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by aspyct 3y ago
What is so wrong about properly indenting your code that you feel it's necessary to add {} to make it better?
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by aspyct 3y ago
Ooh that could come in handy, it also has links to other useful projects! Thanks a lot!
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by aspyct 3y ago
Please refer to my other comments on this thread.
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by aspyct 3y ago
If I'm using WeTransfer, you can bet I tried Google drive and dropbox...
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by aspyct 3y ago
Yes, it has come to that in some cases. I've delivered a bunch of HDD's with my car.
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by aspyct 3y ago
Yes, sending it is easy. But on the other side, whatever software my customers are using tends to break the links. I've had that with both mail clients and messenger. Call it antivirus protections, "you're leaving our website
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by aspyct 3y ago
Just yesterday that link was broken by a (microsoft) mail client.
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by aspyct 3y ago
Yes, but then you have to send the link, and it's also a huge mess.
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by aspyct 3y ago
I know, but even sending a link is not that straightforward in my experience.
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by aspyct 3y ago
I have that header. Yet some personal iOS device decided to ignore it on safari. Don't know how, don't know why. Computers being computers.
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by aspyct 3y ago
I regularly have to send files to customers, from a few megabytes to a few gigs. It's incredibly hard. Mail? Goes to spam. WeTransfer? Mail clients break URL. Download from my website? Some stupid browser will display the zip data onsc
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by aspyct 3y ago
This has a very strong Warzone 2100 vibe to it, I like it :)
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by aspyct 3y ago
Genuine question, as I didn't use LLMs much: Sure, they're good for quick prototypes or even launching production grade services. But what about maintenance? What about fixing issues in legacy software?
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by aspyct 3y ago
PHP is great for low maintenance web projects. It runs everywhere and it's cheap. It's essentially serverless without the expensive, no-cost-limit cloud providers. I've made a ton of personal projects in php, and I will conti
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by aspyct 3y ago
No. The least bad thing to do is to stop using so many resources for so little usefulness.
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by aspyct 3y ago
Half a liter of water? Wow. We can probably derive the power usage from that, considering that the heat is generated by consuming electricity. I assume they do evaporative cooling, Anyone with enough physics knowledge to calculate this? At
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by aspyct 3y ago
I struggle to find the value in keeping gold. You can't eat it. You can't use it as a tool. You can't even buy groceries with it (well at least today. Point is: it's not a liquidity). But yes, maybe you'll be able t
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by aspyct 3y ago
Yes, it has become stupid in the recent years. However I used to have a 72hp car that was totally capable of barrelling down the highway at 120km/h (~= 75 miles per hour). So, I insist, 122hp isn't "little".
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by aspyct 3y ago
Again, yes it exists. But I was never directed to it until now. So if it exists but no one knows it does...
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by aspyct 3y ago
Interestingly though, this may be documented, but is it easily accessible? I played Hearthstone in the past and never knew of such documentation.
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by aspyct 3y ago
Agreed. SUVs must die.
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by aspyct 3y ago
So you're thinking we can't ride at highway speeds in Europe with "small" 120hp engines? That's... misguided :)
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by aspyct 3y ago
How is maven nowadays? Every time I see an interesting java project, I think about using it, and then I see "maven" and I remember the terrible experiences I had with it. Has it improved at all in the past 10 years?
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by aspyct 3y ago
Funny how they complain 122hp is little. Meanwhile in Europe, we get by just fine with a lot less than that. America needs to stop making everything so big for no reason.
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by aspyct 3y ago
My car doesn't have access to my emails.
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by aspyct 3y ago
This. If I'm talking to someone, I want to see his face and his reactions. The default "show whoever is talking in big" makes zero sense when you are talking.
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by aspyct 3y ago
Can't wait for my cameras to output jpgxl files natively! It's probably at least 5 years away though...
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by aspyct 3y ago
Yes, that was just an example to illustrate the "what if your cheap X causes collateral damage", which is a real thing. Imagine you get a cheap drone for videography. It fails mid flight, falls and kills someone. Bad tools can hav
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by aspyct 3y ago
I think that's smart, on paper at least. What so you do about the cheap tools that turn out so bad that they cause damage? For example, you get a cheap screwdriver, it breaks while you use it, and you end up making a hole in the cabine
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by aspyct 3y ago
Let me rephrase then. War doesn't bring anything of value to humanity.

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