Shorel

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by Shorel 3y ago
Therefore, Idiocracy was a science fiction film about how to talk to not be confused with an AI =)
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by Shorel 3y ago
Let's demonetize Spotify. Cancel our accounts and campaign to others to do the same. I cancelled my Spotify account, and now I am using Tidal, which pays the artists a higher percent.
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by Shorel 3y ago
My remark is not about the quality of college education. It's about his mindset. You don't need a college education to read research articles, books and journals. But you certainly need an open mind and some discipline to not try
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by Shorel 3y ago
I WannaCry after reading this comment.
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by Shorel 3y ago
> If I want libreoffice Yeah, but no one wants LibreOffice xD (And I am writing this comment on Ubuntu)
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by Shorel 3y ago
I would say that's more a Windows feature than something tied to MS Office. But yes, Active Directory is unmatched for administration of a big number of computers and local networks.
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by Shorel 3y ago
Wouldn't an Access alternative be based on SQLite?
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by Shorel 3y ago
That means LibreOffice is not native but Java?
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by Shorel 3y ago
Serious question: Why don't you use LaTeX to prepare the presentations? A few things I could think of: the templates for presentations are less varied, less diverse, could look repetitive. With Office, you can make the most crazy des
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by Shorel 3y ago
Annotations, citations, bibliography management I can understand, even if I use LaTeX for that and consider it a far superior tool. But video recording and streaming? Why would anyone prefer to use MS Office for that when OBS exists? Is it
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by Shorel 3y ago
Modern defrag seems very cumbersome xD
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by Shorel 3y ago
This is a serious failure of the backup mechanism not being able to restore from a backup, and a serious failure of the operating system, not being able to delete files in a mounted external disk. Luckily, all important files were in the cl
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by Shorel 3y ago
I wouldn't say this is where humans suck. On the contrary, this how we find human language is such a fantastic tool to serialize and deserialize human mental processes. Language is so good, that an artificial language tool, without any
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by Shorel 3y ago
There was a time PostgreSQL did not run under Windows, and that is IMO what gave MySQL the market share edge. Without these windowless years, PostgreSQL would be the most used RDBMS right now.
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by Shorel 3y ago
His words: "I am also self-taught. I never got a degree of any kind. I entered the industry at the tender age of 17 and never looked back. Frankly, school isn’t all it’s cracked up to be — especially in the software field." h
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by Shorel 3y ago
Exactly, I have a few games that are not listed or sold in Steam, and I can still install and play them.
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by Shorel 3y ago
By the publishers and owners of the games, as it is their legal right. Not by Steam.
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by Shorel 3y ago
Thank you, this is so fast compared to Insomnia, I am now using it exclusively.
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by Shorel 3y ago
I am used to the curly brackets, and my keyboard muscle memory is used to the curly brackets. I put the cursor over a curly bracket, press CTRL-M, the cursor navigates to the other curly bracket. My eyes also parse code much faster when it
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by Shorel 3y ago
Ohh, I wish it was only a factor of five. It would even be acceptable! Discord the Electron app uses 1.2 GB of RAM. Ripcord the compiled client uses about 30 MB of RAM. That's a factor of over 42 times.
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by Shorel 3y ago
Only the European models get logical and unambiguous yellow signal lights, so I agree with you.
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by Shorel 3y ago
We don't use Teams because it is fancy, or smooth or appealing. We use Teams because the company that pays our salary tells us to use Teams. End of story. And I would definitely trade opacity and fancy buttons for a client that loads a
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by Shorel 3y ago
Same as you. I am trained to add Wikipedia or search in another way, because of the namespace conflict. Even that is not enough, after a while, and more and more words are needed. Some search engines are better or worse about this.
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by Shorel 3y ago
It doesn't matter. The important point is we are no longer being tied to Oracle for it. Now the code runs in both MariaDB and Aurora in AWS. We only pay AWS for the servers now.
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by Shorel 3y ago
I have worked with Oracle and MySQL was the replacement. I rewrote the dozens of PL/SQL SP into the retarded language that MySQL has. It's not impossible in any way.
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by Shorel 3y ago
It's not that complicated. All our business logic was into PL/SQL stored procedures, I migrated them to MySQL stored procedures. The MySQL language is a bit retarded, and some extra work was needed, but everything was doable.
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by Shorel 3y ago
I simply see it as search word-space collision. In the future, whenever I search for "sugar" I will have to deal with hundreds of unrelated results for a programming language. I see the same issue with go, d, eclipse, and a few ot
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by Shorel 3y ago
It seems like a great product, with a terrible name.
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by Shorel 3y ago
> JVM has always been on par if not often faster than hand-written C code. I have never found this to be true. There are a few programs (Talend, MySQL workshop) written in Java that I sometimes have to use, and I avoid them as much as I
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by Shorel 3y ago
It is a bit insane that simracers now have better wheels than real life cars. https://mozaracing.com/moza-tsw-steering-wheel

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