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Comment #47391324
Some commercial alternatives to MS Office: https://www.wordperfect.com/en/ https://www.softmaker.com/en/ https://www.infomaniak.com/en/ksuite https://www.group-office.com/ https://…
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Comment #44107454
Good point. I think - any ducklake implementation for any SQL compliant database will work. Of course, the performance will depend on the database.
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Comment #43588786
I was also looking at alternatives - K8S-based - https://github.com/cozystack/cozystack https://github.com/kubero-dev/kubero https://github.com/pluralsh/plural DCR-based - https://…
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Comment #41247057
You can change from J-1 to H1B work permit, then apply for green card. Path: 1. J-1 to H1B 2. H1B to EB-1 or EB-2 based upon your carrier path.
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Comment #32989731
Go disliking is due to its syntax not semantics. Go as a dynamic language runtime platform will be interesting; the platform defines the semantics and languages define syntax. On s…
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Comment #32985017
Thanks! From the benchmark report [1], it is not clear how much of the baseline wire performance is observed, the numbers in the table are anywhere from 30% to 90% of plain wire ba…
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Comment #32984308
ZeroTier alternative ? Has the team done any performance measures ?
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Comment #32237792
Is Pluton IP open? All hardware vendors embracing this is not the right path for security / computing. Why can't hardware vendors embrace standards-based open platforms like Global…
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Comment #31088157
No DOM API ? No GC API ?
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Comment #31040333
Although a decade late, Oracle should open source the whole Solaris stack with governance model similar to Java Community Process (JCP). They still can make $$$ from support licens…
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Comment #30753043
Go to MIT Path : Ivy > big tech > ivy > research lab > startup
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Comment #30667469
Madison has a good CS program.
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Comment #30530857
Great work. The theme generated is also great - https://huemint.com/bootstrap-basic/
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Comment #28101115
How does this compare to security features of Android. Any good references.
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Comment #28091483
That is the irony. Only pixel hardware provides one step OEM unlocking in US. All other devices are carrier locked and have restrictive unlocking process. Samsung/Motorola/ etc. sh…
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Comment #26663670
Agreed ! Current reactive code is littered with async/await for every IO function, which feels like they are trying to bolt reactive behavior. Library-based threading model provide…
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Comment #26663027
Waiting for project loom [1] [1] https://openjdk.java.net/projects/loom/
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Comment #26584135
"SE vendors are joining hands with Google to create a set of open-source, validated, and ready-to-use SE Applets." Is this a Google specific program or part of AOSP ? For security …
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Comment #25246124
K8s forced industry to have a consistent open cluster API that will drive innovation and competition. We can have multiple implementations of the same API, but what I am seeing cur…
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Comment #25150931
How is it different from - OASIS Topology and Orchestration Specification for Cloud Applications (TOSCA) https://www.oasis-open.org/committees/tc_home.php?wg_abbrev=...
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Comment #25066181
How much that on-die memory impact these scores ?
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Comment #24998301
I started looking into Flutter. Having to code everything in Dart seems to be a stretch. The cross platform UI toolkits should keep the well established composable abstractions - s…
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Comment #24120219
How is GraalVM different from Eclipse OMR [1] ? Seems both are doing AOT and modular language development. [1] https://www.eclipse.org/omr/
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Comment #23464960
Can we design languages that target DartVM ? I haven’t seen much documentation around DartVM.
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Comment #22620446
Dual Port Ethernet/8GB-DDR/256GB-SSD; $499 this is a winner !