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GiorgioG
5y ago
Neat. I tried it and (surprisingly!) found the icons too distracting.
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GiorgioG
5y ago
And a poorly implemented reinvention at that.
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GiorgioG
5y ago
I don't care if it's faster, the same or even slightly slower. The sooner I can start working on large applications with a strongly typed language (that isn't just transpiled to JS) - the better.
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GiorgioG
5y ago
> I never pay for anything on the Web, because I cannot pay anonymously. Wow. My first thought upon reading that is that seems quite extreme. Having said that, it just shows you how normalized it's become to track all transactions.
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GiorgioG
5y ago
The good old days where I meant a bunch of aspiring developers in the PC Dev chat.
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GiorgioG
5y ago
I’m getting the impression that someone expected this junior to be somewhat more productive than could be reasonably expected and you were caught in the middle trying to (as you said) code for two people. Lousy outcomes for all involved.
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GiorgioG
5y ago
By the sounds of it it seems (without having all the details) like there was poor communication & expectation setting which at least in part contributed to this outcome. Having him hired behind your back is obviously not his fault. Wed
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GiorgioG
5y ago
For the life of me I can't understand why any software engineer would want an under-powered machine that's optimized for battery life (i.e. a laptop.) I've worked from home and always opted to build my own PC (not that you ca
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GiorgioG
5y ago
Or use https://theboroer.github.io/localtunnel-www/
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U.S. Lifts Chinese Import Tariffs Hitting GPUs, Motherboards
(tomshardware.com)
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GiorgioG
5y ago
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New PSU Standard Adds 600W Connector for Next-Gen GPUs
(tomshardware.com)
7 points
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GiorgioG
5y ago
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GiorgioG
5y ago
Render is a platform as a service type offering like Heroku. Folks interested in self-hosting aren't the target audience for this.
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GiorgioG
5y ago
Sounds like Vimeo will be sold for scraps in a year or two.
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GiorgioG
5y ago
Google is turning into a complete sh*tshow across seemingly all product lines. Aside from Ads (I mean Search) I can't think of anything that hasn't fallen into disrepair or been EOL'd.
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GiorgioG
5y ago
I'm glad I wasn't the only one who noticed. They look stupid and it's a distraction - I don't care what anyone says.
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GiorgioG
5y ago
Apparently they compared it with a 3060TI. It's not a 3080, but still nothing to sneeze at.
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GiorgioG
5y ago
> A global solution can solve global concerns and also allow for local conditions. Not if standardization is the priority.
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GiorgioG
5y ago
A gallon of gas weighs 6.1 pounds. 5 Gallons + a container is ~35lb - highly portable. That gives me roughly 100 miles of range for my vehicle at a total cost of around $20 (plus the cost of the container, said another $20.) A 50kW Tesla (
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GiorgioG
5y ago
I've worked at bigger companies and there are plenty of folks much higher than 'middle dev' forcing these types of things down the organization's throat.
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GiorgioG
5y ago
I don't understand how the math adds up. If we all move to EVs, the demand for electricity will go up (a lot!) But I don't see how we're planning to meet such demand with our current power grid. Which of course in turn mean
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GiorgioG
5y ago
The rest of the world does and thus the price of oil will go up for everyone.
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GiorgioG
5y ago
You know these media outlets aren't legally required to do so, right?
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GiorgioG
5y ago
> I think China is big enough that it can help ease the economic cost on Russia They're not going to help Russia - they're going to exploit the situation and demand deals that are barely tolerable for Russia.
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GiorgioG
5y ago
Because the stories they tell line up (generally) with non-government controlled news media.
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Microsoft identifies and mitigates new malware targeting Ukraine within 3 hours
(arstechnica.com)
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GiorgioG
5y ago
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GiorgioG
5y ago
China could easily tell Russia to knock it off.
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GiorgioG
5y ago
Our collective cowardice and inability to avoid repeating mistakes of the past (Poland) will come back to bite us in the ass. "But, but he has nukes!" - sure, and he'll still have nukes if/when they invade Poland, Romani
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Asustor NAS Products Hit by Deadbolt Ransomware Attack
(techpowerup.com)
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GiorgioG
5y ago
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GiorgioG
5y ago
Microsoft keeps shooting themselves in the foot. The last straw for me is that they'll soon be requiring a Microsoft (online) account to install Windows 11 Pro. My next PC will run Pop OS or Ubuntu.
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Windows 10 and 11 21H2 Data Wiping Tool Leaves User Data on Disk
(tomshardware.com)
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GiorgioG
5y ago
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