ManBeardPc

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by ManBeardPc 1y ago
Ironically climate will also rewrite the US and the rest of the world in return. More so that we are losing several important years because the US as a big contributor is now governed by complete climate deniers. Currently having the hottes
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by ManBeardPc 1y ago
Software rot is a big problem in many business tools. Everything not recently built from the tip of main is probably no longer working. APIs change, URLs change, Processes change, newer versions of dependencies no longer work because of ver
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by ManBeardPc 1y ago
If the development is not happening in the EU it is not sovereign. It is a proprietary solution controlled by an US company. If they pull the plug the EU cloud will not receive security updates nor bugfixes or they simply revoke their licen
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by ManBeardPc 1y ago
There are constant attempts to undermine our rights. Every state has their political figures that try to push things like that and they would have succeeded (more) if there wasn't so much public backlash. They continue to try though. W
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by ManBeardPc 1y ago
The key feature seems to be the dynamic nature while still being fast. Sure, they could also build it as a compiler that does all mentioned in the article and then dump optimized Go code. Maybe even use the Go PGO instead of their own. But
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by ManBeardPc 1y ago
Interesting approach using a JIT compiler. It says compilation is slow, is there a way to persist the compiled code and load it later (for example for CLIs or faster redeployments)?
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by ManBeardPc 1y ago
Lack of water and extreme weather events (hurricanes, landslides, strong floods, long droughts, heat, cold) will play a major role in the future. Locations/facilities that protect from these problems will be desired and fought for. War
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by ManBeardPc 1y ago
Of course. And don’t look up. I’m always amazed at how good we humans are at denying reality.
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by ManBeardPc 1y ago
We will see much more of this. Consequences of climate change start to really ramp up. We have been seeing temperature records year after year way beyond expectations. It’s coming fast and it is happening now, not just affecting our childre
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by ManBeardPc 1y ago
As someone working for the German automotive industry I see part of the reason being a nearly constant crisis situation. Software is another part that seems to consume a huge amount of resources for little outcome. See Cariad from Volkswage
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by ManBeardPc 1y ago
I only experienced a couple milliseconds for small documents of 15 pages or so. It’s reasonably fast to show the user the result „immediately“ on changes. Haven’t checked memory usage.
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by ManBeardPc 1y ago
Yet migration to the cloud continues, driven by people arguing that doing it yourself is too complicated and expensive. Let’s see how long until one outage takes down the global economy for multiple days or weeks.
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by ManBeardPc 1y ago
The cloud enables you to scale. It allows us to distribute systems across multiple regions and data centers. Seems that this is true for outages as well. The PHP application I wrote as a student running on a single self-hosted server had a
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by ManBeardPc 1y ago
> For purposes of this section, any amount paid or incurred in connection with the development of any software shall be treated as a research or experimental expenditure. For me that sounds like everyone and everything in a company that
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by ManBeardPc 1y ago
Only if you invested everything in the Nikkei on the height of the market though. Many US companies are pretty global and have a lot of sales outside the USA. In that sense the risk is a lot less concentrated outside of extreme political ev
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by ManBeardPc 1y ago
TigerBeetle is something I’m interested in. I see there is no C or Zig client listed in the clients documentation. Thought these would be the first ones to exist given it is written in Zig. Do they exist or maybe still WIP?
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by ManBeardPc 1y ago
Another AI scam. Wasn’t there a similar case with the Amazon stores? Just walk out I think. Could be understood as sound advice if someone pitches you something groundbreaking done by AI.
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by ManBeardPc 1y ago
UX. People accidentally adding whitespace by copy&pasting it. Easy to overlook and probably lead to some customers being confused. Also people use whitespace to separate words in text. Most password managers don't generate password
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by ManBeardPc 1y ago
Yes. We free ourselves from the US dependency by... letting Microsoft, Amazon and Google build them. I don't see anything changing, still more and more companies and projects are moving to the US cloud providers. There are discussions
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by ManBeardPc 1y ago
Many things lead to this. A society that gets fooled by clowns. Dehumanization of people from other groups. A system where the checks and balances are more of a convention rather than enforced and one part of the government has too much pow
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by ManBeardPc 1y ago
Not so crappy if the pain is big enough for the customer. Once a certain threshold is reached they are often very open to changes and giving freedom to develop a proper solution.
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by ManBeardPc 1y ago
No, writing a replacement. Either part by part or a whole new software system.
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by ManBeardPc 1y ago
I feel my job in the future will be more secure than ever. Tons and tons of AI generated garbage code (trained on more and more existing garbage code) that the „developer“ will at a certain point no longer be able to maintain or fix. Not ev
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by ManBeardPc 1y ago
I made a similar experience. The database just stopped working one day, triggered by a normal restart without any updates or patches. Fixed the configuration, tested it, restarted multiple times, everything works. After a week it was not w
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by ManBeardPc 1y ago
Thanks for the info. I’ll definitely check Svelte 5 out.
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by ManBeardPc 1y ago
SolijS is just JS without much magic. It's simple, small and very fast. You can use signals and effects outside of components and it just works. You can even use a signal from the global scope within a component. Tracking of signals fo
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by ManBeardPc 1y ago
Don't try to lose weight fast. Don't do a diet for a limited amount of time. Change your eating habits to something you can live with permanently. Avoid sugar in drinks, it's so easy to get a lot of calories without feeling f
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by ManBeardPc 2y ago
You are right, iodine is the more common one. Fluoride is a less common additive.
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by ManBeardPc 2y ago
In Germany having salt with added fluoride is very common. There is salt without it if you don’t want it though.
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by ManBeardPc 2y ago
The resource usage is really a big problem (if you don't sell them). Being stateless is a blessing and curse at the same time. Reproducible but forces you to feed in all required data every time. Simple scripts like these are enough fo

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