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by fnord123 5y ago
Sorry in advance for shoehorning Rust into a separate conversation... The new meta in Rust is to lift out loggers and replace the concept with tracing. There is a `tracing` package where you can setup spans like in OpenTelemetry but it also
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Devs can also spin up a local object store to test with instead of hitting some common remote bucket.
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Theres no point. But people want to search using their url bar. People don't want to change their default search from Google. I use DDG and !nhs so I'm with you.
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Just use ddg. By nowadays its just better.
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Tip: add NHS or CDC to the end of any health search to get better results from the NHS or CDC instead of however many pages of grifter sites.
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sqlite is great for bulk (de)serialization. But it helps if you can setup the queries to pull all the relevant data at once. If you have a deep formula hierarchy it might be difficult to do this naively and get performance. If you're l
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This seems really straight forward in sqlite. CREATE TABLE cells (sheet TEXT NOT NULL, x TEXT NOT NULL, y INTEGER NOT NULL, content TEXT, PRIMARY KEY (sheet, x, y)) Content can be text, numbers, formulas, or a reference to a medi
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by fnord123 5y ago
I think there is some concern among some people in the rust community that amazon will gain more influence over the steering of rust to guide it towards it's own walled garden. I don't share that sentiment and I personally think t
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by fnord123 5y ago
> Numbers uses a proprietary, compressed binary format to store its tables. This format is comprised of a zip file containing images, as well as Snappy-compressed Protobuf .iwa files containing metadata, text, and all other definitions u
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> Pick battles you can win Don't forget to pick some battles to make sure you still know how to battle. And pick some where you will lose so you can grow.
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> It seems that FIFA isn't exactly free of corruption Blatter and Platini are both facing a trial right now: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-59133079 In 2019, Platini was detained over the awarding of the
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by fnord123 5y ago
I don't know about the algorithms, and I don't care about broadcast quality. When I am on zoom I understand people. When I am on Teams I have to close my eyes and concentrate to figure out what the robot is trying to say.
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by fnord123 5y ago
Zoom has a free version and the UI isn't that bad - and it scales to quite large groups. It's not nearly as confusing as Webex. And the video and audio quality are better than Teams. And no one knows what Google is offering this w
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Maybe they don't want a target directory using 3gb from a clean build.
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Did someone say Microservices? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y8OnoxKotPQ
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For anyone looking for an alternative, https://imgproxy.net/ works v. well.
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Ecoterrorist Ponzi scheme.
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> The regulators (and legislators) are either the biggest dupes, or much more likely in on it. https://www.reuters.com/technology/irish-data-privacy-watchd...
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Why is the base case 3? H(1) contains one colour of horse. H(2) when removing one horse contains one colour of horse. The problem afaics is that there is a supposition that we are talking about sets of horses with the same colour. So if you
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by fnord123 5y ago
Eh, aside from making java and bedrock incompatible, requiring Xbox live accounts to play, deleting customer accounts in the transition to Xbox live, making realms which are different somehow from java and bedrock (many parents had a devil
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I thought everyone said butterface.
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Reminds me of Vector: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1175140/Vecter/
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This is the official EU legislation explaining what constitutes PII: https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/HTML/?uri=CEL... > (30) Natural persons may be associated with *online identifiers p
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https://www.gdpreu.org/the-regulation/key-concepts/personal-... > Data ceases to be personal when it is made anonymous, and an individual is no longer identifiable. But for data to be truly anonymized, the anon
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"We have a '''legitimate interest''' in getting your personal info, because we want to sell it to third parties" https://www.gdpreu.org/the-regulation/key-concepts/legitimat.
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This is gonna be some hefty GDPR fines in Europe.
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I don't think that's where the issues are. IntelliJ freezes when reindexing a project when you change branches from the command line.
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Current IntelliJ uses Java11 and has gotten slower over the past few years (anecdata from my own use) - so probably not.
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> To use anything other than JavaSE/C# on the server you really need very good arguments! Haha! Quoting this so you can't delete it.
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> The UK has lots of US investment banks doing very well in the UK but only one home-grown investment bank (and that one has been taken over by people from the US, and isn't doing very well). Barclays, Lloyds, Rothschild, NatWest Ma

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