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Ahh, I thought this was just happening to me. I used to watch a fair bit of YT on my PS4, but a few months ago my home screen was basically empty save a few ad videos. It was pushing me heavily to sign in; which I do _not_ want to do. End r
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If you care about performance, they are required. https://dev.to/jbranchaud/beware-the-missing-foreign-key-ind... Again, another thing we learnt the hard way. All FKs now require a index for us.
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Logical replication requires a primary key. We found that out the bad way. It _is_ a critical problem.
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11mo ago
Not sure if it is just me, but the background animation absolutely kill my browser (Chrome) and scrolling is _super_ laggy.
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11mo ago
Germany is on a weird path; first the nuclear power withdrawal and now this. It's all a bit topsy turvy.
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11mo ago
This explains why my outlook/hotmail account had a 2fa prompt from a country I've never been in a few days ago. Checked my password on https://haveibeenpwned.com/Passwords :- This password has been seen 1 time
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1y ago
The title buries the lede a little > Our cluster ran on Azure Standard E64pds v6 nodes, each providing 64 vCPUs and 504 GiB of RAM. Yes, I would _expect_ when each node has that kind of power it should return very impressive speeds.
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1y ago
I wish RFCs were more plain English. Some of them are just _whoosh_. That being said, https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc6238 is a delight.
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1y ago
Ask anyone who did a postgres upgrade. The words "collate" and "glibc" are enough to cause me to pause now. Learnt loads, never going to really use it again, but man do I understand the pain that causes now.
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1y ago
We've seen tons of illegitimate traffic emanating from SG. So much so, that it is a part of the standard WAF country block (along with CN).
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1y ago
Now you mention it, the other thing we are being forced to do is categorise our work (e.g. commits/PRs) as Cap/Op. And then once a year a bunch of us are randomly selected by one of the big four auditing companies to talk about wh
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1y ago
Love it! We are unfortunately moving away from self-hosted bare metal. I disagree with the transition to AWS. But it's been made several global layers above me. It's funny our previous AWS spend was $800 per month and has been for
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1y ago
No, but I am remoted in to my dev box (over RDP/mstsc).
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1y ago
[Window Title] Critical [Main Instruction] Unsupported GPU [Content] Zed uses DirectX for rendering and requires a compatible GPU. Currently you are using a software emulated GPU (Microsoft Basic Render Driver) which w
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1y ago
ORMs are one of those topics that get hotly debated for little reason IMO. ORMs like almost everything else in SWE they are _tool_. It's not a law or a prescription. It's not mandatory. ORMs are fine for 99% of cases. When it isn&
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I owe Java a lot. Programming clicked for me when I was taught OOP in Java, my other programming module with event-driven design in C# which I hated. Fast forward a few years later, and I'm actually at a C# shop. Fast forward a decade,
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1y ago
This is like when you spend 3 day chasing a race condition, and the PR is a one line fix, and someone comments "yes anyone could have spotted that".
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1y ago
DATAS has been great for us. Literally no effort, upgrade the app to net8 and flip it on. Huge reduction in memory. TieredCompilation on the other hand caused a bunch of esoteric errors.
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1y ago
Crazy to see that embrace, extend, and extinguish are still fundamental game plans. I guess the only lesson here is trust no one and keep your repos under your account.
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Man, I really wish they would focus on their primary storage offering. I _love_ Dropbox and have introduced many many friends and family to it. That is testament how good and easy their storage offering is to use. This is where I've pr
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1y ago
I really wish Docker didn't take over the industry like it has. In my experience not enough people know how to debug yet another layer of abstraction. Remove layers, keep things simple. That being said, it is here to stay. So any alter
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Joined {{company}} when everything was using 5.4, there was a big distaste of PHP back then. But as PHP have released newer versions I'm convinced our migration away from PHP (which is just finishing) is probably a step backwards _now_
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1y ago
Can we not have this new trend of two letter projects? It makes it super hard to Google for in the future, give it an actual name please. I don't know if the trend started with uv, but please for future engineers trying to debug/l
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1y ago
Polite disagree; governments and enterprises remain on Oracle / SQL Server because it is borderline sisphean. It can be done (we are doing it) but it requires a team who are doing it non-stop. It's horrible work.
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1y ago
https://www.jeronimo.dev/the-two-versions-of-parquet/#perfor... First paragraph under that heading as a markdown error which I hadn’t considered in [my previous post on compression algorithms]](/compression-
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1y ago
Yep, that's what I meant. My fingers don't always type the right word - thanks!
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1y ago
I think the author would do well to front load "the why". Seems very over the top, sometimes you want to do things just because. Totally valid, but helps contextual the blog.
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I love you guys, even before this.
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This is fun! I really struggled to effectively cut onions until this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CwRttSfnfcc Haven't looked back since.
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I mean at first glance, this doesn't make me feel warm and fuzzy. But ignoring my initial reaction; I don't think this is any different from lobby groups keeping tabs on what congressmen say vs do. Just this time it's the gov
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