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Are we really re-discovering that compressed binary formats are more efficient data representations?

MCAS is pretty well defined and is associated with it.

Sounds like he’s just asking for an old school Inman style transaction log.

My recollection of XUL was that it was great when it worked, but horrific to debug.

It wasn’t also easy to make a living fixing bad VB apps (or going back to Delphi).

I’m not saying that components are a bad idea, but the 90s implementations didn’t quite realize the dream.

About 10ish years ago, I ended up finding a deadlock in the Linux raid driver when turning on Oracle’s async writes with raid10 on lvm on AWS. I traced it to the ring buffers the author mentioned, but ended up having to remove lvm (since it wasn’t that necessary on this infrastructure) to get the throughput I needed.

It would be kinda cool if you’d create a CICS Hacker News UI. ;)

myasthenia gravis patients already get chemo therapy to destroy their immune cells as part of the infusion protocols. That is a treatment and is not curative. If CAR-T works on MG, then it’s not the chemo that’s doing it.

Glad you mentioned ext.js. It was one of the early frameworks that tried to create a complete, all js, gui component model.

Nobody talking about the DHTML days when we were all writing our own “JavaScript” components?

You can already side load.

You can load adhoc distribution apps through itunes onto your phone. Or, you can download Xcode build and run apps onto your phone. You just can’t distribute the app in binary form to a large group.

Seems like this is about alternate app stores, not side loading.

Will all government agencies be required to comply? I would think that would be an issue.

Sounds a lot more like WebAssembly is the new JavaVM. WORA, security, portability, edge, etc.

Can they at least add a liability provision allowing disaffected drivers to sue for malfunction? Maybe that would balance the scales.

Because until relatively recently, storage was the most expensive architectural component and relational databases optimized for storage.

JWT is fine when used within an auth protocol like OIDC. It’s like claiming certificates are unsafe because I send the public and private keys.

I’m not sure he was a c-suite executive. So, likely no fiduciary responsibility.

AWS has always made the expert “UI” first priority by providing APIs and tooling. The on boarding experience for those who hadn’t transitioned to devops yet seem to be a much lower priority for AWS. I find the opposite to be true for Azure and GCE.

It’s ironic how folks waffle back and forth on the value of underemployment as political seasons change.

I really like Chalice for serverless Python projects.

LOL. We don’t need 30%. We’ll pay for it through taxes instead.

The cultures here mix too. It’s a preoccupation of a loud minority.

Can’t Epic build their own phone? Are their barriers to entry that Apple has put in place to prevent them from building and selling a phone?

So, Ender’s Game?

What you are suggesting isn’t a reboot or a reinstall, but a rewrite.

Embrace, extend, extinguish?

That said, from a citizens standpoint, if the government is going to only pick one, I can’t imagine it not being AWS. The difference in capability and capacity isn’t within an order of magnitude.

Just a minor quibble, but viruses don't breed.

You don’t think a country where people wear masks to cope with the smog might have existing respiratory comorbidities?

You realize mild means “didn’t require hospitalization”, right? Many “mild” cases are taking weeks to recover.

Originator? You might need to expand your scope to more than the past 100 years.