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by devjab 3y ago
Yes, with the docker compose option.
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by devjab 3y ago
Yo dawg, I heard you liked containers so I put a container inside your container! In all seriousness though, I wonder if this could solve one of our issues of running mutli-container apps in Azure, which is currently causing us some trouble
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by devjab 3y ago
I’m 40 and I’m in the same boat as your daughter. I no longer carry a real wallet. This isn’t just due to Apple/Google pay but also because basically everything related to your identification is now available as an App here in Denmark
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by devjab 3y ago
It’s a nice article, but I think it’s a little privileged as well. I’m only on my 40ies and I see a lot of it in myself. I was lucky enough to get to do some work that had a national impact in my early 30ies and I was well on my way to a ca
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by devjab 3y ago
> Solar in Virginia (not particularly sunny). I work with solar, not directly but we turn investor money into solar plants, and part of that is getting the most money out of them as possible. The amount of sun obviously matters, but the
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by devjab 4y ago
I think it depends a lot on where (and how) you buy your news. Here in Denmark most of the online resources are fairly terrible, even the paid ones, and a lot of their content is often just a translated Reuters brief. Sometimes it’s even an
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by devjab 4y ago
> Average person does not know what they want. The problem with statements like that, aside from the loftiness, is that you end up with a world where people who think they know better get to decide. I worked in the public sector digitali
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by devjab 4y ago
Do you have any sources to back up your claims? I’m not sure I’ve ever heard of any propaganda where an 1 million investment would cause 100 million worth of unintended harm.
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by devjab 4y ago
It’s not accidentally though, it’s entirely on purpose. I work in climate tech, or sort of, because what I really work for is an investment bank owned by a hedgefund, and the sole product we sell to investors is good returns. You can do tha
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by devjab 4y ago
Quite a lot of assumptions you make on my behalf. It would be nice if you could refrained from doing that in the future. What are you even hoping to achieve with that post? Your experiences may be very different from mine, and that is just
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by devjab 4y ago
Do you have any sort of sources to back those claims up? I’m not American, and I can only speak from anecdotal experience from the Danish digitalisation sector, both public and private, but I’ve never met a CEO or any sort of manager they m
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by devjab 4y ago
Isn't Imgur a fairly popular social media in its own right similar to Reddit? According to this https://blog.gitnux.com/imgur-statistics/ it has 300 million active monthly users, and if you go there and click arou
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by devjab 4y ago
The thing I like the most about this is how the game actually switches out a unit with a different unit depending on the task the unit needs to do. It's not exactly in the reddit post, but rather in the video https://www.you
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by devjab 4y ago
Sort of. I’m not the guy you asked, but in our work we’ve had trouble making good use of GPT for most things. On one hand it’s been a powerful tool for non-developers, and it’s helped a lot of our more technically inclined employees to auto
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by devjab 4y ago
I think you misunderstand. You can't join the EU servers unless you're an elected official. You can make your own server, or join another one, but not the ones run by the EU. The beauty of the decentralized platform is that neithe
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by devjab 4y ago
I'm Danish and I may have a different take on this than many Americans, but I'm frankly a little appalled that our democratic institutions are still renting their digital homes on the turf of tech giants. The EU set a good example
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by devjab 4y ago
The thing I want the most from Rust in other languages is the immutability unless you use the mut keyword. I know a lot of OOP or Dynamic loving people might scoff at that, but after a couple of decades in SWE I'd really like for every
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by devjab 4y ago
I’m not sure you are wasting your time by not learning Rust. I think the value of programming languages depend the most on where you live (and where you want to work) and very little on global tends. In my area of Denmark there is virtually
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by devjab 4y ago
I absolutely agree that it's very rare for a non-software engineering organisation to care one bit about its tech stack, at least outside of the IT departments. As long as things work reasonably well at a reasonable cost, the organisat
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by devjab 4y ago
I think the two biggest contributions would be RepRap giving the world open access to FDM printing, which was the catalyst for modern 3D printing, and microcontrollers like the RasberryPi and Arduino (again open). But it's true that Eu
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by devjab 4y ago
It is? Maybe I live in a bubble of some sort, but the only worry I see about AI is how automating too many jobs too quickly will impact society. Personally I'm not worried about the Terminator scenario, both because I don't see AI
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by devjab 4y ago
Maybe I'll look like an idiot for saying these things in a few years. Maybe I'm naive and maybe I'm even a little bit cynical, but shouldn't we wait until there is something to have a debate about? From my anecdotal pers
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by devjab 4y ago
> but no matter how much I love it, Linux is janky. I see this a little bit different. I have ADHD and this relates to my operating system because I tend to go with the path of least resistance a little more so than my peers, or at least
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by devjab 4y ago
The person is asking Steam support to tell them which e-mail is associated with the account. If someone gave you their account, why would it be on their e-mail so many years later? And why wouldn't you know what e-mail it was? I mean,
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by devjab 4y ago
One of the reasons I'm not blown away is that everything we've tasked it to do has resulted in rather terrible answers. A lot of them outright didn't work. When they did, the way GPT created our solutions were often in a way
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by devjab 4y ago
We have PR only, squash merge and “must have a linked work item” set up on our default branches. It’s not to protect our default branches from our co-workers. It’s to protect them from ourselves. I work in a small team in a non-tech enterpr
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by devjab 4y ago
> to me this sounds like a distopian place where anyone that does not align with the "correct worldview" To me there are basically two sides to this, and I'll outline them with two examples. One is when people decide to ha
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by devjab 4y ago
> If you are against gay marriage I didn't use being against "gay marriage" as the example though. I used being against "gay people" as the example.
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by devjab 4y ago
> So long as you lean to progressive worldviews and see insult slinging at those that don't see your way not as being toxic, but rather just expressions of righteous indignation. I'm not sure which mastodon server you are on, o
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by devjab 4y ago
> But I do think that most people will be worse after dust settles. There are two sides to this in my opinion. In Denmark we need nurses, teachers, pedagogues and "trades people"/"craftsmen" (I'm sorry but I

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