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This doesn't make sense until the browser and the OS shell are combined into one thing.

> But... Powershell, really? The Linux subsystem exists now, you know :)

Piping objects is better than parsing text.

That's just an implementation detail. All these declarative UI ideas are variations of sprintf. Something, somewhere, is going to do a diff no matter what, whether it's a virtual DOM or the browser itself.

1. tflops is pretty meaningless, especially between different GPU architectures.

2. Both Xbox and PS4 consume around 100W. Unless the Switch has 10x the perf/watt, it seems like performance won't be comparable.

3. Both Xbox and PS4 have massive heat sinks and fans, so they'll be able to sustain higher perf for longer.

But who? Librarians? Public university employees? How much transparency do you want?

The article concludes that secrecy is necessary but requires a process with more checks and balances.

Downvoted by people who believe the amount of speech you can have is proportional to your bank account balance.

That's an attractive sentiment but the reality is more of a spectrum. Should every government official be required to wear a body cam and record every conversation they have? Should we be able to track the position of every soldier in real time? What are the implications of every negotiation being public?

Racism, sexism, calling the election "rigged", saying you are going to prosecute your opponent, accusing them of being on drugs, bragging about sexual assault...

These are not political views. It's just absurdity, and supporting such a person with $1.25 million absolutely makes me question your judgement.

It's not about differences in political views. I'm not going to respect you if you support racists and misogynists.