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Racial inequity is socially unacceptable. That’s the whole damn point.

That’s a glib interpretation. And you’re pushing the same anti- affirmative action viewpoint that has maintained racial inequities.

Maybe more people would start businesses if they had UBI as a safety net.

No. Ads should be related to the content, not personalized to the person viewing the content.

That falls apart as soon as the author with the locked paragraph leaves the document open while they’re doing something else, preventing others from editing.

Look no further than the rampant white collar crime that goes un-prosecuted in the US. No one is being held accountable for PPP corruption.

Of course being anti-racist is emotional. How can you not feel very upset when contemplating the racial inequities in this country?

If your question is “where do you draw the line”, the answer is always somewhere.

Over-engineering vs ebooks

Reading mode does that, and you can have it auto-enable in Safari if you want.

Yes, in WinUI you get build breaks if you have a typo in your property name :)

It also adds the ability to bind to functions, which can eliminate a lot of ViewModel boilerplate for computed properties.

The framework layer of WPF is implemented in C#. WinUI is all C++, including the framework and the compositor that makes the DirectX calls.

In the framework layer, typical UI updates are faster because the WinUI data binding system uses code-generation rather than the reflection-like runtime binding system that WPF has.

WinUI also includes the rather incredible Windows.UI.Composition API’s, with things like ExpressionAnimation that enable lots of cool animations (like parallax, sticky header, or cursor-relative) at a stable 60 FPS.

Disclosure: I work at Microsoft on the Windows team.

It’s not that different from things like Protocol Buffers, and for application code it’s mostly a hidden implementation detail. The API you’re calling (like the Composition API’s in the Minesweeper example) might be calling into a separate process but you don’t have to care.

Disclosure: I work on the Windows team