Apparently hating Hofstadter’s GEB is the cool thing right now. I like it a lot, but not as much as “Le Ton beau de Marot”, which remains my favorite non-fiction book. I also like the author because he made me aware a man could be a feminist, about 25 years ago.
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Guter Hinweis, das ist natürlich richtig. (Allerdings kann man auch damit nicht den kryptographischen Schutz aushebeln, die Private Keys hat man ja trotzdem nicht.)
Great post by my @INNOQ colleague @janstepien: “Some violations of our architectural principles are easy to spot. Others hide in plain sight, and neither static analysis nor a shallow code review will help you spot them.” innoq.com/en/blog/cooking-wi…
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Der CaSE-Podcast übrigens auch: case-podcast.org/23-mentorin…
Übrigens natürlich nicht nur für Gehörlose, sondern auch für Hörende, Suchengines, zum schnellen Nachlesen, zum Referenzieren und zum Zitieren super. Also eigentlich in jeder Hinsicht.
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That sucks, and it would suck in XML, too. The alternative is either a nice specific syntax (à la SQL) or an API that creates this or something equivalent under the hood, in which case it doesn’t matter
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Lesenswert: »Die Mythen der E-Auto-Kritiker« wiwo.de/unternehmen/auto/fal…
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Very relevant article about #ai skills. Even my ML/DL colleagues agree that very few people need to be doing basic research – it’s all about application, and data is the real asset kdnuggets.com/2019/01/your-a…
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Positiv überrascht, dass der Verfassungsschutz seine Arbeit hier gar nicht so schlecht zu machen scheint. Das Gutachten zeigt, dass die AfD versucht, offiziell genügend Distanz zum völkischen Nazidreck zu halten, von dem sie tief durchseucht ist netzpolitik.org/2019/wir-ver… #fckafd
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If all you want to do is send some tagged data, JSON has about 5% of XML’s complexity and is a better choice most of the time.
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That’s because both XML and HTML are markup languages and thus do a pretty great job when they’re used for markup. The mistake was trying to use XML for records with metadata, for which it is massive overkill
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The reason I personally believe the answer should be yes is that there’s really no excuse to exclude citizens who don’t happen to run a compatible device, and this far outweighs the (very few) benefits. Yet these things are built again and again.
Unless there is a mobile web version first, government agencies should never be allowed to build an iOS, Android or other native app
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