5 karma · joined March 9, 2016
I am not paying 2k for a laptop that wobbles.
Can you imagine how much businesses are ilegal now? Telemarketing is ilegal now, consultancy companies can't recruit new people via email or phone. People are yet to realize the true impact of GDPR.
How can you defend a legislation that makes everyone illegal, even outside your jurisdiction?
There is no possible way they can enforce any law, fine or penalty outside their borders. They won't even try.
I experienced this myself. EU is absolutely powerless outside their borders.
They wanted to implement few dozen of auto generated emails with huge content.
The task was suspended 3 times, always because of the same thing: cost. Its insanely costly and hard to make a good looking cross platform email. After every suspension there were new design changes to implement so we ended up starting almost from scratch in every attempt.
I worked on it for a bit and i can assure you email clients are the biggest shit. Specially Gmail and Outlook.
A few highlights:
* Javascript not allowed.
* Outlook processes HTML and CSS with a specific engine which is also used in Microsoft Word.
* Outlook does not support paddings.
* Gmail requires the styles to be all inline.
* We followed Foundation Zurb recommendations and used tables all over. Still didn't work on all clients.
Humanity urgently needs to replace the emails with something else. Not only because the clients suck but because the protocol is outdated.
Use C++.
If you ever decide to scale and distribute it for real save the state in a database and orchestrate containers. For this solution i would recommend using Node.js or Go.
2 - That is only true if the your bottleneck is on communication somehow. Usually it is not.
And a huge advantage: You will write stateless and easy to scale apps that do not care how the machine resources are being handled.
My app should be stateless and scale by replication. This is the most efficient solution in every possible way.
I don't understand why people keep insisting that the lack of multi threading support is a Javascript problem when there are better and more scalable ways of using your machine resources.
They also last for a very long time in a normal fridge.
Why isn't it included in normal vaccination plans? It looks like there is something controlling the supply and we are paying with human lives all over the world.
And what happens when i apply all of them in any order to a given method.
Could you also explain why basing your development on overriding and extending seemed like a good idea? Were people that scared of HTML and CSS?
All they have to do is to lend some money.