fetbaffe

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by fetbaffe 6y ago
I think that todays terrorism is mainly state sponsored, terrorist organisation use different types of resentment when recruiting new members, however many of the terrorist organisations are funded by governments around the world, this is t
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
Correct, OOP in itself it’s not bad. I use it every day, but I mostly use composition rather than inheritance. What I was trying to say was that the inheritance based OOP was sold as the ultimate problem solver. We all remember programming
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
Early web was written in Perl, I guess it was the classic approach of lets borrow what is already successful and in end PHP won over Perl so it worked too. Bill Gates would have been proud.
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
$ was taken from Perl https://stackoverflow.com/a/3073818 but because early PHP was more simplistic than Perl it only has $. Powershell also uses $ for variables. Regardless of etymology of the $ sign and the usefulnes
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
I learned Spring, one of the worst frameworks I ever worked with (note that I have worked with Laravel too). Spring is a bloated mess with lots of legacy & misuse of annotations, a.k.a necromancy. It has somewhat improved with Spring Bo
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
Because the alternatives is actually not good, it just a fallacy. There will always be something negative regardless of what you pick, problem is to decide what your core values are when writing different types of software. If you don'
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
PHP is filled to the brim with bad frameworks with one size fits all type of mentality. Just avoid them and make your life easier. If you need a framework, look for something small, small enough to read thru and understand in one hour.
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
It was because every developer in the West was taught that inheritance based OOP was the one thing to rule them all. And that unfortunate school of thought created the Java mythos that spread to many languages, not only PHP, eg JavaScript
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
Nothing is stopping you of writing PHP the "old" way, all new stuff is optional.
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
If you haven't realized it yet, your ideology liberalism is dying.
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
If social media is poising the country, why give social media (YouTube) more powers? If it is the case then you have two options, ban YouTube or add more government regulation. Let them, with the poison, regulate themselves doesn’t make sen
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
Because the neighbors were Romans.
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
I find it easier to handle multiple PHP versions on Windows than on Linux. As you say just download zip,unpack somewhere copy php.ini-development to php.ini, and you can do this for every minor PHP-version. Apache is almost as easy, downloa
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
I can’t escape Apple even I would change to Android according to this decision done by Apple against Telegram.
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
It usually begins as let’s split our project into multiple libraries so it can be reused within the company or even better if we put it on GitHub everyone can use it. After a few months you notice nobody within the company cares about your
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
PHP, Apache, MySQL (or MariaDB), Bootstrap CSS and jQuery. Very good setup that will solve your problems relatively fast and can be running for years without much maintenance. There is no point of using anything else to do webpages. These t
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
The mix of Excel & Access as a new application would be a killer app. Hasn’t someone already built that in the cloud?
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
How do you share the spreadsheet? Shared network drive? By email? With Excel?
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
Sure, but you always have to ask, to what degree? If it is more prevalent than in other societies then you can definitely call it a phenomenon.
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
Pattern is high trust societies vs low trust societies.
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
Most common XML parsers in PHP uses libxml which is written in C, so it should be relatively fast, however I haven't used it for super large XML-files and not for every request. It would be interesting to test.
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
Sure, but how is it ironic? That is what I'm trying to figure out.
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
So basically you never become a native regardless how many generations you stay in a country, thus nationalism is valid point of view.
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
How is that ironic?
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
In the old days many things that were XML when it should have been JSON, today it is the opposite, many things that are JSON when it should be XML.
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
I’m not so sure about that, the reason is that the total number of programmers in the world are just increasing and more importantly more and more non-programmers program code today than ever before. It hard to convince non-programmers to s
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
I read the original poster's post as Graalphp needs to support both PDO, the C extension, AND Laravel, specifically every language construct that Laravel uses.
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
Efforts like this with GraalVM and the upcoming JIT in PHP 8 should lead to, I believe, that many of the existing C extensions of PHP to be converted to pure PHP implementations. When you have a JIT based language you want as much to be ex
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
Hilarious. Marxist are constantly trying to rewrite history of the Vikings to fit the modern political spectrum of migration & multiculturalism, but now suddenly rewriting history is problem because of "white supremacy", which
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by fetbaffe 6y ago
> Laravel of the Java world Fixed it for you.

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