diamondo25

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by diamondo25 6y ago
But "company wide linters" do carry over to other companies and projects. For Go its already set up, you dont have to think about it. Otherwise youll have a week (or more) discussion for every single quirk in the language and how
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by diamondo25 6y ago
Not iOS, but my Apple Mail (10.14) app randomly crashes too. Does not seem to be related to incoming mail, but as far as i know it is related to the Javascript engine. I always feel i can report all crashes I want, but some things never get
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by diamondo25 7y ago
Automate compilation on a buildserver and run tests on that, and if everything is ok, use the artifacts to push to your servers. This way you can guarantee that the code is tested and all running versions are from the same build environment
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by diamondo25 7y ago
How about people "stackoverflowing" solutions? Yea, blame the examples, not the implementers...
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by diamondo25 7y ago
Maybe with mirrors, you might be able to do something like boiling water and getting hydrogen, getting two energy sources from water?
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by diamondo25 7y ago
A higher number is, in terms of emission, worse.
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by diamondo25 7y ago
I was happy with my chromecasts, until one of them stopped working on one screen. It boots up, google logo does its thing and then its black. Device can be communicated to, and resets do not work. I have read that this is HDCP related and t
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by diamondo25 7y ago
Get a human, like a maid?
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by diamondo25 7y ago
So you have to propagate the Context, hm. IIRC, go test will panic the test case when it times out. Not exactly sure tho. It would be nice if there was a kind of 'abort' feature to clean up subroutines spun off this thread
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by diamondo25 7y ago
Ok, good, contexts are now making sure you can handle upcoming timeouts decided by an upper layer (caller function). But how about the time.After function? It'll still be running in the background? So you can still have a memory or &#x
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by diamondo25 7y ago
What a meme. Maybe they can just cut up the meme in chunks of 128x128 and display that instead. Its not a full image but a lot of tiny ones
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by diamondo25 7y ago
If your pc is in any way compromised, and no 2fa is enabled (and the 2fa device is not compromised as well), you must assume everything is or has been available to the evil actor. Sometimes, its a drive-by download or a dropper malware that
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by diamondo25 7y ago
Memory, peripherals, temperatures, fans, disks, network boot. RAM needs to be learned in, hence ddr first boots take a bit. https://github.com/librecore-org/librecore/wiki/Understandin...
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by diamondo25 7y ago
If your host machine is a real server (eg poweredge), itll do a selftest. This already takes tens of seconds. If you want fast bootup times, you need to be the BIOS. The example in the top post is stuff that either loads data off a flash ch
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by diamondo25 7y ago
They used to have a mobile page you could login to. It was really plain but it did what it did best: provide an easy and clean way to access your passwords when you are somewhere. It was something like https://lastpass.com/m
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by diamondo25 7y ago
Funny thing is that AtmelStudio (for embedded development of Atmel/Microchip chips) is basically a VisualStudio shell with a makefile generator (built in c#). This is then pushed through make and invokes gcc...
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by diamondo25 7y ago
Mutex is an abbrevation of "mutual exclusion", so afaik you cannot change the last part to " ice" due to it being an abbrevation. Mutexes.
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by diamondo25 7y ago
The only reason we have standalone components in our setup, is due to they really pick stuff to do and process it. Additionally, they can work on their own and can be updated independently. This of course requires the protocol between the s
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by diamondo25 7y ago
Standups with more than 6 people will already create a meeting of at least an hour. I mean, standups help is small teams to keep everyone excited (if you all agree on it!), and nobody likes meetings, so if it looks like a meeting and people
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by diamondo25 7y ago
And for a kid growing up, those nights are required for development of the brain by resting. Delaying the night rest with "learning" would be ineffective and might even hurt development. I instead put my time at midnight programmi
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by diamondo25 7y ago
Hidden websites with lots of pink bits is exactly what you think it is. Images are served through CDNs and thus caches like varnish.
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by diamondo25 7y ago
Though there's also the other side of the coin, people picking up a tech because they read about it, which ends up in the core business, without good rationale for the tech other than "i found it on the internet". This blog p
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by diamondo25 7y ago
I think it was made due to laptops. Everything has to be flat. Using clips like on DDR wouldnt really "fit" as then youd have a waste of space, and DDR is a generic component nowdays. The other option is to use PCI-E cards, of cou
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by diamondo25 7y ago
Although I am not a fan of Apple, their Memory Pressure messages on iOS are really useful to prevent this. You get warned as a programmer to clean up your memory if possible, otherwise iOS shuts you down.
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by diamondo25 7y ago
Because this fixes the issue of "i plugged it in but it doesnt work" issue, as you already know it wont work because it doesnt fit. Kinda like DDR slots
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by diamondo25 7y ago
One of the praised functions in Scala 2.8 was postfix operators, allowing things like: Seq(1, 2) map _ + 100 They are getting rid of it: https://contributors.scala-lang.org/t/lets-drop-postfix-oper... Unit fun
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by diamondo25 7y ago
Most of the items explained are non-issues and part of why Golang is how it is today. Lets hope we can keep the language as-is and don't go back to old decisions and remove features like Scala have been doing the last years...
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by diamondo25 7y ago
Deploying something on friday and figuring it out its broken production monday morning.
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by diamondo25 7y ago
There are some websites here that close down on sunday due to religion. Bank transfers used to be delayed in the weekend until monday, but i think they fixed that
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by diamondo25 7y ago
Can't wait until it is V8 V8 ;)

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