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1y ago
Hard to say when I don't know the details. I prefer Work Life Balance and the people, but how would I know if MongoDB .. or whoever, is a fit?
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1y ago
That's part of the writeup. > Last time I checked GB was not part of the EU. And it’s also a member of FIVE eyes.
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1y ago
I gravitate to open source, native or self hosted applications. But I have to say that onshape is really neat. I just do relative simple object for 3D printing, every few month. And onshape was easy to get into. From BRIO connectors for my
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1y ago
I don't know much about MacBooks. I recently sold my old computer with a i7-5820K. It's from 2014, but with 6 cores, 12 threads and 4 Ghz it is still fast enough for video and photo editing, and playing CPU intensive games like GT
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1y ago
Oh wow, I work in with Hospital software and we have APIs for referrals (from general practitioner). Thank god. What we currently are looking at is scheduling of staff, because somehow that involves different software (dr. vs nurse), and th
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Most of the shelf 3D printers just read g-code: https://all3dp.com/2/3d-printer-g-code-commands-list-tutoria... Simplified they just get thousands of commands from which position to which position to move a toolhead, a
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1y ago
10 years of update for an OS is not even that bad, the problem is that there is perfectly working hardware out there that will not work with windows 11. (Unless TPU2.0 is circumvented)
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1y ago
I think you underestimate just how much more expensive a private plane is :D
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1y ago
Maybe they don't do sprints. Yeah, could be user feedback. And if it's a public beta release why not? 3 devs working for 5 days on each their feature means 3 releases per week. For the last 10+ years I have been working on the sam
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1y ago
Yes yes, I agree with a deterministic release process. I get that, and it's not what I'm asking about. I still don't understand why 1 - 3 releases per week implies low confidence and quality issues.
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1y ago
You could read the linked article ;-) It's one of the oldest metro (retrofit cooling), it's deep, high usage, it's surrounded by isolating clay, dense city.
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1y ago
Ignoring the Claude AI release, why does releasing 1 - 3 per week implies low confidence and quality issues?
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1y ago
But the questions was about the cadence and not the method.
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1y ago
I had a few bugs with Finamp, now I switched to the paid https://symfonium.app/ app on android, still with jellyfin backend. Which works great for me.
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1y ago
Pretty sure you literally said "No" to the 90% tax in this thread. But I can't see your post any more. In what why am I protective of rich people? Just by asking for what you mean?
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1y ago
Could say the same about Tesla cars, yet they don't sell that well any more.
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1y ago
I dislike using putty, I use the ssh client from WSL. Just feels .. better. And bash/fish history helps.
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1y ago
> *You* want a laptop that its battery life is not 1 hour at best. But why? I mean I can see why some want that. But why would I or most or devs in general want that? I very rarely code on laptop, and almost never when not at a desk.
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1y ago
Not the one you talk to, but I'm a dev that does not need extensive battery life. All my dev computers are desktop.
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1y ago
What AI features hogs a lot of resources on windows?
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1y ago
Maybe, but you declined taxation that could be used for financial redistribution and just said "we should get rid of them".
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1y ago
> we should get rid of the rich. In what way for example?
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1y ago
Ah that sounds smart, so in a way the wealth will trickle down to the common man? Someone should try it.
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1y ago
But Android Automotive could integrate CarPlay (Ultra) no? I mean it's an OS, and CarPlay is some kind of communication framework?
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1y ago
Free netflix, but every 45 minutes you have to enter a verification code that is at the bottom of a Mountain Dew Verification Can, 0.5L
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1y ago
r/selfhosted could be a starting point. Also search for "arr stack", something like this: https://github.com/Rick45/quick-arr-Stack You don't have to use this, but maybe it inspires you. If you go t
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1y ago
> Land reform to repair the inequality from the previous apartheid state isn't exactly "kicked out". I don't know too much about Zimbabwe. From what I read about 4,000 white farmers lost house and land, and now 40 yea
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1y ago
> This pays for at most a week of work. Does that mean that rust devs earn 60k monthly minimum?
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1y ago
Odd, I tested two news sides (tagesschau.de and bbc.com) and both load in 1 - 2 seconds. Airbnb in about 4 - 6 seconds though. My reddit never gets stuck, or if it does it's on all tabs because something goes wrong on their end.
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1y ago
Might be art, might be fun. But you also claimed it's easy to update. But now you have to write <font size="5" face="Helvetica"> every time you create another one of those elements. And if you want to change t
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