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by c0balt 2y ago
From knowing a few swe/sysadmin people who have eventually ended up or choose the management path in team lead/middle management, most of them didn't plan to become managers but it more less happened to be a natural career pr
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iirc they shipped an electron app the last time I used it on Windows. The 150 MB are likely just 30% Chrome, 40% graphics (their UI is fancy and has images of connected components) and, 10% bundled js code.
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by c0balt 2y ago
> Um, yes it is, extensively? Sorry, that was a mistake on my part. I did not see it explicitly in any of the code. Thank you for pointing out in detail where the stdlib uses this.
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That's not accurate, it can be used while consuming an Iterator and, depending on the implementation, be used to guide the consumer during runtime. The stdlib likely is not doing this but the API very much allows advanced behavior. We,
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by c0balt 2y ago
> Never worked in Rust though so wondered if the iterator api had some weird optional notion of size that could be utilised throughout the chain. Fwiw, this does exist: [Iterator::size_hint] ( https://doc.rust-lang.org/std
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Commercial Long Term NixOS Support(cyberus-technology.de)
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Json5/jsonc one, so: { "A": 1 // Don't remove this important but undocumented value }
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by c0balt 2y ago
I own the domain and delegate hosting to a trusted, local provider with known human support. Of course it's also backed from my side up to avoid data loss. If an issue occurs then I can call a human and will likely be able to regain ac
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by c0balt 2y ago
For some context, this appears to refer to the Network Connectivity status indicator and it's probing mechanism for determining if you are "connected": https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server&#x2
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> And a function returning one of three types sounds like a TERRIBLE idea. Should have been an enum :)
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The latter had been an issue for me in the past with some projects that just weren't packaged for, e. G., python and had to be imported directly. It can also be helpful for non-packaged assets that are held in a separate git repository
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Interesting, from the perspective of a father wanting to protect his son, it is understandable. It is just difficult from the perspective of a president even if the reason may sound superficially correct.
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They mention network issues, if one had to guess then their gateway and/or load balancers might be borked.
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That's good news, especially the reduced memory usage and OTLP ingestion support look nice. I have experimented with OTLP metrics before but eventually fell back to prometheus to avoid adding another service to our systems.
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by c0balt 2y ago
Both VinylPlayer, Foss on fdroid, and Symfonium, commercial/ paid with free trial, have worked for me. VinylPlayer even has the ability to edit Metadata of titles with multiple artists.
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by c0balt 2y ago
Both duckdb and especially polars should also be mentioned here. Polars in particular is quite good Ime if you want a pandas-alike interface (it additionally also has a more sane interface).
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by c0balt 2y ago
Ime, as a junior dev/ops person, there is almost always scope creep and adding padding grants you room to account for the new idea your supervisor/ user thought of when being midway into development. As far as I can tell, my super
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by c0balt 2y ago
Rust is kinda like c++ here, it's easy until you have a library that has external, non-vendored dependencies.
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by c0balt 2y ago
Take it one step further, the table-oriented database(tm) , embed clickhouse, MongoDB, Redis and PostgreSQL to ensure you have more flexibility than anyone can utilize efficiently. The one database to rule them all.
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That makes me wonder if the slower healing of cuts/wounds one can observe on older people and some adults is simply due to them needing and spending less time sleeping.
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by c0balt 2y ago
> "certain kind" of discipline, indeed... not the good kind. Not OP but this is a somewhat normal case of making a tradeoff? They aren't able to repair it at the moment (or rather don't want/can't allocate t
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by c0balt 2y ago
Based on the introduction > As of October 2024, Bufstream was deployed only with select customers. my assumption would be an honor system might be doable. They are exposing themselves to risk of abuse of course but it might be a worthy t
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by c0balt 2y ago
Salted pools are an alternative to chlorinated pools. It's mainly about slowing down the growth of gunk and keeping it clean enough.
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by c0balt 2y ago
There is gluetun, https://github.com/qdm12/gluetun , which servers a similar purpose whole supporting ovpn and wireguard (including prepared configs for various commercial VPN providers). It's usable with, e. g., D
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by c0balt 2y ago
This looks like the UI just scales well to fill an empty screen? In my experience Gnome Apps are always generous with padding however they scale down gracefully with window size.
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That reminds me heavily of krazams's "I Have Delivered Value... But At What Cost?", https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DYvhC_RdIwQ
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It's relatively easy to find a programmer(s) who can realize enterprise project X, it's hard to find a programmer(s) who cares about X. Throwing an increased requirement like speed at it makes this worse because it usually ends up
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That looks interesting but imo the syntax is too terse. Coming from Rust and Golang I very much appreciate the use of sigils and syntax sugar in moderation but especially the pipe operators look like they could lead to hard to debug code ve
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Ancient version like 15 or 16? I have recently encountered a PostgreSQL 12 instance. Once the database runs you are inclined to let it keep on running until you must do an upgrade (Bugfixes, EOS) . Upgrading for new features/ improved
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Most ryzen CPUs have supported some ECC RAM for multiple years by now. The HED platforms, like Thread Ripper, did too. It just hasn't really been advertised as much because most consumers don't appear to be willing to pay the high

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