beebob

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by beebob 5y ago
The basic electricity coverage that you are getting if you have no contract with any provider was around 74 €ct/kWh beginning of the year (maybe even 80 €ct, depending on where you live). But some are reducing that to around 54 €ct&#x2
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by beebob 5y ago
But here I have to ask what your experience with such remote setups is? I used the remote features of Visual Studio Code a while back because I needed a beefy machine that was integrated into a specific remote service landscape. I have to s
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by beebob 5y ago
I have to say that I strongly believe that the hate for Jira doesn't come from Jira but from misconfigured workflows. I used to use a stock Jira in my last companies and never understood what people were complaining about. I had boards
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by beebob 5y ago
Same here. I'm one of those people that try VSCode every few weeks because "it's free and it would be nice to have a more lightweight IDE for some stuff". But coming from IntelliJ it is really hard. It feels like a lot o
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by beebob 5y ago
I also see a value in being in the office and meeting the colleagues face to face. But I also like to have more free time and choose my neighborhood based on my own preferences and not based on where my work is. I totally okay with travelin
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by beebob 5y ago
Interestingly, reading this blog post, this doesn't seem to be common knowledge. The first comparison of global variables inside a process and environment variables left me wondering. It just felt wrong. A gripe I have with environment
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by beebob 5y ago
From what I’ve seen up until now it’s often the last option. I’ve seen comparisons between the major cloud providers, but those have often been on the level of “I can boot a VM with x cpu on provider y and z”. With these kind of comparisons
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by beebob 5y ago
I'd like to second this. From where I'm sitting it feels like Microsoft is prioritizing marketing more than engineering. It seems like most larger customers that use Azure do so because management got shiny presentations from Micr
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by beebob 6y ago
Interesting piece of information. I'm one of the people that values the chat history. Mostly as there are often occasions where I would look up something like a product or a website someone sent me. Also for nostalgia. It would be perf
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by beebob 6y ago
For me this fits the narrative. Encryption needs to be transparent to the user in order to become ubiquitous. I assume most people are actually reluctant to read the documentation. If the tool is not self explanatory or fully embedded in th
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by beebob 7y ago
That is correct. In his first sentence he made the assumption that this will not be the case. As such I do not see a discrepancy here.
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by beebob 10y ago
I'm currently starting to learn rust (previous java and go developer). But at the moment it feels like the good old times where I was developing with an editor and api doc side by side. What is the current editor of choice for rust pro