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by adra 3y ago
This one was a very large caveat pointed out loudly every time the feature was mentioned to the community. So, yes the limitation/flaw was very well known and is ideally going to be addressed in a future JDK release.
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by adra 3y ago
I have no idea what you're getting a commercial photography has been on the edge of obscurity for a long time, and there's little new here. Of the several photographers I've known in my years, there's only maybe a couple
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by adra 3y ago
Hard disagree. You don't need different physical databases (though it may become necessary at some point), but you should absolutely value data isolation when you're developing smaller services. Oh you need to rename a column and
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by adra 3y ago
Do you reject Kafka because it runs on the JVM? This is a ludicrous position to take. You may not want to fund development of projects when you're forced to train devs to work them, but to reject using technologies based on the progra
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by adra 3y ago
The JVM with virtual threads will do userspace task scheduling to take jobs on and off active OS threads. As long as Java knows he e to safely suspend the running up action, like socket.read(), the JVM could use a read selector on an off th
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by adra 3y ago
My guess is that you signed up through a VPN, and this is an anti-bot automated system. I'm not a meta employee, just speculating. Remember, VPNs are the collective abuse of all of their users, not just you; same with public access net
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by adra 3y ago
Sorry, but "games that haven't shoveled sequels or a bunch of prior art" just doesn't have the same je ne ces quoi to me... Even then, sea of stars would still be considered largely derivative in style. Cocoon looked lik
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by adra 3y ago
At least for java, you can spin out a new class loader which intercepts all class loading tasks and basically shim the dynamic module from the permanent runtime platform very trivially. For unloading, you'll likely need conventions on
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by adra 3y ago
The whole concept of real user monitoring is that it allows you to detect erroneous patterns in how they specifically use your product, so that you can ideally fix said problems if they're common enough. I'm not wildly excited ove
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by adra 3y ago
One notable problem with user ids is that they tend to leak to users in some way. Because of this, it's really easy for competitive intelligence companies to bot create accounts just to get a feeling of new user growth if you're n
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by adra 3y ago
I've been very happy with my tesmart dual DP 4 port KVM. The only limitation I have is that it's only usb 2 host controller, so a lot of higher speed devices like some webcams can't get switched using it. LAlso if you need Ap
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by adra 3y ago
And democracy is bad news for autocrats. I'm not saying that miners have a moral stain, far from it. Simply that a thing that is good for you and yours may be a significant net negative for the world / population at large. I can c
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by adra 3y ago
Hey, look at it this way, the Yemen civil war is still ongoing, and if they are it's likely because Iran and Saudi Arabia are still funding it, which would conflate to eat least a cold war between the sides even if there's some su
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by adra 3y ago
I'm just putting words into ancestors post, but my guess is that it's disingenuous to congratulate yourself for solving a man made problem. Poverty doesn't have to be a given unless you ascribe to specific world views. You co
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by adra 3y ago
Racing to the bottom has never been so steep. I was trying to buy an android auto wired to wireless dongle and all I see are temporary garbage re-skins of the same products from half a dozen suppliers that likely won't exist next year.
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by adra 3y ago
Man, I read the headline three times and each time I read Cisco is acquiring insolvent. Bad idea naming a company so close to an English word both in length, number of similar characters, and most importantly first and last chars.
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by adra 3y ago
From the article, "In fact, government ministers voted against it. Instead, the bill is backed by the Conservatives, Bloc and NDP with a smattering of votes from backbench Liberal MPs." Your anger seems to be misplaced in this ins
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by adra 3y ago
Yeah, I mean why does the government get to tell me how I raise my kids? I wanna put them to work, drive heavy machinery, and marry them off to 90 year old "founders" all I like so stay outta my business.
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by adra 3y ago
You work that as a contractor easy if you can find them. The problem is they're rarely hiring one offs to do this because these companies don't have engineering cultures, which is why they contract this shit to system integrators
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by adra 3y ago
Poor, poor Slashdot. For me it was murdered during the 2016 US elections when they welcomed infectiously click bait political shit fest that literally spread to like every story. I contributed at that point for like 12+ years? I couldn&#x27
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by adra 3y ago
Even a naive sharded approach requires coordination if you want a scalable solution. Where do you send keys when there are 4 shard buckets? What happens when we want 5, or 8, or 32 shard groups? Just yolo turn off all writes, toggle some co
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by adra 3y ago
Dang, a little more verbose? Understatement of a lifetime. It's fine, if you like it not whatever, but it is quite a bit more verbose than many languages that I've used. My number 1 qualms go is with such simple building blocks re
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by adra 3y ago
You still can. I have a version of Picasa that still works years later (fresh install), you may have to hunt it down on non-google sites though.
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by adra 3y ago
I think making sure to have a backup of your important content is always necessary. Being able yo conventiently port to another service, less so. I'm less concerend about the real risks of me flagged as some deviant, as long as I can p
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by adra 3y ago
I just watched a puff piece on Adam tested comparing apple thunderbolt $150 cables to introductory $5-10 usb cables. They seemed more in love with the tech to visualize the cables than actuallu giving meaningful information and like for lik
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by adra 3y ago
Once you race to the bottom, you'll find that those million $ deals turn into 500k deals, etc.. celebs can do a lot more work than they do today. They protect their brand in part by saying no to the shit brand partnerships that would d
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by adra 3y ago
I love your optimism. Some may be able to live off software at 30k/yr making 100/yr "somewhere", but not most places. My rent started at around 40% of my take home and adding taxes alone, my pay rate was well under this
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by adra 3y ago
I'd say teams are way more likely to avoid clearly bad decisions. Now your statement is so clearly absolutist in its tone, so to speak specifically, I would say teams will largely point to the best outcome eventually but often pays the
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by adra 3y ago
Nah, as someone who popped into the industry around 2k, a bunch of people bounced out of IT never to return either during or shortly after 2000. To me, its felt a little frothy since ~2010 but this is clearly a subjective approximation. I&#
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by adra 3y ago
You know that YouTube is actually one of the few major platforms that are actually not fcking their content creators dry? They have kept their 50/50 split while other platforms have hacked away at percentages to keep more for themselve

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