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by xemdetia 11y ago
This is a confusing article. Does the author know about byte alignments? Or that read/write binary values like floats is just a quick way to run into platform/portability issues if relevant? Or investigating how any RDBMS serializ
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by xemdetia 11y ago
It's awkward that the author describes openstack, which is one of the few projects I am aware of that actually schedules meetings on IRC for discussions and debates ( https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Meetings ), quit
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by xemdetia 11y ago
I think the point trying to be raised is that node seems to be built on a mindset of endless churn where some of us need to be able to write software that we aren't going to be able to CI and develop on for a year and expect it to work
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by xemdetia 11y ago
> There must be more going on, otherwise staff would make random picks of whatever they're into and fail to sell them - which is what happens to a lot of indies. This was actually described in the article: "Next came the staff.
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by xemdetia 11y ago
While not standardized the amount of people who have been trying to patch openssl to do chacha right now almost makes it a defacto standard. Much of this comes from cloudflare, and I just would warn people about that patch right now. It kin
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by xemdetia 11y ago
I believe the damning thing is that DC already has a fairly reasonable subway network, so I can't see the need for streetcars.
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by xemdetia 11y ago
Being someone who is familiar the Connecticut segments of the highways mentioned it seems much like a false comparision. I-95 in that segment is the major artery from the US west of New Jersey and New York to Boston and most of the northeas
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by xemdetia 11y ago
This is confusing because of their previous 'groove' offering which was the origins of Microsoft SharePoint Workspace.
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by xemdetia 11y ago
I think part of the problem is that there are certain organizations that just operate like this. If they don't have an immediate result the immediate answer is to threaten to burn their bridges. I am sure many can say the same for the
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by xemdetia 11y ago
> As a side bar, I honestly believe that a lot of objections to CoCs stem from the fact that people are either not aware of the group size growth, or are actively grieving for the time when their group was small enough they didn't n
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by xemdetia 11y ago
I agree strongly with this, it seems like the author has some expectations from his known language pool. Reason #3 about lexical scoping is the big one to me, as you can (and might want to) arbitrarily block variable scopes in many language
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by xemdetia 13y ago
I know this may be silly to suggest but isn't this just a processor pipelining problem? I feel like it's extremely likely that the loop with the extra call just lets the processor carry on better than a variable that it has to for
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by xemdetia 13y ago
For a newer web programmer learning a toolset to get things done quick is much more important than jumping on any one bandwagon. If you can't build any complex systems with what you have learned then jumping languages is not going to h
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by xemdetia 14y ago
This is actually untrue. I had a follow up post regarding the criticisms I had. The only negative attribute to the namespace substitute was that functions weren't being inlined. http://blog.808inorganic.com/2012/07/bad-coders-doing-bad-th.