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by ffsm8 10mo ago
Eh, DB branching is mostly only necessary for testing - locally, in CI or quick rollbacks on a shared dev instance. Or at least I cannot come up with a usecase for prod. From that perspective, it feels like it'd be a perfect usecase to
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by ffsm8 10mo ago
Really? While there its certainly slightly annoying because they have the "double menu bar" if they use a non-standard one like the jetbrains ides do... I feel like wsl gui support has essentially become a "solved issue"
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by ffsm8 10mo ago
I'm not an industry insider and not the source of this fact, but it's been previously stated that traffic costs to fetch the current data for each training run is cheaper then caching it in any way locally - wherever it's a g
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by ffsm8 10mo ago
There was no judgement in his comment. He just pointed out (correctly) that the game awards that were being spoken of everywhere for the last few weeks were not the one related to this article. I on the other hand will add a judgement to th
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by ffsm8 10mo ago
Isn't that why a WAL exists, so you didn't actually need to do that with eg postgres and other rdbms?
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by ffsm8 10mo ago
Fwiw, zero logs in that context is usually in the relation to requests through the VPN, whereas this discussion is about requests on their homepage? Or did I misunderstand something here?
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by ffsm8 10mo ago
Current "AI" are statistical models, not AGI - that's why you're wrong there. To use them well you still need to know everything - whenever you prompt lazily you're opening yourself up to a fuckton of technical debt
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by ffsm8 10mo ago
Depending on your workflow, none. While I do agentic development in personal projects a lot at this point, at work it's super rare beyond quick lookups to things I should already know but can't be arsed to remember exactly (like w
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by ffsm8 10mo ago
After I accepted that, I then tried to preempt the comment by just commenting myself on the function/class etc that I thought might need some elaboration... Well, I'm sure you can guess what happened after that - within the same f
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by ffsm8 10mo ago
You're skeptical that pretty much all high level languages have various APIs and libraries for almost all common IO tasks such as fileaccess, network requests and sockets, various DB integrations etc pp?
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by ffsm8 10mo ago
Thing is though, most of the high level languages have that part "solved" via libraries... Hence lots of people don't see the need to test it, as they expect the library to have sufficiently tested already. That leaves your t
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by ffsm8 10mo ago
You can't really switch away from iCloud without sacrificing it's deep integration. The whole whole ecosystem is designed around it. Don't get me wrong, Apple could've written their software with different upstream optio
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by ffsm8 10mo ago
A few days ago I found out that the jetbrains toolbox doesn't actually log you out when you're logging out - they just seemingly stop renewing your token I found out about it because switching accounts isn't possible, you get
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by ffsm8 11mo ago
Right, under that argument it's their content, their rules then - making this situation even more of a non issue because they're adding this feature themselves.
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by ffsm8 11mo ago
As a German myself, that list is surprising. The only one I could imagine is 4., because the bins generally aren't watertight, so you're essentially spilling water on the floor which will make a mess for everyone. And there are a
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by ffsm8 11mo ago
> include apps covering Japanese government services. These exist? Honestly asking, I've never been there myself so my only contact to their government is via social media, and the Japanese people can't stop talking about how y
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by ffsm8 11mo ago
> I would think making sure outside payment links aren’t scams will be more expensive than that because checking that once isn’t sufficient. Ignoring the fact Apple isn't doing that anyway right now as others have pointed out: Ther
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by ffsm8 11mo ago
> and have little interest in anything “hacker” in the traditional sense of the word. Couldn't agree more, but not for the reason you think > The word "hacker" derives from the Late Middle English words hackere, hakker,
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by ffsm8 11mo ago
The explicit opt in is only necessary under gdpr, which is a lot of data, but not a majority.
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by ffsm8 11mo ago
You say that as if I've got any control over the browser on the end users device, some of which will be configured to not apply these rules globally for accessibility reasons...
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by ffsm8 11mo ago
You mean the select: none, along with the drag setting? If so, that's not necessarily followed/applied for accessibility reasons
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by ffsm8 11mo ago
> your side effects (e.g. database writes) aren't idempotent What does idempotent mean in this context, or did you mean atomic/rollback on error? I'm confused because how could a database write be idempotent in Django? May
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by ffsm8 11mo ago
Such a statement needs a citation, I don't believe you've got 20feet /6meter large trees being completely frozen like in the image of the article but I've never visited the area before. I suspect you're just talking
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by ffsm8 11mo ago
Apple Silicon is a slightly customized ARM processor soldered onto a main board. That's not the reason for it's better performance. Microsofts support for these is still kinda bad ime, which is easily the biggest impact on their b
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by ffsm8 11mo ago
Ah, I misunderstood your question. Yes.
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by ffsm8 11mo ago
> My schizophrenic sister hospitalised herself because she throught [...] someone was attempting to communciate with her through her fridge.[...]
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by ffsm8 11mo ago
I admittedly did not, initially. I did now and am even more certain it's made up now. I'm not sure how anyone can honestly think this is a person talking about their family. This is like a textbook made believe story people have b
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by ffsm8 11mo ago
On Reddit? It should... These were historically almost always made up after people looked into it. To be clear, the picture is likely real. The backstory to it probably not. The people that actually feel like they've had the episode wo
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by ffsm8 11mo ago
Upscaling and even de-noising is something very different to applying filters to increase size of lips/eyes...
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by ffsm8 11mo ago
Considering how this is seems to be designed... I don't think that's the reason? I mean looking at the mdn docs it's just a replacement for regular other syntax https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs&#x

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