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by fetzu 3y ago
April 1st is merely months away !
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by fetzu 3y ago
https://archive.is/xjJhE Because for the first time in a long time, this page was absolutely unreadable on mobile.
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by fetzu 3y ago
It is in fact a Swedish (and not a Swiss) company.
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by fetzu 3y ago
I wouldn’t say it’s “Javascript front-end developers” specifically, but front-end developers in general. Intuitively, I’d say it’s because front-end development sits in the sweet spot between the creative side of the designer (who sets the
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by fetzu 3y ago
I’m afraid I don’t understand your point: I am not trying to compare Flink to Proton’s docker image sizes; nor do I see how it is relevant. In this case, they are clearly talking about the size of the binary as in “executable of the softwar
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by fetzu 3y ago
Honesty, Javascript front-end developers are probably more at risk of “being replaced” by AI than designers. This is probably where this sentiment is coming from.
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by fetzu 3y ago
From the releases page it looks like the binaries are indeed around 500MB (some platforms actually exceeding that); granted, I am not that familiar with DBs, but calling a 500 MB binary “lightweight” is a little stretch…
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by fetzu 3y ago
Frankly, having accompanied a few EFZ trainees, I’d say about 170%…
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by fetzu 3y ago
Spotify’s shuffling is so god-tier bad that I would be flabbergasted if it wasn’t biased towards songs with less royalties to pay out..
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by fetzu 3y ago
I recently encounter this as my ISP upgraded me to 10 Gbps over fiber: the UDM-PRO/SE does/can have a 10/2.5 Gbps WAN port over SPF+, but all the Ethernet ports go over to the COU via the same 1/2.5Gbps interface bottlen
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by fetzu 3y ago
Maybe they would at some point send an email offering to turn off these annoying notifications with a malicious URL?
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by fetzu 3y ago
Thank you for the positive reinforcement, engineer_6+5+4+6+2.
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by fetzu 3y ago
I thought it was Blackshark.AI doing that specific part of Flight Simulator. AFAIK they are, or at least were looking for to, also selling that capability to other companies; and they are certainly not “vendor locked” with MS’s data..
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by fetzu 3y ago
I am not sure I fully understand what you mean by your remark, but I am positive that this is not a situation most “mainstream desktop users” are ever going to encounter.
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by fetzu 4y ago
By lossless they mean “losslessly compressed from source” (FLAC, or likely in Apple’s case ALAC) as opposed to “lossy compressed” like MP3 or AAC streaming services usually use. Wether or not the original recording was done/mastered in
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by fetzu 4y ago
Didn’t the “PIII-450 with 384MB of RAM and 20GB harddisk, GeForce256 and a 17” monitor” gave it away a little ;)? Interesting read nonetheless !
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by fetzu 4y ago
You might be right! This would be hilarious but totally in line with the rest of the tool. Takeaway would be to do the expense reporting when the conversion rates are advantageous!
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by fetzu 4y ago
Fun fact: last year I had to re-input a whole expense report because of a greyed out mandatory field (I wish I was kidding). So I naturally made screenshots of every position to re-enter them. The amount of the second expense report was not
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by fetzu 4y ago
This is the first rule of French: there is at least one exception to every rule. And this probably includes the first rule itself.
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by fetzu 4y ago
Never heard of these “short snorters” before, but the tradition surrounding it reminds me of military challenge coins [0]. [0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Challenge_coin
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by fetzu 4y ago
Aren’t Kernel versions tied to device model for Synology? My DS918+ returns “4.4.180+” as its kernel version. That’s pretty.. old? Do/can they downstream some of the changes without changing the Kernel version?
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by fetzu 4y ago
It seems that it was made into a rule but dropped a year later [0] (by the EASA, so in Europe at least). According to the Wikipedia article on Germanwings 9525, even Germanwings dropped that two-person rule a couple of years later [1]. I do
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by fetzu 4y ago
Sorry for replying this late ! I actually didn’t know the Discogs app supported scrobbling, I currently use an open source app called “Finale”[1] that does the job pretty well. As soon as I can get my hands on a RaspberryPi, I have plans to
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by fetzu 4y ago
Sometimes when I feel like the worse product manager in the world, I just click that Concur link in my work computer browser’s bookmark bar to remind myself that, even if I suck, some bloke at SAP is doing their job even more terribly than
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by fetzu 4y ago
Awesome project, congrats! Played with it for a few minutes after fighting with some pip issues. Unfortunately I was looking at playing im with the French TTS, but it is not that great yet. Setting this aside and definitely revisiting it i
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by fetzu 4y ago
Last.fm (and the sadly defunct what.cd) have shaped my taste in music beyond what I could ever imagine: I have discovered a massive amount of amazing musicians through these recommendations; something I feel Spotify has never really been ab
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by fetzu 4y ago
Consider yourself lucky, Spotify scrobbling used to break for me almost weekly a few years back (but it has gotten way better, rarely an issue these days) !
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by fetzu 4y ago
That’s the pro-tip of the day folks! Last.fm is actually at the top of my “things to backup at the beginning of each year” list, there are quite a few website that allow you to generate a CSV in minutes, and even some pretty decent CLI tool
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by fetzu 4y ago
It is just incredible looking at these pictures: I keep on searching for known faces to see if a picture of one of our LANs ended up in there. So much nostalgia. I have gone from being an avid gamer (first at LANs, then over broadband in th
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by fetzu 4y ago
It is interesting how that timelines blames the 30% Apple tax as the reason why they had to up the price to 12.99/mo; but they somehow did not bring it back to 9.99/mo when they managed to go around the tax. I am not defending App

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