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by dimitar 6y ago
The only time I need to restart is when I load new libraries but you can use https://github.com/clj-commons/pomegranate
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by dimitar 6y ago
While everyone is entitled to their own opinion, I think it is worthwhile to give more detailed examples - like for example slow compared to what? For example there is a nice discussion over slow startup (note that for the most people the i
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by dimitar 6y ago
There is this interesting thread over in reddit about it: https://www.reddit.com/r/Clojure/comments/5q2gmi/convince_me...
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by dimitar 6y ago
I've met him in person a few years back in a Linux event, he is a genuinely very nice person, very generous with his time!
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by dimitar 6y ago
That is if you are using one base base image. Most likely you will be using Alpine, Ubuntu, Debian, Centos, Red hat, Oracle Linux and who knows what else in different containers, unless of course you have the patience to repackage all then
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by dimitar 6y ago
Well if you want to get really technical, often identification works just fine, but then you get issues when you do verification, for example in authentication.
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by dimitar 6y ago
Yet another proof you need another factor of authentication. From my experience with multiple mass enrolments of fingerprint authentication of software (more than a million people combined) about 20% don't have usable fingerprints. Let
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by dimitar 6y ago
I think the twitter posts are more straight to the point: https://twitter.com/adamhjk/status/1337062314357514251 I don't understand why RH don't just allow downloading RH for free like they used to. They
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REPL Debugging: No Stacktrace Required (2017)(cognitect.com)
1 points by dimitar 6y ago|0 comments
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by dimitar 6y ago
"Platforms and regulators should limit streaming resolution and default to SD, the authors urged." No, instead of doing such silliness regulators should focus on the big CO2 emitters like power plants, SUVs and home heating in the
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by dimitar 6y ago
It is inevitable to compare to the State of Clojure survey: https://clojure.org/news/2020/02/20/state-of-clojure-2020 I think surveys like this are representative of dark matter programmers - Clojure ov
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by dimitar 6y ago
Maybe I'm an optimist but my guess is that as these companies begin to try harder to please shareholders (like the recent increase of YouTube ads), the walled gardens will become less attractive. Walled gardens aren't even somethi
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by dimitar 6y ago
These are pretty easy compared to 4clojure, so they are perhaps the best for beginners.
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by dimitar 6y ago
There are lots of fast, usable JVM gui applications. Some OSS examples: http://www.sweethome3d.com - This one has been the one app I've recommended to people outside the tech bubble! It also focuses on graphics and 3d.. rea
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by dimitar 6y ago
You can go on google maps and judge for yourself: https://www.google.com/maps/@42.1589047,24.785939,3a,75y,202... You can compare to other areas of the city: https://www.google.com/maps/@42.1589047
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by dimitar 6y ago
There are more factors in a realistic nuclear war: - Quite a few nuclear weapons will be spent on military sites, which are often in low-population density areas. - Quite a few nuclear weapons will be used to destroy other nuclear weapons.
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by dimitar 6y ago
Yes, реки was intentional. You can see the word in the ballad at the bottom of the page. To transcribe using another alphabet is done often when teaching and it is I guess not that interesting to the author. But trying to answer the questio
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by dimitar 6y ago
Really fun! I think I understand Polish more now. I like that the author chose a version of Church Slavonic letters like Ѧ Ѫ Ѩ Ѭ instead of making up new ones. This attempt also seems to try to build etymological bridges to other Slavic lan
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The Untimely Demise of Workstations(osnews.com)
1 points by dimitar 6y ago|0 comments
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by dimitar 6y ago
I see there is a lot of hostile reaction to HEVs as either a distraction from EVs or some fossil-industry plot. The thing is, we cannot really predict the future and every possible use for EV, ICE, ICE-hybrids and HEVs. That is why it is im
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by dimitar 6y ago
"In fact, our recent survey report found that 89% of organizations are running Kubernetes in production or pre-production environments and that 77% of organizations feel that Kubernetes is a central part of their digital transformation
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by dimitar 6y ago
Do you use managed Kubernetes or kubeadm? I think if one uses a managed Kubernetes keeping it up-to-date is pretty easy. I did an AKS update in 10 minutes.
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by dimitar 6y ago
It does have - if you open something in a new tab there is a big dot in the bottom right
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by dimitar 6y ago
I 100% agree DevOPS shouldn't be a job title.. but it is hard to find operations people without the right social and technical skills without using it. So you can use the title since the market demands but the more important part is to
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by dimitar 6y ago
Simple explanation of what Cloud Native is or should be: - Kubernetes is to the AWS/Azure/other platforms what Linux was to Unix circa 2000s. Kind of the same but with more choice with the original Unix vendors forced by competiti
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by dimitar 6y ago
This is the truth and also highly effective. But it is unfortunately the root of all evil of our industry - the quick obsolescence of everything, the low quality, the bad documentation and support, the regressions and bloat, the useless met
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by dimitar 6y ago
Startup time doesn't matter for long-running applications. It makes sense for things like lambda or knative ("serverless"). Also command-line applications (including tools you might put in CI). Also, while the JVM starts quic
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by dimitar 6y ago
The margins are razor thin and cheap is relative. Chinese manufacturers are used to paying close to nothing and now there is wage pressure. https://www.marketplace.org/2018/12/04/what-worries-chinas-m... Also
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by dimitar 6y ago
I'm currently reading Anne Applebaum's Gulag: A History and the origins are the following: * Initially they had a huge amount of prisoners and shortage of workers in key regions. Naturally they had them work in remote areas. * The
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by dimitar 6y ago
Homemade alcohol from fruit variously called rakia, slivovitz, grappa or palinka in Europe typically has some acetone when the makers get too greedy. This article actually makes me worry less when drinking it. The really dangerous alcohol t

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