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by SvenL 1y ago
Yes, one thing for me is, that Youtube is offering music (in the form of videos) which you can't get on any other platform.
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by SvenL 1y ago
What I really would like to see in such tests is comparison of output quality. They mentioned a few times which drivers they are using, it would be also great if they would compare features sets of both. If a driver doesn’t support a certai
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by SvenL 1y ago
Well, about the public transport being always under construction, yes, it is. But I think it’s a good thing. First there is quite some money put into public transportation which is great. Second, it has to be modernized all the time to acco
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by SvenL 1y ago
I think this is a reference to a LotR meme. https://youtu.be/Q63_FxegFsQ?feature=shared
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by SvenL 1y ago
And to that extend do you trust the company creating the test kit? Or their suppliers?
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by SvenL 1y ago
I think recently there was here an article about a phenomenon called after a Roman defeat by Hannibal, which described how companies lost there competitive advantages by being overly confident in there successful business. There were exampl
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by SvenL 1y ago
Sounds interesting, will read it tomorrow
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by SvenL 1y ago
While the transformer movie might be a little bit Hollywood, Steve Jablonski did a great job - especially Arrival to earth. Also, not a movie but a TV series, Battlestar Galactica (the new one). Bear McCreary created a space opera (the shap
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by SvenL 1y ago
Not really a suprise. I also noticed that AI results got worse lately. Like 1 year ago I was kind of getting decent results when asking to generate something but lately it’s pretty bad. And I don’t want to craft the right prompt and fiddle
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by SvenL 1y ago
Great debugging capabilities, time travel debugging, data break points, attach to running processes, remote debugging etc. I think the most important feature for an IDE is debugging - at least this is the feature which separates an ide from
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by SvenL 1y ago
Yes, I also have gone this route for a very simple application. Systemd was actually delightful, using a system assigned user account to run the service with the least amount of privileges is pretty cool. Also cgroup support does really mak
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by SvenL 1y ago
Would be interesting to make a comparison of a simple prompt to generate text and a prompt which explicitly states to not do those things.
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by SvenL 1y ago
I think XSLT is still a reasonable technology in itself - the lack of updated implementations is the bad part. I think modern browsers only support 1.0 (?). At least most modern programming languages should have 3.0 support.
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by SvenL 1y ago
Especially since it was communicated that Windows 10 would be the last Windows (like it would only receive feature updates).
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by SvenL 1y ago
A List of items could just contain checkboxes holding the state of selected/not selected. Then it’s a trivial query selector. To get every selected item or to know if every item is selected.
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by SvenL 1y ago
Yes, to this day I create a low level character in wow classic and quest in Elwin forest and Westfall. The music is just relaxing, the setting/landscape, sound effects…
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by SvenL 1y ago
I think it would be even better to rethink cloud at all. Today the tooling is good enough to host your stuff on a VPS or bare metal.
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by SvenL 2y ago
I like it. It allows here and there to use touch gestures. Have a Baby on one arm and need to scroll in the recipe or make it larger with other arm? Yes, touch gestures are easier for me in such a situation. I mean touch display does not an
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by SvenL 2y ago
One issue I had many time with workflow engines was updates. I have a workflow and it has already running instances. 2 scenarios: Can I update the workflow while it has running instances without interfering the running instances? Can I upda
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by SvenL 2y ago
I don’t understand the argument why EU would tariff China just because they need export. Can you elaborate?
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by SvenL 2y ago
I agree, content is just a rant about failed attempts to improve things. There is kind of a meme/general advice to be risky, to try things out, fail and iterate on failure. Everything mentioned in the article sounds like that. I mean,
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by SvenL 2y ago
There were already so many news like this and you never hear again something about them. It really sounds promising but I‘ve kind of lost my enthusiasm about it.
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by SvenL 2y ago
I like how Cognizant is listed twice.
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by SvenL 2y ago
I agree with the Easter eggs, it feels like it’s not common anymore or they are really good hidden. But, I‘m also a developer so I try to do my own Easter eggs. I discovered fartjs ( https://fartjs.com/ ) and try to incorpora
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by SvenL 2y ago
Well, there are the HPC Services for Excel, were you can offload calculations to an HPC Cluster and support more rows. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/high-performanc... its not an alternative, but ma
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by SvenL 2y ago
Yes, but the essence of the problem statement is client interactivity so it boils down to JavaScript calling web services. MVC only abstracts the server part. If you want something modern in that space you could try blazor - C# with WASM on
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by SvenL 2y ago
„If you should see a doctor“ Isn’t the blood test normally done by a doctor who also receives the results and calls you if something is wrong?
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by SvenL 2y ago
I think keeping it simple would be the best, use jquery with some search plugin and call a REST endpoint from your dotnet backend.
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by SvenL 2y ago
Let me guess, the AI is developed by the ones who benefit the most from tax evasion? I mean there were already System prompt leaks from grok which showed influence on some topics like Musk and trump. Why would an AI be not manipulated?
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by SvenL 2y ago
You could try headless playwright. There will be still a browser but it is just a process in the background, no window is shown. https://playwright.dev/

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