awesan

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by awesan 9mo ago
I installed Linux (an arch-based distro) last month. There have been some minor issues but nothing worse than what I experienced regularly on Windows recently. My computer feels fast again and when things randomly break I can at least get t
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by awesan 10mo ago
It generally doesn't work though. There are usually huge delays to the point of it being unusable.
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by awesan 11mo ago
The quality of Office is very rapidly declining; it seems that the entire team has moved to forcing AI into every feature instead of fixing any issues. The web version is barely usable (esp compared to Google's versions) and the deskto
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by awesan 11mo ago
A lot of comments here kind of miss the point, but that's to be expected because you can only really get it when you have the experience. Like hearing a description of a painting will not give you the same emotion as looking at it your
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by awesan 1y ago
If managers are pushing a clearly not-working tool, it makes perfect sense for workers to complain about this and share their experiences. This has nothing to do with the future. No one knows for sure if the models will improve or not. But
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by awesan 1y ago
Thanks, I wasn't aware. I'll definitely take a look.
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by awesan 1y ago
We are running mapserver in production in the cloud (AWS lambda) to visualize lots of different data using WMS. We're also doing lots of processing using GDAL in the cloud as well. Compared to ESRI it's amazingly cost effective ev
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by awesan 1y ago
By definition they are social apps, so it's not usually up to just individuals whether to use them. For example if I stopped using what's app I'd cut myself off from the majority of my friends and family.
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by awesan 2y ago
For me, the biggest problem is its startup time (it takes at least 30-60s on my work laptop). It also randomly crashes for me when viewing any postgis related result sets.
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by awesan 9y ago
Imagine a woman could get a job on her own merits...
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by awesan 11y ago
Instead of changing the search term directly, you can silently search for both. Alternatively, you can use the Levenshtein distance to find words close to the search term (like its singular form).