yogthos

yogthos OP , 3 months ago to worldnews in Ukraine notified the Council of Europe of the partial suspension of some clauses of the European Convention on Human Rights and Freedoms in connection to recent changes in its martial law.

How to say you don’t understand the concept of democracy.

yogthos OP , 3 months ago to programmerhumor in Asking the important questions

I don’t know why you have so much difficulty wrapping your head around the concept of UI state to be honest.

yogthos OP , 3 months ago to worldnews in Ukraine notified the Council of Europe of the partial suspension of some clauses of the European Convention on Human Rights and Freedoms in connection to recent changes in its martial law.

The point I’m making is very simple and should be obvious. When the regime has to grab people off the street and force them to fight, then it has no legitimacy. This isn’t a case of people willingly defending their country, it’s fascist regime backed by the west that’s forcing people to die in a senseless war. If you can’t understand such basic things then what else is there to say to you.

yogthos OP , 3 months ago to worldnews in Ukraine notified the Council of Europe of the partial suspension of some clauses of the European Convention on Human Rights and Freedoms in connection to recent changes in its martial law.

Oh this must be that whataboutism we keep hearing about. Meanwhile, I love how running out of resources means it’s ok to abandon all your values in the minds of liberals. Mask sure falls off pretty fast.

yogthos , 3 months ago to worldnews in US working to prevent ICC arrest warrant for Netanyahu: Reports

I believe this is what you lot call whataboutism

yogthos , 3 months ago to worldnews in US working to prevent ICC arrest warrant for Netanyahu: Reports

He’s not just a supporter, he is an active participant.

yogthos OP , 3 months ago to technology in Huawei’s New Phone Sports Latest Version of Made-in-China Chip

All the chip war US started achieved was to spur China to get serious about chip production self sufficiency while making western companies lose a huge market for their chips.

yogthos OP , 3 months ago to science in Even Mild Cases Of COVID-19 Can Leave A Mark On The Brain, Such As Reductions In Gray Matter

balance must be preserved

yogthos OP , 3 months ago to programmerhumor in Asking the important questions

Well, I’ve been writing web apps for a living for the past 20 years or so, and I’ve written lots of full stack apps. There can be plenty of ephemeral state in a non-trivial UI. For example, I worked on a discharge summary app for a hospital at one time. The app had to aggregate data, such as patient demographics, medications, allergies, and so on from a bunch of different services. This data would need to be pulled gradually based on what the user was doing. All of the data that got pulled and entered by the user would represent the session state for the workflow. Maybe don’t trivialize something you admit having no experience with.

yogthos , 3 months ago to technology in Generative AI could soon decimate the call center industry, says CEO

welcome to the wonders of enshittification

yogthos OP , 3 months ago to programmerhumor in Asking the important questions

No, I have not forgotten. This whole conversation was me explaining to you the advantages of keeping the session context on the client. You are not moving statefulness to the database. The fact that you keep repeating this clearly demonstrates that you don’t understand what you’re talking about.

The statefulness lives on the client. Everything I said about the backend application also applies to the database itself. Any node in the db can pick up the work and store the value. The issue being solved is having everything tied to the state in a particular user session.

To explain it to you in a different way. There will be a certain amount of data that will need to be persisted regardless of the architecture. However, moving user state to the client means that the backend doesn’t have to worry about this. The fact that you’re having trouble grasping this really is incredible.

yogthos OP , 3 months ago to programmerhumor in Asking the important questions

Again. the goal is not to eliminate the statefullness of the whole stack. That’s just the straw man you keep arguing against. The goal is to remove context from the server. Once you get a bit more experience under your belt, you’ll understand why that’s useful.

yogthos OP , 3 months ago (edited 3 months ago) to programmerhumor in Asking the important questions

I’ve explained to you why the term exists, and why it matters. It refers specifically to application code in the context of horizontal scaling. Meanwhile, many popular databases do in fact allow you to do sharding in automated fashion. If you’re not aware of this, maybe time to learn a bit about databases.

yogthos OP , 3 months ago to programmerhumor in Asking the important questions

Evidently you don’t understand what people mean when they talk about stateless backend, so let me explain. The point there is regarding horizontal scaling. If your backend code is stateful then it has user context in memory, and requests for a particular user session have to be handled by the same instance of the service. With a stateless backend all the context lives on the client, and the requests can be handled by any instance on the backend. So now you can spin up as many instances of the service as you need, and you don’t need to care which one picks up the request. The fact that you might be persisting some data to the db in the process of handling the request is neither here nor there. Hope that helps you.

yogthos OP , 3 months ago to worldnews in Two Doctors, Six Others Quarantined Amid Bird Flu Outbreak in Ranchi

exactly