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by tscs37 10y ago
Who needs more than one language? One language is all we need? Who needs Assembler or C or LISP or HTML or CSS or Bash Script or Python or Perl??? WHO NEEDS THAT? SINGLE STACK!! /s
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by tscs37 10y ago
50 years later and we still haven't learned.
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by tscs37 10y ago
>it would be much more simple if the database could just take any value and store it optimally Which completely misses the point, this is called a file system btw, but a SQL Databases is designed from the ground up to have a validation s
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by tscs37 10y ago
True, on the other hand, go will take care of that to some extend and terminate if all go routines have been deadlocked. Which means well-designed services will remain available even if only with degraded performance.
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by tscs37 10y ago
This is why types are nice. In Javascript you're not ensured to have an error, your program might continue working based on wrong data because some type has been randomly converted to a float. In Go or C# you'd get an overflow err
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by tscs37 10y ago
You seem to assume that A) Types are low level B) C++ and C are the only competition to JavaScript C) Not having to worry about types makes you faster or in any way better A) is simply refuted by looking at java or SQL. SQL is a very high-l
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by tscs37 10y ago
Maybe you're right, maybe you're wrong. I don't care enough about US politics to know for sure or assume that you're assertions are correct. Anyways, the point was not what Trump does, it's almost irrelevant. Releva
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by tscs37 10y ago
The problem is that even if the number of bits on the fingerprint shrink, you're also lowering the selection size. It's a tradeoff, you can overdo it and certainly end up less anonymous than before. A bigger fingerprint might make
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by tscs37 10y ago
Or Thiel might think that Hillary is a worse option than Trump? Maybe. Who knows. You should ask him. Pretending to know why he votes for Trump is just wrong. You assume what he thinks, his state of mind, etc. Idunno, maybe you should consi
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by tscs37 10y ago
If you're into self-hosting, you can check Gogs which is probably the most lightweight Github-like platform (but also the one with the least features)
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by tscs37 10y ago
but is that in itself not another signature in a fingerprint?
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by tscs37 10y ago
Oh FFS, they go through the trouble of not accepting paypal but "free-er" alternatives like Bitcoin are too much? This is ridiculous either way, I'll gladly use PayPal any time and I use Bitcoin any time too. I'd say &qu
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by tscs37 10y ago
I'm going to assume that your assumption was wrong, merely because nothing has ever stopped a node.js dev from telling the world that javascript is all you need.
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by tscs37 10y ago
Well 1) This is not default behaviour, you have to specifically enable this 2) They actually note that if you copy files outside their app, metadata does not get copied, it's doubtful they'll fix it So basically, NOFIX, working as
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by tscs37 10y ago
I read the entire thing forwards and backwards and either way does not make any more sense than the other. I guess marketing.
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by tscs37 10y ago
Noto & Roboto are probably the two fonts I love more than anything now, I just find them so pleasing, they don't do anything stupid and they look good.
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by tscs37 10y ago
Don't drag go into this.
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by tscs37 10y ago
I just simply love Go. I've wrote a number of projects in go already, there are only a few things I'd love to see: * A good UI library, there are some projects around Electron/Webkit wrappers, but otherwise only clunky Gtk&#x
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by tscs37 10y ago
I don't find either to be a very attractive alternative, Common Lisp just has that kind of ... air around it. Although I admit that Clojure is a decent language.
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by tscs37 10y ago
Progress!
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by tscs37 10y ago
I was always under the impression that java would kinda self-implode when it was put together with the modern web.
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by tscs37 10y ago
I think we should go back to LISP/Scheme, the only language that supports whatever you want, how you want it and when you want it while still being functional. Tho admittedly, most LISP libraries tend to strive for the same age as LISP
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by tscs37 10y ago
I recommend you check out CockroachDB. They're approach is to use a Key-Value DB to build a linear-scaling PostgreSQL-like Database. Personally, I'm just waiting for that to become a bit more stable, but it's probably the mos
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by tscs37 10y ago
Personally, I'd love if Gmail would support markdown or retext. I don't need any of this fancy.
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by tscs37 10y ago
IMO validating in the DB also makes code faster. When I get data from a well validated DB, I don't have to check that it is valid or has certain formats, that is ensured by the DB. I can remove checks from the entire CRUD stack, if it&
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by tscs37 10y ago
>DBMS is throwing data integrity issues into your face, and encouraging you to think about them. And I love it to death for it. It also allows me to do some nifty little tricks. I've developed my own Migration Tool that works by exp
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by tscs37 10y ago
Totally agree. I've wet my toes with NoSQL systems but things like MongoDB just look like trouble waiting to happen. On the other hand, SQL makes it hard to maintain the state definition, I had to develop a mechanism to upgrade the DB
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by tscs37 10y ago
I'd advise against using this guide. The DSA key recommendation is terrible, either go 4096 RSA or Ed25519/Curve25519. Secondly, use whatever keyring manager your distro has available and that supports your keys and is nice to use
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by tscs37 10y ago
Upfront all transactions must pay for the computation they expect to have. The user (or whatever) decided how much has may be spent. When the transaction runs, gas is consumed. If the transaction finished or there is no more gas, computatio
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by tscs37 10y ago
I agree with ASN.1 and X.509. Those two are part of my plaintext-offenders list, like SMTP. They make life equally painful for both man and machine.

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