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by beart 8mo ago
Hey that's neat! Where do you find out about new features like this?
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by beart 8mo ago
In my experience, most of these features are just turned back on after a Windows update.
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by beart 8mo ago
Using the term "signals" was a bit confusing to me. But this looks like a SQL linting tool? Seems like it's doing something similar to sqlfluff lint, even supporting the same dialects. Also the GitHub link in the docs section
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by beart 8mo ago
I don't think the characterization of this being a diagram from "some rando" is accurate or fair. The original content is highly influential... which should be self-evident by the fact it is being reproduced verbatim ten year
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by beart 8mo ago
> Who will check all this? The answer to that, for some, is more AI. I had a peer explain that the PRs created by AI are now too large and difficult to understand. They were concerned that bugs would crop up after merging the code. Their
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by beart 8mo ago
It has been argued for a very long time, lines of code is largely meaningless as a metric. But now that AI is writing those lines... it seems to be meaningful again? I continue to be optimistically skeptical.
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by beart 8mo ago
I've heard many great things but have not been able to make it past the classroom scene in the first episode. I love both of the actors in other media, but I find the dialogue in these opening scenes makes me feel..embarrassed? I have
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by beart 8mo ago
I'm not sure this is a fair comparison. The radicals on the far-right control three branches of the federal government. The George Floyd protestors were barely able to influence their local boards.
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by beart 8mo ago
What has moved away? You can still use `npm search` just fine.
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by beart 8mo ago
Yeah... Farscape took quite a long time to download on 56K.
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by beart 8mo ago
In my experience, containerization has made self-hosting most software a breeze. The biggest pain points I've come across are related to network architecture and security. I've frequently run into issues with certificates, proxy s
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by beart 8mo ago
I know a guy who uses AI to answer every question in his life. It tells him how to raise his kids, how to spend time with his wife. He takes it to the park with him and asks it what he should do there (on his phone). When people ask him que
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by beart 8mo ago
I've tried debian variants many times over the years. However, my actual experience has been one of struggles with outdated software, knowing that the fix I need is just out of reach. Trying to pull in some of these fixes from a PPA of
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by beart 8mo ago
Mumble servers used to be just a few dollars a year (haven't looked in a long time). But even that is enough friction to prevent adoption. Plus it doesn't support any of the non-voice features.
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by beart 8mo ago
More likely - a quiet update changing opt-in to opt-out. They can repeat this update as many times as they want and each time, a few more people will miss the email. They can also hold your data hostage, i.e. "All data now and historic
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by beart 8mo ago
Offline syncing of outlook could reveal a lot of emails that would otherwise be on a foreign server. A lot of people save copies of documents locally as well.
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by beart 8mo ago
Wow, what is the context for all of these spam PRs?
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by beart 8mo ago
This particular issue really hits a nerve. Consumers _do not care_ if it is the firmware or Windows. Dell was one of the earlier brands, and biggest, to suffer these standby problems. Dell has blamed MS and MS has blamed Dell, and neither h
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by beart 8mo ago
That's a great analogy, but could be taken one step further. Because Adobe would also have to rename the rest of their products to come close to what MS is doing. - Adobe Neural Filter Acrobat - Adobe Neural Filter App (previousl
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by beart 8mo ago
I assumed nothing.
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by beart 8mo ago
I know Java has a complicated history of ownership, but I'm not sure I understand why Oracle is able to block contributions to OpenJDK. I thought the point of OpenJDK was to be separate from Oracle. I'm not a Java developer, just
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by beart 8mo ago
Water levels have been down for years as-is. It may not seem like much now, but I think it's important to avoid a "tragedy of the commons" scenario in the future.
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by beart 9mo ago
Greed implies excessive accumulation of wealth. Based on the public statements, they are laying people off because they cannot afford to keep paying them while keeping the project afloat. It doesn't seem like greed is a factor here. AI
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by beart 10mo ago
A quick google search indicates the average tenure of a CEO is ~7 years. I wonder if there should be a c) There is a lack of meaningful planning beyond the current status quo.
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by beart 10mo ago
I don't know, hopefully not much! Just reading the article about IDEs using one version of typescript and builds using another, along with some incompatibilities. It raises concerns there will be some hiccups with various dev tools.
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by beart 10mo ago
I'm excited for this, but I'm not looking forward to yet another round of refactoring for all of the linters, formatters, bundlers, etc. I still haven't fully migrated every project I maintain to eslint 9.
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by beart 1y ago
Have to constantly remind others (and myself!) at work that "we aren't focusing on that right now, that's not what this conversation is about". Technical minded people seem to have a real problem of missing the forest fo
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by beart 1y ago
I started with a Synology. I still have it running, but it is only used for backups now. My second system was a repurposed PC running Proxmox with various services containerized. I was impressed with it. However, I got to tinkering with Unr
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by beart 1y ago
Difficult to answer your question. Sounds like you just want a simple network share, so obviously would not be taking advantage of the other features these systems offer.
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by beart 1y ago
Why are farmers asking for a bailout, claiming no one is buying their soy beans?

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