dgan

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by dgan 10mo ago
I consider myself fluent in English, I watch technical talks and casual youtubers on English daily, and this is the first time I encounter this word lol. The only "stride" I know relates to the gap betweeb heterogeneous elements i
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by dgan 10mo ago
Sorry but not convinced. How is this different from two endpoints communicating through, lets say, protobuf? Both input and output will be (un)parsed only when conforming to the definition
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by dgan 10mo ago
What? Excel has this today. Open your VBA/Developer window
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by dgan 10mo ago
I honestly looked up for a encoder/decoder for python/c++ application, and couldnt find anything usable; i guess i would need to contact the purchase department for a license (?), while with protobuf i can make the decision myself
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by dgan 10mo ago
"We value your privacy" means they ve put a pricetag on it
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by dgan 11mo ago
Given the fact that most protests are organized on facebook groups, how does one keep him/herself aware of eventual protests to come without Facebook/instagram? I d gladly join for a cause i support
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by dgan 11mo ago
> Centralized services don't decrease redundancy Alright, but it creates a failure correlation where previously there was none
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by dgan 11mo ago
I might sell my 10yo laptop with a profit!
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by dgan 11mo ago
Definitely a worse design, curious what was the reasonning
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by dgan 11mo ago
I was so mad when they made Warcraft into 3D. It looked childish and killed the vibe entirely for me
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by dgan 11mo ago
Techincally it works, but the UX is terrible. So many times I couldnt copy a message because of the stupid emojis popping up right below my mouse, so that you have opportunity to look dumb after sending a "heart" in a professional
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by dgan 11mo ago
You also cant disable the stupid "Pin Copilote" in teams, even if the company doesnt actyally have copilote Just regular agressivness from an agressive company
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by dgan 1y ago
The documentation you providee requires for the file to be present on the server side, not the client side, which is very dufferent from postgres. As for BCP executable, i couldnt find a way for it to accept any type of date[time] at all
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by dgan 1y ago
Ok. What if I want a general, polyglot data mangling tool, which doesnt produces metrics tons of bloat like protobuf does?
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by dgan 1y ago
Maybe? Don't know. I never had problemes bulk uploading into Postgres tho, it's right there in documentation and I don't have to have a weird executable on my corporately castrated laptop
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by dgan 1y ago
I also had misfortune working with MSSQL is it was so so unbearably slow, because i couldnt upload data in bulk. I guess its forbidden technology
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by dgan 1y ago
Wow this is good. My only complaint is annoyingly verbose yaml. What if I would like to use Kaitai instead of protobuffs, my .proto file is already a thousand lines, splitting each od these lines into 3-4 yaml indented lines is hurting read
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by dgan 1y ago
I always find it mildly funny/annoying when reading macros which only appear to save the pointer access caracters #define G(l) l->_G What leverage have you achieved there buddy
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by dgan 1y ago
Whats the model may i ask?
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by dgan 1y ago
If I could finally ditch Visual Studio that d be nice
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by dgan 1y ago
I am native Russian speaker, and work/visited Portugal. It definitely tricks me when not paying attention, its very similar sounding
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by dgan 1y ago
Wow this is so much better user experience
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by dgan 1y ago
I spent more time dismissing various popups than reading this post. I hate twitter links
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by dgan 1y ago
My armchair analysis: Putin provokes Europe so that he has an excuse to announce mobilization (otherwise very unpopular move)
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by dgan 1y ago
So it's 2000ft tall and 2890m long. I wonder how much bananas it weighs
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by dgan 1y ago
I dont get the hype. Installed it at my Framework laptop, instead the usual xfce. Imho, it tries hard to be too smart, and second guess my intentions. Basic stuff like alt f4 doesn't work for some reason. I just couldn't bother to
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by dgan 1y ago
What i am supposed to see here? Its just static noisy background
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by dgan 1y ago
Do modern compiler (register allocation/ instruction generation) involve some kind of integer programming or constraint solving? I vaguely remember compilers using Z3 solver
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by dgan 1y ago
what is this sorcery. I was reading HN for years, this is the first time I see someone brings up a memory safe C++. how is that not even on the headlines ? what's the catch, build times ? do I have to sell my house to get it? EDIT: Oh,
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by dgan 1y ago
Rolled my eyes on "For experts only: don't do it yet". Shut-up already. I will do it right now because it will nag me forever and then surface will grow, and every time the new code interacts whith what-could-ve-been-optimiz

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