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by aeyes 3y ago
Enable HDR, disable power saving and don't have screen brightness on max.
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by aeyes 3y ago
I vaguely remember a mod called tower defense which we played on LAN, I wonder if that was the inspiration.
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by aeyes 3y ago
Can you name a website which does this? I use everything except games and my IDE in windowed on different machines and I have never experienced this problem in 10+ years of doing so. It can only happen if you make the browser window extreme
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by aeyes 3y ago
> If done in a company with a monorepo I'd be especially interested in hearing more Are there any big companies left which haven't adopted a monorepo?
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by aeyes 3y ago
> Boggles my mind that people do that. :( I only reboot when my machine freezes or when updates require a reboot. I did a lot of on-call in my life and I saved tons of time by leaving everything open exactly as I left it during the day.
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by aeyes 3y ago
Just be aware that you can receive massive bills if you use Route 53 as DNS because you pay per query and there is no way to block bad requests. I have seen >1000$/month on a single domain.
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by aeyes 3y ago
Try teddit.net
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by aeyes 3y ago
If all you use in AWS is static EC2 instances you would have to go back a looooong time to find an outage which affected their availability. Even in us-east-1.
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by aeyes 3y ago
I guess Mac users are more easily impressed because there is (was) less choice and UltraEdit(32) wasn't around on the platform at the time. It's still my editor of choice but it's a shame that they switched to a subscription
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by aeyes 3y ago
Rule number one for high traffic sites with a lot of pageloads coming from search engines: Aggressively cache content shown to unauthenticated users. Since they don't really interact with the site, they probably won't even notice
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by aeyes 3y ago
That is a response from Sentry telling you that they are rate limiting error ingestion for Reddit, probably because they have a lot of errors at the moment.
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by aeyes 3y ago
Why would that leave Apollo dead? If they set the API charges back to zero all third party clients, including Apollo, would be happy to continue.
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by aeyes 3y ago
This is only used for the push notifications in the subscription version of Apollo. I haven't checked the code but it probably polls the Reddit API with the users OAuth token and sends a push to the Apollo app if new activity is found.
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by aeyes 3y ago
The other day I saw that Quora is already officially showing you ChatGPT answers at the top. Here for example: https://www.quora.com/What-is-Arch-Linux I think they are digging their own grave with this. Their only advantag
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by aeyes 3y ago
Its been the same with the jobs numbers for the last couple of months, I don't know why they even publish the numbers with such a big margin for error.
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by aeyes 3y ago
The only way I have seen this work out is to give the aqui-hired team a ton of equity in the new company so that they don't jump ship immediately.
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by aeyes 3y ago
In the Twitter thread he wrote: > And in response, Amazon served me with a lawsuit.
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by aeyes 3y ago
Price to free cash flow after deducting stock based compensation is even better
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by aeyes 3y ago
You are in a thread saying that shutting down nuclear was a mistake because they'd have to burn coal to make up for it. At the same time you are saying that forcing new installations (and repairs to a certain extent) to use heat pumps
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by aeyes 3y ago
Why would they buy something that is open source? They could acqui-hire but Hotz doesn't strike me as a person that would stay at a big corp like AMD for a significant amount of time.
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by aeyes 3y ago
how does a backup cause write contention? are you backing up to the same disk? also why are backups using pg_dump? that’s not a backup.
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by aeyes 3y ago
Yes, exactly!
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by aeyes 3y ago
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by aeyes 3y ago
Yes using gitolite, it just works. In the past I worked at a company which used the commercial solution from JFrog, I don't remember ever having problems with git availability as a user.
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by aeyes 3y ago
I'm a senior engineer and I moved to Latam (on my own, not for work). Unless you are prepared to give up a lot I don't see why anyone would consider this. What's the incentive? Unless you are looking for an adventure there is
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by aeyes 3y ago
They are trying: https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/china-...
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by aeyes 3y ago
Warren Buffets salery has been $100.000 for decades. And as far as I know Berkshire doesn't do stock based compensation at all, Buffet just holds the shares he always held.
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by aeyes 3y ago
A union doesn't protect against layoffs.
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by aeyes 3y ago
In what way exactly? In most countries the only requirement is to have a work contract. No higher education, no rules that employers must show that they can't find local talent for the position, no limitations on the number of immigran
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by aeyes 3y ago
Before Postgres 12 yes - always, starting with Postgres 12 you have to add "AS MATERIALIZED" to force the order.

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