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Where are you pulling these definitions/differences from?
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Switched from KeepassXC to Bitwarden and it's been mostly great. The three major things that were not great have been - Import required a lot of manual cleanup due to poor mapping between the tools - while BW has a browser plugin, it
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3y ago
Your comment feels like one I would have written in my past, but I think there is some possible context or understanding I might be able to share based on some of my XP. >No bigint OID, or worse, not UUIDv4, because even int64 will overf
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3y ago
If the shoe fits buddy. It's not abusive to call a "squeaky wheel" "noisy" when that's what it is. When some one is ridiculous, it's fair to point it out, just as you are being nonsensical in this list of
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I am certain the SPAM, low quality tooling, and shitty users were the problems. There is no pleasing everyone sure, but there is also no winning even accepting most folks, like yourself, not only won't understand but don't want to
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3y ago
We have both Akka and http4s in use, and are migrating to http4s for those services. We need to do more things more quickly with fewer hands. TS and Python are just easier and better tooled for the majority of our (CRUD) work.
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Using it in a context where you need to make money, it's a bad bet. Fine for academic ideas and such things, but really hard to build a business around. And the tooling, community, libs, and docs show how it just can't punch the s
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3y ago
>she's an alien with a symbiote, that has lived 7 lives and doesn't much care which gender of body it inhabits per se, or whom its host is going around kissing. That's p clearly a metaphor for fluid concepts of gender and
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3y ago
That doesn't sound like the full story.
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As someone who used to mod, jfc you're clearly one of the folks who was a problem if that's your opening position. I know that had you stepped up to help out one of your favorite subs, you'd have a different lense. You commen
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3y ago
That's a Texas sized 10-4
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3y ago
Working for an org who bet on a mix of scala, python, and typescript, I can tell you which languages are being bet on for the rewritten services, and which language is getting in the way of getting things done.
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3y ago
I've had a few conversations with some managers about hiring and I really like the way this article highlights desirable traits and what to look for. Thanks for the post, going to share this with some folks.
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3y ago
Funny, I find it easy enough to harass folks to join Signal.
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3y ago
I've been running home assistant for years now.
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3y ago
> Yes. I’m generally against specialization and splitting teams. This of course depends on what type of organization you have and how complex the frontend is. iOS and Android is usually complex as it is so they are typically specialized
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3y ago
Got a link you could share?
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4y ago
FAA rules (not FCC) did have a huge impact on the hobby right as it started to really take off.
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4y ago
>2K is basically 1080 p. It's not basically 1080p, it's literally 2x more pixels, which is important for cropping to 1080p in select zones, or emulating lense zoom, stabilization etc.
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4y ago
Right... And the reports documenting increased down time, broken features and spam on the "for you" page are all a false flag operation by the liberal woke mafia to dunk on daddy Elon.
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How could I weight it against someone not me if I'm not them?
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> At the factories that produce silicon and composites for the windblades. And if we compared these factories and their environmental impacts we would see a net increase from the production of solar and wind products? That's the poi
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4y ago
That's not how making a claim in good faith works buddy.
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NGL, when I first read the title I thought "Did fossil really bake in containers to the DVCS?"
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If I need to, I'd become an electrician. Finding gainful employment isn't difficult when you are over qualified and have spent decades practicing self study. Being a white male with a "normal" name also tends to weight t
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4y ago
Define "works?"
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Funny enough, this is why you see wind farms where there is a decent prevailing wind. The biggest issue is usually our lack of capacity to store/transmit. They shut of some turbines because they over produce for the Network capacity.
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So where's the "solar spills" or "wind contamination?" One of these solutions is encumbered by problems of safety, the other capacity. It's easier to scale up capacity than it is to scale safety. If I had to ma
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4y ago
Not sure I understand the use for running a broker on an esp 32?
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Even at 10w, that's about 2X of the entire rpi under load, and 10w is only the chip. The entire mobo is also more complex and less efficient.
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