Dayshine

11 ms·

121.
by Dayshine 4y ago
So... Be born into a lift of luxury?
122.
by Dayshine 4y ago
I don't mean bubble as in pop. I mean bubble as in disconnected and floating in their own world.
123.
by Dayshine 4y ago
You realise people work jobs as vital and stressful as that for a quarter of the money right? And that most people in the workforce don't get significant bonuses, and no shares. Software engineering is an absurd bubble.
124.
by Dayshine 4y ago
From the blog posts and sudden speed it reads more like a spam/phishing problem. The original blog post suggests you can make vanity urls. So perhaps it's open to git.io/your-bank-here-etc Does it support github pages? Becaus
125.
by Dayshine 4y ago
Wasn't it already limited to github? It would be weird for them to create a general purpose link shortener.
126.
by Dayshine 4y ago
I just don't understand what it is even supposed to be. We have what should be the simplest pipeline ever with dotnet. It could be three lines, dotnet test, dotnet publish, then create the docker image. But it doesn't seem to supp
127.
by Dayshine 4y ago
As someone who has worked on two of them (paradox interactive scripting and f#): I think both work well...
128.
by Dayshine 4y ago
The protocol also has the concept of custom commands, so whenever I wanted to add some feature that they hadn't thought of I'd just use that. Obviously you have to add custom implementation on the client for each ide, but that&#x2
129.
by Dayshine 4y ago
How was a post war RAF fighter crashing during training exercise protecting our country? Has the RAF been anything other than a deterrent in Europe since then?
130.
by Dayshine 4y ago
I pay £10/3 months plus £200-300 every 4 years for a phone.
131.
by Dayshine 5y ago
Jira cloud doesn't have an official backup process...
132.
by Dayshine 5y ago
I spend my free time making IDE tooling used by thousands to make game mods played by millions. Am I making the world a better place?
133.
by Dayshine 5y ago
No, you're talking about inflation, we're talking about increasing prices. Why do you think they're the same? Electronic devices aren't priced like bread.
134.
by Dayshine 5y ago
They settle and ban you from their service. Eventually nobody who would take them to court is their customer anymore. Amazon do this. You can only enforce your consumer rights once.
135.
by Dayshine 5y ago
Does anybody have any background on why US Universities seem to universally focus on continuous summative assessment rather than formative assessment followed by summative assessment at the conclusion of a course? Surely the knowledge a stu
136.
by Dayshine 5y ago
> a unscrupulous teacher could punish or reward a student by 'making up' any grade they feel like and the student has no recourse if they disagree with the grade Surely the second assessor would catch that though? Or the extern
137.
by Dayshine 5y ago
There usually is a mod framework available, and in paradox games you often use the base game's script files as a starting point. The point is generally irrelevant though, as a condition of uploading a mod to Steam or the game's mo
138.
by Dayshine 5y ago
I used to run Jira Server myself for a hobby project, I paid $10 for the 10 user version. I guess I might have been able to stretch to $50 out of my personal funds. Guess what? They dropped support and the suggested replacement product cost
139.
by Dayshine 5y ago
Game mods often can't be open source as you don't have copyright on the original game files. Another problem is that game mods are often developed in private repos to prevent ideas and assets being "stolen" by other proj
140.
by Dayshine 5y ago
This is really disappointing. I've always encouraged small non-commercial hobby projects to use GitLab. It just seemed like the right thing to do. If you're familiar with Paradox Interactive Studios games (Crusader Kings, Hearts o
141.
by Dayshine 5y ago
For one, in my experience, CRAN only stores binaries of the most recent release of each package. This means that either you have to accept you can never rebuild a docker image, or you have to make sure that you are always able to recompile
142.
by Dayshine 5y ago
You were transferring dicom files out of country? Madness. That's identifiable medical data. Tell me you were at least running anonymisation software in hospitals before you transferred?
143.
by Dayshine 5y ago
Unless you're at the strange faang companies which do intake without finding you a team first: one of your interviewers should be your like manager, who can get these amendments made to your contract, and should know the answer.
144.
by Dayshine 5y ago
It took (by my measure) 13 minutes for a full outage to be represented on the status page. I was under the impression that gitlab use gitlab.com for their work. Surely someone would have noticed within seconds that it was down? Why have the
145.
by Dayshine 5y ago
The whole business model of https://www.gog.com/ is that you can just buy old games and they work on Windows.
146.
by Dayshine 5y ago
Does anybody know exactly how unstable L2 is? I've seen lots of people talk about how some Lagrange points are stable and others are unstable, but I've never been able to find a source for how much this matters. How long would it
147.
by Dayshine 5y ago
I've never had an employer unwilling to wait 3 months for me to start. > And you can be fired for all sorts of reasons after 2 years, including poor performance, but there has to be a reason and you have to be given notice and a cha
148.
by Dayshine 5y ago
> when the company intends to let you go, they don't ask for your opinion. Two-week notice is professional and more than enough American culture is so bizarre. Here in the UK notice (in both directions) is usually contractually 1 mo
149.
by Dayshine 5y ago
> and without regular corrections it will drift out of position How significant is that drift? Over 1 year how far out of position would it get? How many days/months/years would it take before it started being too far from eart
150.
by Dayshine 5y ago
Does anybody know if Google will shut down all your accounts in retaliation if you try to enforce consumer rights laws on them? In this case I'm thinking about the Consumer Rights Act 2015 (UK) which has a 7 year time limit for goods n

More ›