get anything done compared to C (and C++). Personal
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Another is Hollerith strings that was used by FORTRAN and TCP protocols. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hollerith_constant
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My homegrown conspiracy theory is that Agile was invented by project managers that wanted to constantly change project goals. Broken pleb developer - Why are why yet again changing project goals? We already changed them last week after a lo
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I largely agree but I would like to add that much software we developers work on today works against developer satisfaction. Bizarre architecture choices based on trends, tedious build steps, complex development setups with hours spent on c
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There are many BASIC dialects with a small surface area. The one I use is PureBasic, however it is commercial.
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How well does Fortran intermingle with other languages, like loading libraries (so, dll etc) or compile source as a library (dynamic or static)?
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From a security standpoint point you would want the opposite, the stricter doas on the more exposed servers and and the less strict sudo on the personal desktop.
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I would suggest Pascal or a compiled BASIC dialect to learn those things. The nice thing with these languages is that they are relatively small but still has these concepts, thus perfect for learning.
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PHP is GIL-free too.
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If you follow the excellent YouTube channel Drachinifel you will learn that many ships of that era (including WW2) had design flaws, like heavy rolling, flooding into compartments, breaking of the hull etc. This was the time before computer
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No, not everyone involved, everyone that can’t afford the bill in Southern Sweden, it is not good for them. Just because Germany destroyed their electrical system it should not mean that companies in Sweden should go bankrupt. Germany tampe
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Not self sufficient enough and also depending on weather. There will be much higher demand of electricity in the close future, e.g. battery factories requires a lot of it. Carbon free steel is another, true is that some of it the involved
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Can’t be be build immediately.
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It’s Time to Wake Up - The Currently Known Global Mineral Reserves Will Not Be Sufficient to Supply Enough Metals to Manufacture the Planned Non-fossil Fuel Industrial Systems https://www.gtk.fi/en/research/time-to
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Sweden is net exporter of electricity over a whole year, but some days, depending on the weather, Sweden is a net importer in some regions.
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What can be built now that displaces CO2 immediately?
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Hydrogen. However electrolysis is still an immature technology and has massive energy losses in every step of the procedure. You can negate that somewhat if produce and store at the same location of the intended use, like providing electric
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In the direction the world is going, the breakdown of globalization, every country will be required to be self sufficient.
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How are going to mine resources that doesn’t exist? There is not enough of the metals needed to go full renewable.
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The winning proposal of referendum about nuclear power in 1980 never said anything about when the shutdown should be, that was something the politicians added afterwards. What it said was that shutdowns should be done as long it doesn’t und
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