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by buster 1y ago
Thanks! One nitpick from my side: It's not clear to me what the difference between blue and red dots are in the list...
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by buster 1y ago
I find that many such systems really just need a scalable messaging system. Use RabbitMQ, Nats, Pub/Sub, ... There are plenty. Confluent has rather good marketing and when you need messaging but can also gain a persistent, super scala
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by buster 2y ago
I can recommend halfmoon css for a visually pleasing nice drop in replacement.
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by buster 2y ago
Regarding "What began as elegant HTML, CSS, and JavaScript...": I don't know. Did you write websites 15-20 years ago?
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by buster 2y ago
To me, Nintendo is more about gameplay then graphics and i hope it stays that way.
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by buster 2y ago
I don't know about vc money but Amazon was well known for spending all revenue into growth and, to my understanding, noone understood why. Why buy stocks of companies that don't make profit? Nowadays, it's not unusual. Jeff B
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by buster 2y ago
It's mostly a matter of taste. I do use multiple cursors quite often in Sublime Text when needing to edit some CSV or JSON file. It's probably the feature of Sublime Text, why i'm still having the editor around. It work&#x
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by buster 2y ago
How does some forum member possess this communication? Is it public?
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by buster 2y ago
Even then, it's clearly responding some half-true stuff about unknown for movies with clear, known antagonists. It's just trying to put "unknown" somewhere into response.
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by buster 2y ago
It became obvious to me that it's LLM generated halucinations, when i read the content boxes of "protagonists fight another human". It's totally borked, but the graphics look nice. It seemingly always says "It'
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by buster 2y ago
Indeed, but 28-45 isn't that much zoom..
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by buster 2y ago
I think the problem here is Kafka and not event driven architecture. I am a strong proponent of not using Kafka for events. It's wrong 90% of the time and for the other 10% you can find better solutions. Also, people need to understand
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by buster 2y ago
Orchestration needs an orchestrator, choreography does not.
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by buster 2y ago
Be aware of marketing blog posts like this (looking at you Confluent, Databricks and Camunda!). Another "forget this style, only use our new framework". What he forgets to mention, and what is probably not in the scope of "ou
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by buster 2y ago
I actually wouldn't mind if the house would be covered in nice grafiti! Get some cool artist and have him spray the front, i don't mind. The bullshit tagging is just the worst and stupidest thing to do. It's the difference
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by buster 2y ago
Except in Berlin. My house front is covered completely with ugly tags. Not even nice graffiti. My 2 year old can draw better.
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by buster 2y ago
Interesting read regarding "missed inspections": https://pluralistic.net/2024/05/01/boeing-boeing/#mrsa
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by buster 2y ago
What I am really curious about is what caused the initial delay in ssh which was what triggered the research into xz in the first place. Has someone figured that out?
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by buster 2y ago
I just needed 3 minutes to parse faraday bags ("far a day"? Is it some vendor i don't know of?). Funny, how the brain works.
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by buster 3y ago
To be clear, not every entrance has exactly this. It's probably always a white square with a black number, but the font can be different, etc. I looked it up. Of course we have a law for that: https://gesetze.berlin.de/
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by buster 3y ago
"there is a lot of X" does not imply "X is increasing". That's what i am pointing out. There is also a lot of COBOL code. It doesn't mean that COBOL code is increasing. The Pyramides are huge and impressive. It
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by buster 3y ago
"I don’t have figures at hand but it’s my impression that Emacs development and the introduction of major new features has accelerated lately. Regardless, it’s clearly not the case that development has slowed or stalled." For such
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by buster 3y ago
Maybe because, on the other side of the table sits a lunatic with a massive amount of atomic bombs. Also, because Ukraine is not NATO.
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by buster 3y ago
I really like the minimalistic and focused launchers. I use https://beforelabs.com Let's you silence notifications for unimportant apps and such.
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by buster 3y ago
That doesn't mean you have to block the merge to main. You can do code reviews on the trunk, you can do it on already merged PRs and you can block on the PR until the code review is done. The latter brings a lot of downsides, which we
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by buster 3y ago
So you don't do pair programming and you don't have some testing/quality assurance process in place?
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by buster 3y ago
Actually, it works really fine with 30 developers as well. Even from different companies. Did that a couple of times and it was always way better then having a lot of long living branches. I'd say branches don't scale with team si
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by buster 3y ago
Sure? I was looking in the network tab of Firefox.. Mhh, strange.
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by buster 3y ago
Except... the huge amount is photos and fonts and whatnot. As you can see on the vanjs size, the biggest framework Angular weights 85 kB and it will be cached. Compared to what Angular also brings in functionality, i don't see size of
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by buster 3y ago
Nice try, Mr. I-post-my-secrets-on-stackoverflow!

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