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I remember using ColdFusion to dynamically render HTML on the server, and still support client side rendering in the client via standard JS if needed. Times were simpler then, I feel the abstraction was a lot simpler. I'd like to see t
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2y ago
It's easier to read for English speakers as well. When working with databases, all properties / columns that I use are lowercase snake case. Much faster to work with, you learn to type _ pretty quickly.
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2y ago
These are good indicators, but for me the key indicator is related to how open minded they are to new ideas. Technology is moving so fast, but the underlying patterns haven't changed too much at all. Having an open mind to evolving tec
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3y ago
I find it interesting that the correct link for this post was: https://akselmo.dev/posts/plasma-6-and-me/ But when linked from HackerNews, the URL doesn't work. Maybe a bug on referrer tracking on akselmo.dev
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3y ago
Forbidden You don't have permission to access this resource.
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3y ago
Get https://github.com/open-webui/open-webui running on it as well, it's fun.
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3y ago
NES emulators in the defense industry?
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3y ago
I feel that posting on Social Media is flexing with people you think are important. But your customers and those people that are truly important probably aren't in your Social Medial circles. Social Media is becoming so overloaded with
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3y ago
Imagine what hacks come out if $1m+ prize pools are ever announced.
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3y ago
This is where the right model hardware shines. There are low power machines that idle on 8 watts (Dell Optiplex Micro Form Factor), and my whole lab costs around USD$100 a year to run on local power prices. You're right, it's real
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3y ago
> With luck, the options for doing so without paying a monthly tithe to dozens of vendors will improve over the next decade! This is why I've started digging deep into setting up a homelab environment, with the goal to be implementi
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3y ago
Probably the one you didn't mention, compatible personalities. In my experience, the four listed traits are outcomes of compatible people working together.
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3y ago
print(list(itertools.permutations([1, 2, 3, 4])))
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3y ago
Agreed - The ultra rich's wealth does not come from their wages.
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3y ago
It depends on the use case. What is the problem you are solving?
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3y ago
Why would anyone lock up their crypto assets with another blockchain application. It makes no sense
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3y ago
Sure...
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3y ago
how about 'right click' on a checkbox removes all other selections in that options section
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3y ago
By perspective, I mean that things that happened in the past, have occurred in the environment of the past, not how things are now. We grow as people, all the time, and what we are today is not what we were back then. By going through a str
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3y ago
The longer we work, the more of these experiences we can have. It's never nice to have, and sorry that it occurred, but bad experiences at work can teach you a lot about yourself, about others, and you'll pull more threads of wisd
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3y ago
The address is at the bottom of the page, paste it into Google Maps
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3y ago
By choosing the tools you are familiar with means you will usually use sub optimal tools, compared to what else is out there. There is always a newer and better function, library, language, but until it's a deal breaker, keep life simp
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3y ago
This is why I never use any OAuth/SAML authentication from places like Google, Microsoft, or Facebook when registering with a site. Always use email address and password (with 2FA where possible) to ensure you have ultimate control ove
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3y ago
I'll assume there is a lot of double/triple (or higher) accounting going on here as data is sent through multiple relay hops to get the intended target.
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3y ago
I think this example is called an open compound word, or a phrase.
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3y ago
The social network paradigm works best for me when explaining to new people. You know how Facebook tracks your friends, and the friends they have, and friends and friends, well that kind of relationship can be called a 'graph'
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3y ago
OK, that's fine. The concern seems to be when people pass generative AI content as their own, but be up front about it and it's fine. I tell ppl all the time that I write code with AI help, no-one really cares.
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3y ago
Boeing is so far off the rails. They need a reset.
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3y ago
If a key needs to be pressed, then they aren't integrating it correctly.
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3y ago
Don't get bogged down in things that you think are important, but may turn out not to be. If you need a quick web site, just hire someone on Fiverr to do it for you, cap your spend, and viola, you have a web site. Later, as your busine
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