karulont

I guess that is just because SQL as a standard is not coherent nor something beatifully designed. SQL is mashup of vendor specific features all bashed togehter into one standard.

Very cool idea.

Using VR for something that might actually help to expand the human knowledge. This provides researchers with the ability to work with molecules in a way that is good for people with visual and spatial thinking.

Here is one example with an estimate: https://tidelift.com/lifter/search/npm/eslint

I was surprised. Completely on a different topic though.

I noticed that emoticons were used in git commit message titles as a prefix. I did not know that github rendered those. And using CLI it is still readable:

  :wrench: One more Forge fix

EDIT: formatting

Sure, compilation time and memory usage was improved, but what about the runtime performance and memory usage?

In general you are correct, but there are still easy cases where reversing is trivial.

For example if the shared output is the average (AVG = (X1 + X2) / 2). If I know X1 and AVG, I can easily calculate X2 (X2 = AVG * 2 - X1).

However, usually you want to calculate something more interesting, that depends on more variables, so you won't get an exact number on the other parties secret inputs.