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Comment #49154514
any serious enterprise software that attempts to fit every company's workflow (rather than forcing the company to follow theirs)
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Comment #48191184
At what point is it easier and faster to just code it yourself? I don't trust myself to write better specs than code.
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Comment #47836461
I've learnt that if a test only fails sometimes, it can take a long time for somebody to actually investigate the cause,in the meantime it's written off as just another flaky test.…
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Comment #47627989
I dislike the intent too. A website should simply not be able to see which apps I've got installed. Imagine Facebook doing stuff like this in order to know what ads they should ser…
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Comment #46835818
I think uploading a file, editing it and downloading it back is such an uncommon operation that it makes no sense to apply any smart heuristics.
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Comment #46629612
You, as a maintainer, are free to ignore any such expectations and do what you want. There are no obligations. You only risk disappointing people (or corporations), and losing Gith…
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Comment #46496565
Is the consensus that software will be both developed and tested by machines? Will there still be a human in the loop? I hope at least some testing or approval will still be done b…
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Comment #46303676
Intelligence has many dimensions.
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Comment #45837449
The parent comment was talking about a deployed application, and making sure users can't modify the source code. In that case, your image hopefully was built using source code from…
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Comment #45829149
Smalltalk being so malleable also makes it possible to completely disable source code inspection/execution.
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Comment #45826070
Perhaps your passport was checked on departure instead of on arrival? At least that's how it worked when taking the Eurostar train.
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Comment #45383644
How do you define cryptography? Let's say my files are written in a format that only my software can read. Is it then illegal to distribute said files?
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Comment #45157402
Of course, it just becomes the HelperUtilService!
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Comment #44634719
There's a working group dedicated to breathing new life into the standard: https://qt4cg.org/specifications/xslt-40/Overview.html Last updated just under a week ago!
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Comment #43673016
An AI-powered editor I assume. Always having to come up with your own thoughts must be tiresome.
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Comment #43629303
What about QA, code review, documentation,...?
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Comment #43516507
Oh sure, it can be represented. But now JSON is the one being noisy, ugly and verbose.
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Comment #43514567
Streaming is defined in the XSLT 3 spec: https://www.w3.org/TR/xslt-30/#streamability . When you want to use streaming, you are confined to a subset of XPath that is "guaranteed st…
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Comment #43514483
How would you represent mixed content in JSON?
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Comment #42594710
The web app probably authenticates using an API as well, in which case it's trivial to add that to your shadow client as long as you have the credentials.
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Comment #41480331
It's a foreign concept in French because in French it's always on the last syllable, so you don't have to think about it.
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Comment #41480269
Have you never gotten any inspiration or creativity from talking to somebody outside of a planned meeting?
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Comment #41321703
Landlines still exist.
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Comment #41147368
Does SQLite have sequences yet?