Kuraj

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by Kuraj 10mo ago
> All your monitors are combined into a large canvas where every pixel can be written and read by any X11 client. Heh. I learned this hard way when trying to set up multiple monitors with different refresh rates
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by Kuraj 11mo ago
I don't know how to get my point across, I guess I'm just thinking emotionally more than logically right now lol. Either way it's not my comments being visible verbatim that irks me but rather the processing part. But I get y
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by Kuraj 11mo ago
I dunno man. When I first joined it was unconcieveable that someone could just take everything and build a trivially queryable _conversational_ (that's a big part of it) model around everything I've posted _just like that_. Call m
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by Kuraj 11mo ago
I can't help but feel a bit violated by this.
35.
by Kuraj 1y ago
If I didn't read past the concept and the date I would've accepted it as real without a blink of an eye
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by Kuraj 1y ago
Polish person here, I can confirm that x-rated stuff on teletext was very much a thing. I have no reason to believe the ad is fake
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by Kuraj 1y ago
The original comment was about whether these things should be treated as errors during the local development process, or during CI for greenfield projects. I deleted it after realizing that the article actually does address this. But I&#x27
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by Kuraj 1y ago
We don't really have this problem in .NET 8, we mock stuff just fine using an in-memory database provider. But I admit my tone missed the mark. It may have been much harder to do in the past, or maybe I'm missing some nuance. But
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by Kuraj 1y ago
Great post. Now let's do C# because if I see a repository pattern doing nothing but calling Entity Framework under the hood again I'm going to rip the planet in half
40.
by Kuraj 1y ago
At the risk of sounding boring, but be careful not to sacrifice searchability for this
41.
by Kuraj 1y ago
The takeaway that vibe coding introduces security holes by default sounds sensible to me. But also the security issue with Postgres sounds like something I could run into myself even when coding by hand, to be honest
42.
by Kuraj 1y ago
What is the real point you're trying to make here?
43.
by Kuraj 1y ago
You have a point, but being review bombed still hurts short to medium term
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by Kuraj 1y ago
These days I don't even use a WSL distro directly, but I do use it as a backend for my Docker Desktop.
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by Kuraj 1y ago
Yeah it would be really useful to have in the readme what kind of problems this solves that dev containers don't solve already
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by Kuraj 2y ago
“Perfection is achieved, not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left to take away.” ― Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, Airman's Odyssey
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by Kuraj 2y ago
I still have a netbook. It's not an Asus Eee but a Samsung N102SP. I don't really know if there's any way I can use it for anything nowadays. Windows is out of the question - it originally shipped with Windows 7 Starter, whic
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by Kuraj 2y ago
I don't have an issue with the UX, but the design of the user interface seems to have been copied almost pixel-for-pixel. I wish this project a lot of success but also that it ends up devloping its own identity.
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by Kuraj 2y ago
What the FUCK
50.
by Kuraj 2y ago
To be honest I'm just burn out after 8 hours of coding for work, to do even more coding after.
51.
by Kuraj 2y ago
Yeah I had to give up on Files because of the performance too. I'm glad this exists.
52.
by Kuraj 2y ago
It's funny because 90% of my experience has been legacy projects, and the greenfield projects for me were the hardest, because it's really hard to organize as a team to build something from ground up, not kill each other with shov
53.
by Kuraj 2y ago
You could _do that_?
54.
by Kuraj 2y ago
How about any LEDs? Having to use duct tape to prevent an appliance from lighting up my entire room at night is egregious.
55.
by Kuraj 2y ago
Sorry, I wouldn't know. Rider is the only product I've used.
56.
by Kuraj 2y ago
If you're ok with running unstable, you can run and use early access builds for free, even commercially
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by Kuraj 2y ago
The Steam Deck is HUGE. I thought my Nintendo Switch was big until I got it, but it appears so tiny now in comparison.
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by Kuraj 2y ago
It appears so. Steam OS, at least in the form that exists on my Deck, is not suitable for general purpose. True, it has a desktop environment, but it's "jailed" - of course with an option to jail break it, but anything you do
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by Kuraj 2y ago
I have not heard the word "webmaster" in such a long time
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by Kuraj 2y ago
The link to the tournament looks so much like a header (which I assumed would just be a permalink to the blog post that I am reading) that I spent a full minute looking for it

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