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by aeyes 3y ago
That might be a thing in countries with less stable currencies. You won't see anyone with dollars in Europe or Japan.
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by aeyes 3y ago
The 15 Pro weighs double and the cameras make it huge, I couldn't make that change.
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by aeyes 3y ago
Exactly right, the ads are tiring. They keep introducing new ways to shove ads in your face with silent updates or they just restore the original settings even after you spent a considerable amount of time disabling them. I paid for the pro
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by aeyes 3y ago
I tried it but unfortunately it also disables media control (pause/skip) from the keyboard in other applications.
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by aeyes 3y ago
At least they didn't "gift" you the album like they did with U2
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by aeyes 3y ago
You know what would be even better? If you could reliably uninstall all this junk or not even install it at all. Every time I hit some button on my keyboard and the Music app opens asking me to create an account I am reminded how hostile al
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by aeyes 3y ago
I have the clock disabled entirely and it still sits at 1% CPU.
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by aeyes 3y ago
It looks more like they quit. I would have just not returned to office and waited to be laid off.
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by aeyes 3y ago
Whenever I see such comments I ask myself if you have no imagination what Amazons payroll looks like? They have 1.5M employees, total payroll is well beyond $100B per year. Now over what timespan do they invest this money? 5 years? 10 years
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by aeyes 3y ago
Migrations are the best kind of work in the sysadmin space. It's where you get to do actual engineering work instead of doing boring maintenance tasks. I'd do it, but not for the money they are offering unless they'd fully pa
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by aeyes 3y ago
I'm surprised that this letter isn't written by the CEO, maybe the board is already in the process of axing the guy.
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by aeyes 3y ago
It's not Postgres, it only speaks Postgres dialect.
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by aeyes 3y ago
It has serious limitations and needs a lot of elbow grease to run at scale. With some of the alternatives (for example MongoDB) you basically just add a few more machines and you are good. In my opinion Citus is still only a hack which is o
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by aeyes 3y ago
> Germans are paying 42% With a median income you'll pay quite a bit less, when I was working in Germany I paid about 35%. Income beyond ~65k is taxed at 42%, one of the many reasons why I left - it's really hard to get ahead w
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by aeyes 3y ago
But the organization has no employees, all money goes towards hosting and maintenance of the legal structure. This is a bit of a problem when it comes to maintaining the infrastructure and code of a large-scale system.
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by aeyes 3y ago
> you can definitely reach the 100K EUR/year Before taxes and contributions. If you are single without kids 100k is ~58k net.
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by aeyes 3y ago
The first iteration of my comment was actually: "Looking at this issue, the developers are clearly clueless." But that wasn't constructive. It seems to be just volunteers working on this so it makes sense that they ask for he
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by aeyes 3y ago
Looking at https://codeberg.org/forgejo/forgejo/issues/220 I'm 99% certain that this is caused by foreign keys because the lock is waiting for primary key index access. And if you have foreign keys you i
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by aeyes 3y ago
In my car the UI just freezes until the headunit restarts 1-2 minutes later. A few years ago I rode with a friend and he'd have to turn ignition off and on again to restart the headunit. That's rather annoying while cruising on th
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by aeyes 3y ago
I used to live next to a really big street right on the corner. 4 lanes in each direction, bus stops, subway stop, restaurants and other stores in direct sight from my living room. I somehow got used to it. Headphones on all the time either
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by aeyes 3y ago
Does the plastic gear break if you attempt to recreate "will it blend" videos at home? They probably try to sell this as a safety feature.
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by aeyes 3y ago
With Google Authenticator some years ago it wasn't even possible to restore your codes even if you had a local backup of the device. I'm not sure if that still is the case today but it was a common issue which we saw at our servic
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by aeyes 3y ago
What did they make you change? I have been using CircleCI since the beginning and the only breaking change I saw was when they introduced workflows. This didn't need any changes to the difficult parts of my own code and was mostly copy
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by aeyes 3y ago
By having relatively simple queries. You can push 50k queries per second on a 64 CPU Postgres machine. This is real world experience from a moderately complex application.
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by aeyes 3y ago
> You can't scale an application that relies on a database heavily to this level because your fundamental constraint IS the database. I pool ~10.000 connections down to under 500. I can't do application level pooling because th
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by aeyes 3y ago
Why even lay off with mutual agreements paying severance? Just fire people and deal with the consequences.
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by aeyes 3y ago
Maybe I should have written it out: They sold several "oscilloscopes" with similar feature set in very small form factors before. The smallest device being 5x3cm in size. This is the website where you can see the product line up:
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by aeyes 3y ago
Unlikely, they actually sold several oscilloscopes in other form factors before.
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by aeyes 3y ago
Additional tricks I didn't see in the thread: I just disable autovacuum completely for test runs with autovacuum=off. Remember that it kicks in according to the percentage of data updated so with a table which starts empty you are guar
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by aeyes 3y ago
And I agree with that, I get very little out of videos. I have to try on my own to learn. Books are much better resources.

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