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by kalcode 9y ago
Free market as an economic model really isn't considered acceptable in a laissez-faire approach. So I would have attacked 'free market' and people respond with 'economist don't actually believe a true free-market wo
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by kalcode 9y ago
Feel like diamonds are such a great example for the 'a free-market' people. They typically argue that in a truly free-market everything is better. Well diamond trade exists largely in a free market until it hits some of the countr
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by kalcode 9y ago
Wouldn't that result in even more lost in transmission?
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by kalcode 9y ago
>They destroy them for brand protection. See this comment: Comment has some sound reasoning why they feel that way. Curious though, why do you post/take that commen on a forum that was copied from an unnamed forum as fact?
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by kalcode 9y ago
Opps. Yah I messed up the naming, I meant exes, but just started typing 64 vs 32 which really is only a memory thing, if you simplify it. Converting a Win32 exe using UWP Desktop Bridge is stupid easy though. Older exe with a lot of legacy
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by kalcode 9y ago
So for the sake of continuing to hold back technology we are held down by enterprises and DOSGaming. In all seriousness we complain in the developer community that Internet Explorer and Edge holds back using more modern Javascript yet we ma
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by kalcode 9y ago
uBlock can't block manual tracking...just third-party scripts that do it. Example: You visit example-site.com example-site.com is the php server that sends you the html. It also the site that does the tracking. So when you click someth
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by kalcode 9y ago
*wasn't one of the major slow downs
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by kalcode 9y ago
Because they already implemented something similar as per the blog post. React has an implementation of a virtual Dom. They don't have to use react to do that and as discussed in the blog that is the major slow down on their UI.
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by kalcode 9y ago
That doesn't make sense...the browser always does the rendering of the dom. Not react. React speed when keeping your states and data in sync is that React makes all changes to the virtual dom then it makes it to the browser dom. It not
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by kalcode 9y ago
That already exists, here is a widely recommended version. https://nest.com/thermostats/nest-learning-thermostat/overvi...
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by kalcode 9y ago
The weird part about people complaining about the Bixby button is the fact they bought it. Like why buy it? Did you not see the button when you looked at the product? Did you not read any reviews? So many other phones to select from and use
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by kalcode 9y ago
Why can't people get rich while making a difference? These same people could be working for other companies who are not fighting for our privacy and an open web. I agree that what is considered high paying salary is completely insane t
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by kalcode 9y ago
That's the complete opposite of the way Chrome was designed. I've rarely seen Chrome do a complete lock-up and close everything. The point of Chrome spinning up a new process per tab is that when one Tab crashed it doesn't ta
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by kalcode 9y ago
So Netflix homepage, not signed in, has no React. It is the page that doesn't even need React. If you are signed in, then you will not see Netflix landing page and go straight to their app which has React. I feel people are misundersta
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by kalcode 9y ago
I think you are really misunderstanding what vanilla javascript and HTML really is. No UI in plain HTMl is scalable. If you have a UI each piece of code needs to be repeated on each page. Have a ten page website? You need your footer, nav a
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by kalcode 9y ago
Any type of UX interaction was always messy and not very scalable using older javascript. Sure it was do-able and libraries like jquery, which have been shown to be slow, made it convient and easy to write it. But ultimately it was messy lo
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by kalcode 9y ago
>Misleading title and some people have already taken the bait. Curious why you say it's misleading? The title is 'Drive File Stream launching to all G Suite customers' which doesn't say anything more than a new featur
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by kalcode 9y ago
What about putting the effort to support Vue or Ember? What happens if they fall out too? They never suggested those frameworks are dead or inferior. They just made a product and launched it. I mean I imagine adding support for each framewo
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by kalcode 9y ago
I don't know much about this but I swore I read the chrome uses chroot for its sandboxing. Would that not already accomplish what you wanted? https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src/+/master/d