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by zigzag312 9mo ago
Why would it need to be cryptographically secure for this use case?
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CSS Web Components for marketing sites (2024)(hawkticehurst.com)
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by zigzag312 9mo ago
If we want to have any meaningful debate on what effect something has, we need to try to separate what are the reactions/side effects caused by it and to try to avoid additional confounding changes that were not caused by it. Trying to
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by zigzag312 9mo ago
> Or facilities optimize to produce less trash so they can handle the newer trash load with less staff instead of paying extra. You are breaking the principle of keep all other conditions constant. If it's possible to optimize, why
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by zigzag312 9mo ago
Of course money is not the only thing that motivates people. But there's a lot of empirical evidence that it matters. A lot, unfortunately. And I say unfortunately as I would rather have it matter less. But me whishing it doesn't
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by zigzag312 9mo ago
But knowledge and academic research and industry R&D are key for progress though. All of which require hard work. You also don't balance equations in your examples. Your janitor goes to help a friend with rocketry, which seems like
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by zigzag312 9mo ago
Seems like you are making same binary assumption that people either work or they don't. The important question is probably how well/hard do people work. Lower productivity means people that work produce less so prices rise. Many m
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by zigzag312 9mo ago
> Basic means it's not much, just enough to cover basic needs But what are these basic needs that are not much? Housing costs, medical expenses...?
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by zigzag312 10mo ago
I agree, .NET Standard limitation unnecessarily complicates development experience. I think it's because some tools (Visual Studio) is still use legacy .NET Framework. I don't understand why they didn't integrate them via out
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by zigzag312 10mo ago
NativeAOT compiled C# library can create C compatible exports which can be used with any language that supports C libraries.
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by zigzag312 11mo ago
Wrong? You are comparing number of possible values that can be stored not the amount of bits. Drive sizes are specified in bytes not possible combinations it can store.
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by zigzag312 11mo ago
Start menu in I Windows 11 is quite bad. One things that really annoys me is how little space the start menu has for pinned shortcuts.
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by zigzag312 11mo ago
Encapsulation
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by zigzag312 11mo ago
In a way, this is similar to tags vs folders. Folders are hierarchical way of organizing, akin to inheritance and tags are compositional way of organizing. I'm kind of waiting for any language to invent some sort of #hashtag interfaces
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by zigzag312 11mo ago
DataFusion is another option I would be interested to see in a comparison like this.
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by zigzag312 11mo ago
Much better UX and integrated ReSharper.
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by zigzag312 11mo ago
> But no one who opts for canvas turns around and remembers to do their landmarks. Not completely true. Flutter has been adding some accessibility for web canvas target. [1] I think Avalonia is in in the make it work phase . Accessibili
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by zigzag312 11mo ago
I would much rather see web apps become canvas rendered WASM versions of desktop apps than desktop apps become webview apps. Latter is what we have been seeing in the recent years unfortunately. Canvas rendered cross-platform UI frameworks
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by zigzag312 11mo ago
Originally, C# was more like Dart, but modern C# is like both Dart and Go combined and that's (IMO) the beauty of it. Newish low level features of C#: https://em-tg.github.io/csborrow/
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by zigzag312 11mo ago
I whish that too, but I'm not holding my breath since Google needs Dart-to-JavaScript compiler, which will continue limiting features Dart can implement. The only way this can change is, if they move to WASM and drop JavaScript target.
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by zigzag312 11mo ago
Aren't there some limits on which legal rights can be signed away through a contract? I imagine that a contract in which someone agrees to become a slave would be void.
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by zigzag312 11mo ago
I believe TOS is binding as long as it doesn't conflict with the law. If something is deemed fair use under the law, TOS cannot override those legal rights.
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by zigzag312 11mo ago
> I always thought the usability/ergonomics of the Flutter framework was slightly poor, but the Dart language itself is pretty darn awesome! I think a lot of ergonomics issues of the Flutter are because of Dart language lacking in s
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by zigzag312 11mo ago
> No one (among non-thinking colleagues) is going to criticize you for using de-facto standard services Well put!
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by zigzag312 11mo ago
> A few clicks. Getting through AWS documentation can be fairly time consuming.
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by zigzag312 11mo ago
Overture maps docs use it to visualize the coverage of Overture address data. https://docs.overturemaps.org/guides/addresses/ Picture url: https://docs.overturemaps.org/assets/images/addr
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by zigzag312 11mo ago
I was even able to statically link native dependencies during NativeAOT compilation of Avalonia app to produce a single binary. It's not the default mode for AOT compiled Avalonia, but it's possible. ImGui.Forms is another one tha
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by zigzag312 11mo ago
Fortunately, there have been a lot of improvements to low-level C# since v7 that make unsafe unnecessary in a lot of situations. E.g. ref structs, ref local variables, ref returns, stackalloc improvements etc. There's an interesting co
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by zigzag312 11mo ago
Surprising amount of drivers do transfer between versions of Windows, even if not officially supported. But yes, most break at some point. I'm able to run binaries compiled over 20 years ago on the latest version of Windows most of the
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by zigzag312 11mo ago
What win32 apps were killed by UWP migration? When UWP was added win32 wasn't removed. Win32 applications still work. > Microsoft sort of only wins in the closed-source, “run this arbitrary binary” race That is actually a big win as

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