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Comment #39441681
GraphQL is less complicated than querying dozens of interdependent REST queries.
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Comment #39321323
Well they don’t need Reddit to see who is seeding. But posting to Reddit can easily be done through Tor or proxies.
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Comment #39320548
I assume the pirates are using Tor or a proxy anyway though?
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Comment #39314731
I once discovered that a very large org had AD configured in such a way that you could see “last seen at” timestamp for everyone profile in the company. It would have been trivial …
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Comment #39312351
Why do we need a templating language at all? Syntax is inferior to data.
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Comment #39182010
But if x is an int, the result is an int If x is a list, the result is a list I don’t think that the type system can describe this.
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Comment #39174279
You probably should have your dog belted in to a chest harness. Check your insurance policy.
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Comment #39153993
The hardware is better because of RnD, funded by high margins due to software lock-in. Not sure why people struggle to see the connection here.
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Comment #39153920
How would most things work on such a small screen? I think the Apple Watch will become increasingly standalone.
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Comment #39153767
There was also much more low hanging fruit back then. Making significant contributions to a field only required scratching the surface.
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Comment #39140349
This is the problem. Microsoft does not have a strong product function in Windows so no one can push back on this bullshit in the first place.
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Comment #39135810
I once would have agreed with you, but the advertisements and pushiness in Windows are simply unacceptable at this point.
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Comment #39128218
Telegraph readers skew wealthy so probably own a private vegetable patch.
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Comment #39127343
How would they define lisp? To me Lisp means programs in list syntax with prefix notation.
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Comment #39118194
To me what’s missing is a functional programming language that is statically typed and has an extreme emphasis on performance. C++ meets Haskell, but not terrible.
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Comment #39118157
Zig, Odin and Jai are the main contenders. I don’t think backward C compatibility is a good idea, since the C syntax has issues. Instead a transpilation tool from C could be built.…
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Comment #39114887
C# is more like Java than C++
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Comment #39114857
Quite funny, but I want people to advance the state of the art. Does C++ / Java / Python really represent the high water mark of programming languages? I sure hope not…
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Comment #39103033
Exclusivity made everyone think so. Groundbreaking marketing, for a webmail service.
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Comment #39082513
What if Rust compiled to C? Wouldn’t that be a good way to support long tail platforms with low effort?
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Comment #39081866
Immutable structures cannot be cyclical. Maybe I’m missing something?
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Comment #39076896
No less of a disgrace than if it happened to an entry level employee.
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Comment #39065744
Elon could have bought 4chan and saved himself a bunch of time and money.
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Comment #39039347
Wow, you could be describing me at 9. I even did the pages of design drawings all over the place! what worked for me is to start with Game Maker from YoYo Games. You can get starte…
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Comment #39034161
USA is a large closed economy. China is a large open economy. I’m simplifying, but the bottom line is China definitely doesn’t want a Cold War scenario.