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dieortin
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dieortin
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I drove the adoption of Bazel for my C++ project, which certainly does not have an entire team (nor even an entire person) dedicated to maintaining the build system. We’re having incredible build performance with it, and I find its language
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If Google open sourced their BUILD files for public libraries, we wouldn’t be able to use workarounds… Migrating something complex like ffmpeg to Bazel is not something trivial. Bazel is an awesome tool though, I’m very glad it was open sou
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2y ago
If you only had to look at a specific position or color in the graph, then a graph wouldn’t be needed at all. The offending function would just be printed. But the flamegraph can’t color the offending function, or show it in a specific posi
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2y ago
> Also... is there anyone who uses Scrum who doesn't use Jira? At this point Scrum is essentially the same as saying "Our organization uses Jira When I was at Amazon my team used Scrum but didn’t use Jira. I’d imagine the other
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2y ago
What are those “really good parts” that Stubby and Borg have but their open source versions don’t?
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2y ago
Do you have a source for that? It seems pretty hard to believe
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2y ago
Swift code can run on Windows and Linux too
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2y ago
Sure screw saving the planet, let’s give more money to shareholders instead.
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2y ago
You’re not feeding anything by having this feature turned on
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2y ago
That sounds like what is mentioned in the article
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2y ago
Probably not what you’re thinking of, but Bazel? https://bazel.build
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2y ago
I doubt anyone buys a Mac to install Asahi on it
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2y ago
I can’t see any of these vacancies in the careers page
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2y ago
Even if you’re not going to read 10.000+ lines, if the few you read are easy to understand you’re still going to have a much better time maintaining the codebase.
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2y ago
Give an LLM all the time you want, and they will still not get it right. In fact, they most likely will give worse and worse answers with time. That’s a big difference with a software developer.
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2y ago
If we should only read things written by organizations that make no mistakes, then we will never read anything.
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2y ago
I challenge you to find an organization that has never made a mistake. Truth is the uptime and reliability of Google services is very good, while operating at huge scale. And I have no association with Google whatsoever.
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2y ago
Could you elaborate on why you think that? Just stating that does not really add to the conversation
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2y ago
Russia is still the country with the highest amount of nuclear warheads on the planet. How would anyone “take them away”?
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2y ago
> Anything west of the GDR was done by US/UK/FR It was done mostly from 1944 onwards, when the Germans had already been defeated in the east front. A huge majority of the German war effort was spent on the east. The US and UK l
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2y ago
Care to elaborate?
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2y ago
Using a different search engine != disabling a feature
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2y ago
Charging private vehicles while they move sounds very complicated
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2y ago
If it’s only saved until gc then it isn’t something you can rely on
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2y ago
I doubt a 6 year old phone with outdated OS will be more secure than an up to date iPhone
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3y ago
But do you like having to constantly change oil, filters etc.?
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3y ago
ChatGPT cannot autocomplete a house, or the extraction of minerals from a mine.
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3y ago
Luckily a feature to limit the disk cache size is in development: https://github.com/bazelbuild/bazel/issues/5139
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3y ago
Using smart pointers solves some problems, sure, but it does not make C++ memory safe.
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3y ago
So scams being illegal is paternalistic bullshit I guess?
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