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Comment #1044624
This is all about religion, the PHP church has a large number of followers and it's 'bible' contains some arguably wrong pages, so those in other churches will go out of their way …
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Comment #1044617
Yet the fact of the matter is that's how the cards fell - we had the well-designed, well-implemented languages and frameworks that failed utterly to find any foothold with amateurs…
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Comment #1044602
Yet Wordpress is still the most widely used blog software ever. PHPBB and it's ilk still run the forum game. Wikipedia has yet be unseated. If it's cost > it's profit, why is it st…
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Comment #1044476
This sounds like a false dichotomy: - A world that has PHP and enabled web developers. - A world without PHP in which only Java EE-enabled engineers can write webapps. I think that…
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Comment #1044447
Do you have any concept of just how much time and money hacked-together PHP has cost? Do you know how many aggregate human lifetimes are wasted on the simple act of regularly upgra…
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Comment #1040822
I'm not religiously in favor of "tests first, always" (who actually is?), but I find that when you emphasize testing, you spend less time debugging, more time coding, and the end r…
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Comment #1040349
Interesting, but the problem with writing HTML e-mail is rarely real-browser testing, but rather, testing the convoluted filtering/rendering of the various webmail clients (Hotmail…
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Comment #1038877
Can someone explain why the visualizations are triangles, if the two axis are meant to represent similarity and time?
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Comment #1038562
I'm curious about the following: - What scale you're operating at. - What vendor you've found that can provide you with 100 leased servers in 2-3 days while costing less than a clo…
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Comment #1038491
It is advantageous to them to have power, sure - but it doens't really directly contribute to their goal of organising the worlds information does it? Is it any stranger than desig…
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Comment #1038429
It definitely looks as though they ended up having to manage it themselves. They're not "manag[ing] it themselves" -- it's a gigantic stretch to say that software RAID on an instan…
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Comment #1038157
Do you genuinely believe that a company with such a huge investment in data centers is demonstrating a lack of focus by concerning themselves with energy ?
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Comment #1037681
I don't think it's necessarily a mistake if your goal is to strong-arm the industry towards abandoning Flash.
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Comment #1036417
It's duplicitous and wrong. He sold the product, and now he is actively undermining the product that he sold with the potential of costing Sun/Oracle considerable sums of money to …
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Comment #1033681
No, Apple made a perfectly sane business and technical decision to optimize for their users and existing developer base rather than a small subset of the non-Apple developer base w…
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Comment #1033673
But instead of aligning the stack in one location, the callee, now it needs to be aligned everywhere. It's pretty probable that's more instructions everywhere. SSE2 is used everywh…
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Comment #1033637
The stack is not actually aligned on function entry, because the return address is on top, so more alignment will be needed to avoid SSE2 locals being misaligned. The stack has --k…
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Comment #1033612
For the same CPU architecture, compiler and FPU control word, you should expect the same results. That's a stretch. Just because it's called "GCC" doesn't mean it behaves exactly t…
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Comment #1033509
This shouldn't surprise anyone and I can't say I understand the breathless post. For more information, I recommend Write Great Code: Understanding the Machine -- Chapter 4, Floatin…
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Comment #1032925
Multiprocess approaches are both significantly more complicated to implement and significantly more constrained in their functionality. Unless you have overriding design restrictio…
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Comment #1032899
In which country? In the US, that's my understanding of the law, but this is in the UK.