BozeWolf

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by BozeWolf 2y ago
If you prefer a good package manager over a language which avoids you to be able to shoot yourself in the foot with nil pointers… Package management is important, but other stuff might be more important. That said: I enjoy go. Is it perfect
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by BozeWolf 2y ago
Apple iCloud. I still run on google suite, but I want to move away from it because reasons. Apple has reasonable web versions for documents, excel, note taking for when you are not on your iDevice. It has a calendar and provides email. It a
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by BozeWolf 2y ago
Hold on, some engineer is doing a few last git commits to make it work. When cicd job is done, t0 in 10minutes.
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by BozeWolf 2y ago
I blocked all samsung ads in my router for my tv. Still got that samsungtv ehich always started playing. Also got rid of that by putting it behind a childs lock iirc. Now, if for some reason my apple tv does not properly switch on, i do not
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by BozeWolf 2y ago
Awarded you a point for this top tip. Really hate my samsung tv’s software. Because of that I use an apple tv to control it anyways.
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by BozeWolf 2y ago
Ah yes! And HotDog html editor from “sausage software”.
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by BozeWolf 2y ago
tbh I think it is very funny. Sent it to a few friends because of that. Was chased by a cursor for a minute and then did the same to him/her. Childish, but funny. It only works well when the site is busy. The frontpage of HN makes it w
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by BozeWolf 2y ago
Does it still get software updates? Not just the apps, but also the operating system. If not, you definitely should not use it anymore. Not only because of security issues in software, but also because of possibly revoked certificates. And
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by BozeWolf 2y ago
Awesome! I remember this game from when I was a few years old. It somehow was called “camel”. I remember the language being french.
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by BozeWolf 3y ago
Came here to say this as well. Using it in a side project and it works well. Chose windmill because it allows me to upgrade to other backends when necessary.
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by BozeWolf 3y ago
Running the same tires... same rims. Of course it is a complicated system, so you can never compare it 1:1. Fact is that carbon bikes tend to ride more comfortable, if they are designed for it. Also the frame can be shaped and put together
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by BozeWolf 3y ago
Aluminium generally is stiff, quite uncomfortable for longer rides (100km). I own one, had a lot of fun with it. Now I have a carbon road bike, don’t care about the weight, did care about comfort. Comfortable, flexible, but still has stiffn
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by BozeWolf 3y ago
This. Would be nice if there was a framework (in go, or python pydantic) which would help me migrate data made with old structs to new structs. And also deal with the transaction. For now i use sqlite to deal with transactions and only make
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by BozeWolf 3y ago
Lets see if I can make the links clickable. Was coding for fun today and was looking for a toy “database”. This is a bit too much i guess :-) ended up with flat file json. Will probably regret that later today. Good luck with the project, h
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by BozeWolf 3y ago
A bike fit and a correctly sized and setup bike with the right saddle, correctly sized frame and handlebars might work as well. only a 0.5cm change in saddle position can greatly improve comfort already. A bike fit and correctly setup bike
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by BozeWolf 3y ago
Jetbrains has shellcheck integrated in their editors:) I bet vscode can do the same.
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by BozeWolf 3y ago
Indeed. So much more than this simple example. It gets interesting for more advanced use cases. If i now rename a field on the model, it will not be renamed in the database. If i want that to match, i have to change the query. And make a mi
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by BozeWolf 3y ago
The parent probably points to security. Telegram is insecure, this has been discussed many times before. (Rolled their own encryption, a master key, unencrypted group chats) Thing is that telegram is a completely different app. It has featu
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by BozeWolf 3y ago
We are at 500k/hour for at least one system i know of at my current client (energy). Not sure what causes these expenses. It can be missing out on trading, or fines. There may be more of these systems :) Lots of redhat there.
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by BozeWolf 3y ago
I often make a similiar joke when I am struggling with microservices related bugs or architectural designs. 1: Just use apache + php 2: Use microservices, service meshes, k8s etc. 3: Just use apache + php Cheap joke though, although it was
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by BozeWolf 3y ago
Never thought of that! I do cad design for fun (3d printing/lasercutting). Not sure how actually being in the design itself would help. Although it might feel natural to just move your head around when you are in the middle of a design
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by BozeWolf 3y ago
Also curious about that! A few years ago I was thinking about freelancing (as a developer) for a Swiss company. I heard it is quite hard to do that. Im still interested in doing work for a swiss company, remote mostly though. Which might ma
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by BozeWolf 3y ago
until you realize you have to build a datacenter yourself. Or order purestorage appliances for 3 datacenters you have your hardware in. And then realize dc 1 does not physically have enough space to add more storage servers. But you need th
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by BozeWolf 3y ago
By submitting the form with a post request and then load an entire page with a thank you message or the form again with validation errors. Like it’s 1999.
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by BozeWolf 3y ago
Didn’t know sigstore. The idea looks promising. They should work on marketing though. “Their” technology would work on any package repository, right? Also for npm and the likes.
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by BozeWolf 3y ago
This. Also enterprises using specific (still untrusted) packages could pay it for the developer. There must be a way to do this. But in true spirit of python the system should be as open as possible.
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by BozeWolf 3y ago
I wonder if Apple’s trick would work for python packages. Pay a few (5? 10? 20?) bucks to become a Pypi developer/sponsor, it would also pay pypi’s operational bills. It raises the bar for malicious actors. Additionally, if pypi provid
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by BozeWolf 3y ago
Fun! Combine it with ios notifications for web apps and rename the title of this post to “<60 lines”. https://developer.apple.com/documentation/usernotifications/...
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by BozeWolf 3y ago
But in the spirit of the parent article, it would be nicer if the os knew i wanted to do 3d cad printing and then organize my window with all cad/3d printing related modules. To let it create my perfect workflow because it gets my inte
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by BozeWolf 3y ago
MacOS can do this, it is called stage manager. https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT213315 I tried it, but it is just not there yet. My use case is switching between 3d cad design and printing apps (browser, slicer, notes

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