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by amne 3y ago
As long as you're not replicating the data model also which means you're now replicating the business logic that go along with the data model. An ETL approach from the start will save you a lot of headache.
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by amne 3y ago
These days almost every file I touch is either downloaded from somewhere or, if I wrote it, pushed to a git repo. Recycle bin is rendered useless.
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by amne 3y ago
Just like when I burn my pancakes. I so wish I could CTRL+Z IRL. Those files are gone. Adios. Please don't tell me you use "Recycle Bin".
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by amne 3y ago
Yes, the tooling around OpenAPI spec is not great. However we've worked around it. We write most of our spec by hand. We thought it would be horrible but it's not. All our APIs accept and respond with JSON so the OpenAPI payloads
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by amne 3y ago
This needs a button to import an OpenAPI spec (2.0, 3.0, doesn't matter) and let the user go wild on his own APIs. I've never thought of an API exploration tool to be a marketplace of ready-baked API collections. The speed is ther
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by amne 3y ago
I work for Ubisoft and I initially thought we published our internal cloud platform which is named "Ubisoft Cloud".
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by amne 3y ago
"to a payment processing company". Ok. Now it makes sense. I just launched maps.me on my phone for the first time in more than 2 years I think and I was wondering why it's asking me to log in and also inviting me to use the M
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by amne 3y ago
I also managed to twist the upper part in some kind of knot from which it's not recovering now.
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by amne 3y ago
I know this will age very fast but for the moment their X handle at the bottom of x.ai landing page still shows the old bird logo.
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by amne 3y ago
I hope you take responsibility for you statements and wipe this coffee off my screen .. just like their CEO said he will for his actions.
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by amne 3y ago
I'm sure the animated rendered background is there to drive the following point home: "if you're reading this on a device that can't keep up then this is not for you"
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by amne 3y ago
the Lenovo Yoga 7 proX something something fits my perfect laptop criteria: - well built small form factor, metal, premium feeling - hi-dpi and bright 90hz screen (I think recently they upped to 120hz. very smooth) - affordable 32gb ram var
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by amne 3y ago
This is code running on client machines which you have no control over. Once it's out there good luck getting everyone to upgrade to your latest version because "hey, we didn't want this one to behave like that. oops". E
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by amne 3y ago
I have only this to say: there are not photoshop nazis. But grammar nazis .. oh boy
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by amne 3y ago
tell that to your banking app provider
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by amne 3y ago
perhaps it would be "fun" to replace the comment with a GPT summary .. in 10 words or less
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by amne 3y ago
can you make anonymous functions with more than 1 expression now?
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by amne 3y ago
And this is exactly where IPFS makes sense for me. As long as the community wants something to exist it can exist for free. If only you want it to exist, host it. When you no longer care, it will exist until no one hosts it anymore.
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by amne 3y ago
I once made the mistake to compile .. ahem .. attempt to compile KDE on an EEE pc (remember those toys from ASUS?). Three days later the damn thing stopped working. I think it fried the CPU or something. Never again.
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by amne 3y ago
I remember 15yrs ago or so Gentoo was pretty much our only choice modern enough that we could run on our mixed farm of Solaris(SPARC) and HP G5/G6 (x86). We used those because they were cheap to buy used back then. The overlay system
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by amne 3y ago
This brings back memories from my old days of VS programming (.NET C# or C++) with IntelliSense when I used to bless every object instance with Ctrl+Space.
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by amne 3y ago
From my few years in e-commerce I noticed this kind of pattern: - you(your company/employer/etc) have a problem. - you solve said problem - profit - competitors catch up and hit the same problem - 3rd party (or one of the 1st part
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by amne 3y ago
I don't understand the topic, I wouldn't comment anyway because I usually don't when I'm not interested or know too much about a topic. But I also didn't get offended by his suggestion because it left room for me to
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by amne 3y ago
What does it mean to be "effectively audited"? Is my spreadsheet missing a pivot table? Let's just remember that most bureaucracy exists so that only those who persevere can make it to the other side. And even then if you bot
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by amne 3y ago
I would argue that, based on my experience, most of the code I'm debugging is not my code so it really doesn't matter how many tests I write because the problem is I misunderstood how a library or someone else's code I'm
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by amne 3y ago
but .. but .. there's no buzz words in this solution. monolith? ew!
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by amne 3y ago
For me number 5, Draugen, is mesmerizing. I don't know the population of such a platform but seeing it from far way supported by a single pillar gives me anxiety.
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by amne 4y ago
An older LG tv I had used to have a quick setting for "Screen off". A newer model has this buried deep in 3 layers of eco mode settings. "Screen off" should be a button on the remote. By law.
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by amne 4y ago
robots.txt that will stop any kind of robot, AI powered or not, from scraping your site /s
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by amne 4y ago
came to the comments to find out what it does. what does it do? I still don't get it

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