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by atraac 4y ago
> Extending my service is so fast. Just write the the code, compile it in seconds and it mostly works 90% first try. This basically describes... every popular programming language. How would this be different in f.e. C#? Compile times m
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by atraac 4y ago
> My opinion is that most people only go to college these days because they perceive it as the only path to a good paying job, not because they are terribly interested in the material. I know most people here refer to American system and
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by atraac 4y ago
I have the exact same feeling though I have only 6 years of experience(being 29 years old). At this point ~90% of the code we have, was written, touched or refactored by me, so I know everything in my org, I know services we use, even 3rd p
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by atraac 4y ago
> Having said that, if you already had Erlang and an experienced team, you wouldn't ditch that for Go. Why do companies do this? You don't get promoted until you do the new shiny thing. This seems to be especially prominent in
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by atraac 4y ago
> is the green/yellow/red (not spicy) vegetable that in english is called pepper Bell pepper to be exact.
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by atraac 4y ago
But this literally says it doesn't? It's "or".
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by atraac 4y ago
> Can I do OCR all-in-browser with this Literally third sentence of the description: > It works in the browser using webpack or plain script tags with a CDN and on the server with Node.js.
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by atraac 4y ago
> I've heard similar things about Azure AD B2C As someone who works with Azure B2C on day to day basis, I wouldn't recommend it to my worst enemy. It's a shitshow. It's impossible to maintain, heavily obfuscated by po
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by atraac 4y ago
Why is this so unbelievable? As in, is the number too high or too low? Because out of two relationships I've been in my life, both of them used apps to track periods and had near 100% accuracy doing so. Not that it should be used as a
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by atraac 4y ago
> intellij isn't popular just for code completion But it's still ten times better than anything that vscode or Visual Studio offers when it comes to f.e. C#. VS was supposed to get better with IntlliSense but it will still put
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by atraac 4y ago
> I hope someone at Google has a plan for this Knowing Google the plan is to kill it and make a new thing, without options of moving, make it free so people flock to it and then turn into a subscription a year later.
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by atraac 5y ago
> What you said would make sense, except they do build a plugin for Eclipse. I don't know a single person who used Eclipse after 2020. Don't you think that supporting Eclipse might be a viable marketing strategy to get people w
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by atraac 5y ago
> Shipping maybe 2x the amount of iPhones via the same cargo plane is cheaper and contributes way more to reducing environmental impact than not needing to create the 5W charger. How much space of that cargo plane/ship is taken by c
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by atraac 5y ago
Yeah it never stops loading for me as well right now. Will also try later.
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by atraac 5y ago
2022 and Firefox still doesn't have gesture stack navigation in Windows with precision touchpads like Chromium does(mainly back/forward in history). I guess it's a another year I'm not going to use it and stick to Chromi
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by atraac 5y ago
If an advert is hardcoded by the author into the file they upload, how do you suppose Spotify should remove that? They don't have rights to do that but even if they could, they would need to programmatically detect when the ad starts,
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by atraac 5y ago
> Even though I had been a (long time, non-family subscription) premium user of Spotify, they started playing ads during podcasts (music was fine). How is that a "premium" service? Canceled the sub. This is interesting to me be
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by atraac 5y ago
In what way is it better? Honestly asking because I actually find search in IntelliJ based IDEs much cleaner and easier to use.
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by atraac 5y ago
I fully agree. I literally never felt this much hate and contempt for software as I do when I'm forced to use Teams every day. It's an absolute shitshow of a chat. And when I thought it couldn't get worse, they f*ked up ctrl+
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by atraac 5y ago
I'm all up for hating corporations but how is this Amazon's problem/fault? You leaked a key, what do you expect Amazon to do? This is like software development 101, protect any kind of secret/key, don't store/s
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by atraac 5y ago
I get that some alerts should be sent, that AWS should scan for common scams, react faster to support tickets etc. But how does one get enough access to someone's AWS account to create a lambda that mines crypto? Something has an acces
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by atraac 5y ago
Everyone here sugesting electron or wpf but really… Just look up Avalonia and be done with it. Not everything has to be browser based or made by Microsoft. https://avaloniaui.net/
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by atraac 5y ago
It’s funny because I use Rider for work and I did have few issues that I reported but my experience is totally different. I got instant help in every case, usually developer jumping into the thread and people actually fixing bugs.
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by atraac 5y ago
> People moved from IntelliJ to VSC because it was faster, simpler and language-agnostic, instead JetBrains blamed users for not using advanced features like CPU profiling which most people don't use daily. They are jumping on simpl
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by atraac 5y ago
> If they did that, then why would anyone buy IntelliJ? I think the general idea is that it's a lightweight editor(like vscode) that stays lightweight with as many features as it can from IntelliJ. If you work on decently sized proj
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by atraac 5y ago
I really hope it's free too. Otherwise it makes no sense. As a customer paying for full IDE(Rider) I won't kneecap myself by paying for vscode alternative, even though I really hate working in vscode. If they make it free, they co
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by atraac 5y ago
TVP is practically owned by a leading party, it’s a propaganda tube by now. And it’s not even subtle, it’s North Korea level now.
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by atraac 5y ago
I think any sane person here assumes any IO, especially in .NET is already async and allows other requests to use that time… Most web apps are still IO constrained.
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by atraac 5y ago
Well this is because you decided yourself to go that route. Amount of work would be the same in Django if you decided on this particular architecture there. It doesn't change the fact that if you want to do a simple CRUD you can do it
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by atraac 5y ago
Yeah but if it's baked into the audio file then it's the creator pushing ads onto you. It has nothing to do with Spotify or am I missing something?

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