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by 0xcoffee 6y ago
Nobody would be using docker is that was the case. Spawn as many processes and threads as you want.
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by 0xcoffee 6y ago
This is really beautiful. Are prints available?
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by 0xcoffee 6y ago
Python was also what prompted me to start docker. Different packages being installed on Windows vs Linux. Different packages being installed pip vs (some other package manager) Simple user mistakes in the requirements file (not strict versi
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by 0xcoffee 6y ago
I program this way also. My preferred method is simply to download the VSCode Remote Extension Pack: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ms-vscod... Then in a project, simply `ctrl+shift+p` -> Add contain
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by 0xcoffee 6y ago
It also drove me mad with JSON deserialization. Hopefully this will work nicely with newtonsoft.
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by 0xcoffee 6y ago
They mention its a 'first draft' and they want to work together to try and get a final draft in ~6 months.
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by 0xcoffee 6y ago
There is also so much more to the 'cloud' then just CPU usage. If your focus is devs are using the CPU inefficiently, I see this problem independent from the cloud. People with on-prem servers are just as guilty of building beefie
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by 0xcoffee 6y ago
These days it's easier for me to pull a python docker image, then to figure out how to install it on my system. Only for python do I develop inside docker.
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by 0xcoffee 6y ago
In Azure at least it's possible to set the blobs to private, then generate time limited tokens which can be appended to the URL which will grant access.
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by 0xcoffee 6y ago
I'm not one to normally criticise some minor layout choices on a blog, but this font is really difficult to read for me. On Firefox: https://i.imgur.com/zIHis3x.png It's so wavy
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by 0xcoffee 7y ago
Is there a reason MKL isn't shipped by default? I can't believe there is so much 'free' performance available that so many people are missing out on.
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by 0xcoffee 7y ago
The Dutch vegetables are picked by Polish workers though. The problem remains: https://nos.nl/artikel/2328611-wie-gaan-de-asperges-steken-n...
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by 0xcoffee 7y ago
It says it has the gauges, the phone is for extra info like range and navigation. But I agree, having a car with no inbuilt radio/speakers will be strange.
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by 0xcoffee 7y ago
Apparently in `config.txt` you can set `arm_64bit=1` Then `sudo rpi-update`
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by 0xcoffee 7y ago
Can somebody explain the Outboard Mode? I don't really understand the example. It decodes the input file using an outboard file, but the result is what? You already have the input file?
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by 0xcoffee 7y ago
Hi soneca This is unrelated to your comment, but I saw a past submission of yours https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12276956 and was wondering how your experience went (as I am now in the same position), but did not see
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by 0xcoffee 7y ago
I was amazed when I could point parcel to a html file that imported a typescript file and it worked. Only downside was that I was importing the script as a module and then half of the typescript imports stopped working. Had to bundle everyt
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by 0xcoffee 7y ago
I'm not OP but I'm in the Netherlands earning ~3k a month. Reading these American salaries always makes me contemplate moving there..
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by 0xcoffee 7y ago
I would love to here some MSFT people who work on the Net Core teams thoughts about these libraries, because it seems the community has really amazing things to contribute, such as this string builder library. Net Core has seen amazing impr
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by 0xcoffee 7y ago
Entity Framework is just an ORM. Every ORM has their quirks. It's unclear why you ditch a whole language, and even the OS just because you didn't enjoy using an ORM. If you want to write pure SQL and pull the results into a struct
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by 0xcoffee 7y ago
I'm really curious about where Windows will be in 10 years. We see MS making launchers for Android, and offering their products more and more cross platform (based on electron + web client). Even switched Edge to be Chromium based. How
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by 0xcoffee 7y ago
I know I'm going fully into the realm of conspiracy theories here, but history has shown secret court orders are a thing. VPN's are the perfect honeypot for law enforcement agencies, they wouldn't want to lose this every time
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by 0xcoffee 7y ago
Obligatory C#: var input = new string[] { "abc", "ab", "abcdef", "abcdefgh" }; var maxLength = input.Select(e => e.Length).Max(); var output = input.Select(e => { var p
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by 0xcoffee 7y ago
I notice this also with Teams. If I have it open locally and on a VM, only one of the instances will get the message.
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by 0xcoffee 7y ago
Yes, and silent bike interactions happen all the time. But a silent bike interaction is like this: 'Cyclist behind some pedestrians, other slow cyclists' 'Cyclist either rings bell or says 'excuse me'' In a car
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by 0xcoffee 7y ago
I saw this posted on HN before and it received a lot of negative feedback, so I would like to offer a positive experience. I live in the Netherlands and there are electric cars here that already make these sounds. Its like a really faint &#
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by 0xcoffee 8y ago
Photopea is amazing, it actually replaced Gimp for me. Only thing I am missing is ability to close many tabs (e.g. close all except this one). Amazing project.
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by 0xcoffee 8y ago
And they had an amazing forum, I remember learning Photoshop there and reverse engineering with a group called FFF (Does anything remember a guy with the mr clean profile pic, Mr. X i think..?). Then they decided to redesign the forum and e
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by 0xcoffee 8y ago
They are .net Core API's and work under Linux and Windows: https://github.com/dotnet/iot/
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by 0xcoffee 8y ago
Same experience here. Was learning rust with vscode, and it would only show half of the compiler error output (e.g. the part that recommends how to fix the error wasn't shown). In the latest vscode release they now support multiline er

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