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by conceptme 3y ago
Not letting devs access production :)
32.
by conceptme 3y ago
Did you ever try windows? There are loads of weird ui things going on there. Mac also has it's quircks but fonts usually do look decent.
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by conceptme 3y ago
You could try bfg https://rtyley.github.io/bfg-repo-cleaner/
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by conceptme 3y ago
So how do you test your migration? Will work fine with 10 records but perhaps not with 10 million.
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by conceptme 3y ago
Battlebit 3 people team and it seems just 1 dev https://joinbattlebit.com/meet-the-team/
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by conceptme 3y ago
There is https://www.inredadiabetic.nl/ontdek-de-AP/ which has both glucacon and insuline maybe there are others still in testing phase though.
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by conceptme 3y ago
No you can right click and edit multiple tickets at once
38.
by conceptme 3y ago
Just being able to replace the battery is a huge win.
39.
by conceptme 3y ago
> But as increasingly complex software targets the browser, developers are wrangling codebases where UI is not the dominant source of complexity, like CAD tools and scientific data visualization. I guess WASM is already taking this place
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by conceptme 3y ago
Because you probably live in a nice country without hyperinflation.
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by conceptme 3y ago
Connections are pretty expensive in PG how can you do pooling if every user connects directly?
42.
by conceptme 4y ago
This is mostly true for pop songs any niche genre, especially a bit older is usually lacking on streaming services.
43.
by conceptme 4y ago
I read an article a week ago where they paid people to move outside of Tokyo as it's overpopulated.
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by conceptme 4y ago
https://readcoop.eu transckribus is quite nice for handwritten ocr.
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by conceptme 4y ago
It's kinda weird that it used to be a platform for people that you know in real life, that's no longer the case and nothing has taken It's place.
46.
by conceptme 4y ago
Prett much the same with all software as service these days, you don't own your software anymore. Even media with all streaming going on it's sometimes just gone.
47.
by conceptme 4y ago
looks like SQLite supports with recursive which allows some graph oriented queries: https://www.sqlite.org/lang_with.html the mandlebrot query looks interesting :D I haven't used it on SQLite but I have done basic grap
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by conceptme 4y ago
The metaverse is a castle in the sky nobody can make it what Meta or John Carmack wants it to be.
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by conceptme 4y ago
This is not my experience most backend uses php, ruby, python typescript, java definitly not c or c++ and most performance is usually gained by optimizing queries, adding indexes avoid doing work and caching. The low level libraries used in
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by conceptme 4y ago
most interpreted languages cannot without big overhead
51.
by conceptme 4y ago
Europe is large and lots of places are using both wind and solar the issue is storage and have something that does not causes peaks and lows on the net
52.
by conceptme 4y ago
Web 2.0 was more about letting users creating the content not about SPA, Web 3.0 about the semantic web that never came to be except some niche areas, and now rebranded for crypto :P
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by conceptme 4y ago
it's pretty useful when working with hierarchical data, but you do not to put some check for cyclical relations, I have seen those take an application down :D.
54.
by conceptme 4y ago
A lot of the tech sector stocks are crashing hard too, not only crypto.
55.
by conceptme 5y ago
I am working with Kotlin for the last 2 years and have js / typescript / php experience. PHP is still a great choice to start new projects in for many web applications.
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by conceptme 5y ago
It can still be public and indexable but you will still miss finer grade filters.
57.
by conceptme 5y ago
That is not very long not even one generation.
58.
by conceptme 5y ago
afaik there is no integer type in json but a numeric type, and most languages do have different numeric types.
59.
by conceptme 5y ago
It is mentioned in the article. "Fast forward a couple of months, podman-machine is now deprecated in lieu of Vagrant"
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by conceptme 5y ago
Interesting to see a lot of positive comments about CQRS + Event sourcing, I only had one experience with it and it wasn't good after about 1.5 year of development it needed to be rewritten without ever being in production. The whole t

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