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by black3r 8mo ago
You can have decoupled Controllers from Views using React. That's the basis of the "original" Flux/Redux architecture used by React developers 10+ years ago when React was just beginning to get traction. A flux/redu
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by black3r 8mo ago
in theory "maintenance mode" should mean that they still deal with security issues and "no longer maintained" that they don't even do that anymore... unless a security issue is reported it does feel very much the sa
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by black3r 8mo ago
My experience is similar, but I feel I'm actually thinking way harder than I ever was before LLMs. Before LLMs once I was done with the design choices as you mention them - risks, constraints, technical debt, alternatives, possibilitie
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by black3r 9mo ago
> Literally every datacenter in the world was going to fail on this change I would expect most datacenters to use their own local recursive caching DNS servers instead of relying on 1.1.1.1 to minimize latency.
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by black3r 9mo ago
> 4. Ends up in test environment for, what, a month.. nothing using getaddrinfo from glibc is being used to test this environment or anyone noticed that it was broken "Testing environment" sounds to me like a real network real
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by black3r 9mo ago
I've been using pyenv for a decade before uv and it wasn't a "major pain" either. But compared to uv it was infinitely more complex, because uv manages python versions seamlessly. If python version changes in an uv-manag
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by black3r 10mo ago
this picture does show differently in Chrome and Safari, but if I analyze it using the methods you did I arrive at a different result - I don't see an iHDR chunk there, instead I see a gAMA chunk and if I remove it with pngcrush it sho
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by black3r 10mo ago
There have been ads in App Store for a long time. The upcoming change is that they will also appear further down in search results, right now they only show on top...
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by black3r 10mo ago
There are GPUs from 3 different generations in that list... Quadro 6000 is an old Fermi from 2010, Quadro RTX6000 is Turing from 2018, RTX6000 Ada is Ada from 2022... Oh and there's also RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell which is Blackwell from 2
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by black3r 10mo ago
Ubuntu has alphabetical order too, but that's only useful if you want to know if "noble" is newer than "jammy", and useless if you know you have 24.04 but have no idea what its codename is and Android also sucks for
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by black3r 10mo ago
Private Relay also works in macOS Safari.
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by black3r 10mo ago
> Development stared in the first months of 1995, and the game was released in North America and Australia on December 9, 1995. This feels absolutely insane for today's standards. And not just in the gaming world. Somehow with all t
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by black3r 10mo ago
> HBO Max is coming to EU in Jan and UK sometime next year finally This is a very misleading sentence. HBO Max has been available in 14/27 EU countries since 2022, and by now it's available in 22/27 EU countries, 4 of the
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by black3r 10mo ago
Well there's also the fact that GPT-3 API was released in June 2020 and its writing capabilities were essentially on par with ChatGPT initial release. It was just a bit harder to use, because it wasn't yet trained to follow instru
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by black3r 11mo ago
While I agree with the general sentiment that lots of things about GH actions don't make sense, when you actually look at what the vulnerability was, you'll find that for lots of your questions it wasn't GitHub Actions'
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by black3r 1y ago
Some of these issues are excusable by saying they "added too many features too fast" (especially the inconsistencies which the article begins with), but lots of the issues are just caused by Liquid Glass becoming a thing and some
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by black3r 1y ago
While I agree with the premise that "vibe code hell" has replaced "tutorial hell", they are very much not the same. To expand on that, let's start with the fact, that a good coder needs both "skill" and &q
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by black3r 1y ago
On the other hand, if as an aspiring software engineer I was forced to do military service and had the option to do it as part of a military cybersecurity unit, I'd pick that over running around with weapons without blinking an eye.
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by black3r 1y ago
What emails suck at is communication between multiple people in a work setting. That's why Slack, Teams, and others emerged and got popular. For example: - When multiple people respond to the same email, the email "thread" br
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by black3r 1y ago
Without an apple ID you can compile an iOS app, but can only run it in an iPhone Simulator on a Mac. With a free apple ID (no additional registration needed) you can also install your compiled iOS app on your iPhone and have it working for
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by black3r 1y ago
> This is such an odd statement. I mean, surely they have to be willing to review the contents of apps at some point (if only to suspend the accounts of developers who are actually producing malware), or else this whole affair does nothi
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by black3r 1y ago
F-Droid generates a unique key for each app and that key is then reused for all builds of that app. This will probably just require registering the F-Droid public key to the package name with Google.
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by black3r 1y ago
can you please give an estimate how much slower/faster is it on your macbook compared to comparable models running in the cloud?
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by black3r 1y ago
Are you sure your computer really doesn't have TPM? Because Intel CPUs since Haswell and AMD CPUs since Zen 1 have firmware-level TPM (implemented at the Intel ME / AMD PSP side) built in, but disabled by default, but you can most
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by black3r 1y ago
> Youtube is fundamentally dependent on massive storage, massive compute and massive internet connectivity PLUS a revenue mechanism for creators. A whole lot of infrastructure. Yes, and YouTube essentially gets all of this infrastructure
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by black3r 1y ago
In my university we were doing this with Matlab in 2015...
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by black3r 1y ago
signature detection can also make a false positive if running under Wine or in a VM (that's for example why you can't play League of Legends or Valorant with GeForce Now anymore since Riot revealed their new anti-cheat...)
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by black3r 1y ago
my eastern european mind cannot comprehend 2 things: - if the average price per ride is $20.43 and average price per km is $11.22 does it mean that the average ride length is 1.8km? that seems kinda low..., like that's something I woul
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by black3r 1y ago
Also implying I wouldn't want to fix bugs or colleague's code, those are the things I love most about being a developer. Also I don't mind version bumping at all and the only reason why I "don't like" writing t
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by black3r 1y ago
Hotels aren't designed to be cooped up in. Hotels are designed for 2 things: Housing many people at the same place, and giving you a comfortable place to sleep, shower and have a breakfast in. And they're great at those.

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