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by fer 4y ago
In this case there was so much in-house software already following the processes that Jira would have just been a royal PITA to use without custom plugins. But if your team is lean enough in such terms, I don't see a need for these thi
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by fer 4y ago
Jira is fine to me (as a SWE), but it's way too complex for untrained managers/PO/SM to use properly (read: to make it more useful than a simple kanban board). Expanding on what @necovek said: In a big company we used it, and
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by fer 4y ago
Not OP either. Here there aren't turnstiles to access the commuting train, but there are controllers on board from time to time. With seldom use, it's just better not to buy a ticket (read: to bluff). Numbers made up and simplifie
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by fer 4y ago
> Facebook does have a process for getting things like this fixed very quickly Maybe that's true for some things, but the community standard violation/restriction code seems like it's always been a mess, every fix breaks s
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by fer 4y ago
Something that creates a sensation of wonder as you play it, like Outer Wilds.
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by fer 4y ago
No, I don't think the grandfather comment meant that.
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by fer 4y ago
> Nobody questions why main drive is C:, remnant of [an] early computer having two floppy (not sure) drives on A: and B: Recently I was trying to install some obscure driver for a device that doesn't autodetect in my Windows 10 work
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by fer 4y ago
Many websites abuse dates to try to display old stuff as recent, but I've never seen the opposite... after a few searches I see it's certainly a thing (less so in content other than in English).
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by fer 4y ago
> I don't personally think the dislike button is the explanation. Eh, it could be. Hiding the dislikes certainly affects the like/dislike clicking behavior of the user. This creates feedback loops that are very hard to predict
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by fer 4y ago
Wow, never heard of them, will check them out, thanks!
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by fer 4y ago
I personally miss reading manuals (or at least skimming them if they're big) before playing games. I guess it feels too much like study/work for it to have a market nowadays; last physical games I've bought had basically the
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by fer 4y ago
France resident here, anecdotal evidence, but Paris (and IDF) companies tend to only accept +100% match (close to 100% requirements + big chunk of the "nice to haves") for remote positions. If you miss anything from their stack th
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by fer 4y ago
That reminds me of the automatic translator in Telegram. If for example you translate from German to English and the message includes a German flag emoji, under certain conditions (that aren't very clear to me) it will turn into a Brit
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by fer 4y ago
> Something I'm doing in my CV application is using 1 SQLite DB file per user. That's the "easy" case where most (all?) data is easily separable/shardeable, in this case by user. Once you start having relationshi
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by fer 4y ago
Because the EU isn't forcing Spain to do the right thing lol. Now seriously, in residential buildings there's no obligation, only recommendations, as per the latest "regulations": NTP 215(1988) for smoke detectors, NTP 4
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Keytap3: Check if your keyboard can be eavesdropped through a microphone(keytap3.ggerganov.com)
3 points by fer 4y ago|0 comments
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by fer 4y ago
Yep, as always, trained AI models can only be as good as the training data.
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by fer 4y ago
In Spanish it switched to Portuguese mid generation. I wouldn't be surprised if it happened with Czech and Slovak as well. Q: ¿Cómo se hace una tortilla de patatas? A: Y cómo se puede conseguirla de una forma rápida y bien? P
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by fer 4y ago
Yep, fully agree. I'm considering writing a small library that I've always needed at every job I've had (and always had to half-ass implement part of its functionality due to time/budget constraints). To have it slowly c
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by fer 4y ago
That's the place for the Matador[0]. There's been a few videos of NLAWs hitting point blank but not doing anything simply because they were too close to arm. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MATADOR
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by fer 4y ago
Panda Antivirus, that's one I hadn't heard of in a long time.
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by fer 4y ago
The consular services of Russia in France, or their visa processing service (VHS France). I used this email exactly once to apply for a visa for the Russian Federation. Now I get spam there every other day.
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by fer 4y ago
> Python can't be said to enforce types at runtime. It does: in form of TypeError exceptions. It doesn't enforce type hints, sure, but that's why they're called hints and not declarations.
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AlphaGrip Keyboard and Trackball (2008)(alphagrips.com)
2 points by fer 4y ago|0 comments
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by fer 4y ago
"It outperforms any of the solutions I've seen but the code isn't as readable, next!"
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by fer 4y ago
Because Python might be the best tool for a job that has memory constraints?
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by fer 5y ago
Disclaimer: Armchair general. They have a small RCS, but they're slow as a dog, and signals at sea are significantly easier to interpret given that there's infinitely less spurious reflection and radio sources. Maybe the bad weath
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by fer 5y ago
Some sources say the Bayraktar were decoys, some others say that they actually took down the radars on the Moskva before they fired the missiles. But I have a hard time picturing the Moskva having trouble destroying a drone with the perform
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by fer 5y ago
European countries are ramping up expenditure simply because Russia has increased instability in Europe and they can't be trusted to uphold their treaties anymore. While its military has been embezzled into oblivion by the elite, Russi
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by fer 5y ago
Yeah, Pulseaudio network sinks are useful once everything is properly set up. My media system was a LibreELEC that played movies, and the high end audio system was plugged to it. But I'd rather have that sound when playing some YT vide

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