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by arein3 3y ago
Do they just stick a 32gb in the other slot? Seems like dual channel will not work correctly if one stick is 8gb and the other 32
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by arein3 3y ago
I don't know why people are obsessed with squash merging. I always rebase (when needed) to preserve commit history. It's a good best practice, and makes it easier to spot errors after fixing conflicts. I suspect squashers use the
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by arein3 3y ago
I am wondering if RISC-V becomes often used in mobile CPUs, will this adoption have a positive effect on the ecosystem, or the big companies will steer RISC-V towards more corporate use cases and make it less friendly to enthusiasts.
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by arein3 3y ago
I have no idea if this is true, but I suppose it's not rocket science and the mechanics in the knows can service them. It's not some valuable information you can obtain from them. And if it's some manuals they are after, they
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by arein3 3y ago
I beleive this is a naive take. The guys at Uralvagonzavod were thinking they speak with russian troops.
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by arein3 3y ago
It was useful for me. This happens often when the author doesn't respond immediately and the answer might be obvious.
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by arein3 3y ago
So it could only be launched at night?)
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by arein3 3y ago
Does his response prevent OP from responding?
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by arein3 3y ago
Windows only software. I am/was a big fan of AMD for finally giving the market cheap powerful laptops. My laptop is amd, my PC and a few other PCs I build were all AMD, but I might have to go with Intel on the next GPU because they hav
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by arein3 3y ago
By enterprise I mean a lot of features related to data consistency, scalability and integrations. I do not know about go ecosystem, but java and spring have mature solutions that cover the most advanced use cases.
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by arein3 3y ago
Exception handling and generics are missing key pieces from go. But adding them will make go look like java. I just wish java would add null safety in the type system in a first citizen way. For enterprise use java has no competitors. You h
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by arein3 3y ago
It depends. If it's not some core area of the code, but more like a script, some code that lives at the periphery, it might be better to "duplicate" almost similar code that is hard to abstract. I saw attempts to remove &quot
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by arein3 3y ago
When the phone doesn't charge it could be the battery, it could be the charging port, it could be a fried resistor on the board or something else.
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by arein3 3y ago
I'm not buying anything apple since I know repairability is zero. Now the laptops have soldered ram and ssd, and the screens are paired to the motherboard. Actually I started using linux for a few years, since macos started spying and
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by arein3 3y ago
You may not know exactly which part needs to be replaced, until you go to a shop to diagnose the issue. That would be 2 trips instead of one. And there could be issues with multiple parts. And you can't know about further issues until
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by arein3 3y ago
>Apple on the other hand wants to prevent parts from falling in the wrong hands given the already prolific grey market for their parts. Why would apple restrict parts sales? They still make a profit from selling the components. They are
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by arein3 3y ago
Arduino kits are a good first step, but they need to be followed by more complex projects.
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by arein3 3y ago
You can make your own project, with arduino and a bunch of components. There should be a project that will require use of different techniques, like using a transistor instead of a relay, using resistors to not burn up components, using a v
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by arein3 3y ago
Crazy that other engineers are so ignorant/bad.
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by arein3 3y ago
You lost hope in the government, but a good government is not focused on spying but on making life better, basically opposite of what you described. Governemnt can be efficient at building things, maintaining infrastructure, but not spying
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by arein3 3y ago
Telegram is the only popular chat app available on f-droid.
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by arein3 3y ago
That should not be possible.
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by arein3 3y ago
In kotlin there are no checked exceptions, and I haven't missed them a bit.
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by arein3 3y ago
Story below is about java experience. The proto files format is ok, because it has nullability defined in the type. However everything else is bad. I had to use grpc on a project and it was a pain and created problems. Want to use postman
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by arein3 3y ago
Hopefully grpc will never graduate as to not encourage people to use it. There are better ways.
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by arein3 3y ago
Better edit the comment and remove the email, as it can be scanned by crawlers and added to a spam list.
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by arein3 3y ago
I am not overly optimistic, but if you are able to run the servers locally and run the frontends locally and have the list of all features the application has, then you should be able to execute them all locally and underatand how it works.
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by arein3 3y ago
The lead and other membera of the team that understand that temporary fixes should not be forever.
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by arein3 3y ago
I suppose you never encountered git conflicts caused by differences in the autoformatter settings. Or a lot of changes without reason, making it more time consuming to find the real change in the commit diff log. I don't mind differenc
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by arein3 3y ago
Evernote is not rocket science. Each new onboarding presumes the developer to make himself familiar with the project. I don't get the "they won't know how it works", a senior developer should make himself familiar pretty

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