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by gnud 9y ago
Well, we know that Orcas teach their young to hunt using waves, and by beaching themselves [0]. So it's not a stretch to assume that this is acquired knowledge, and not instinctual. [0]: http://www.nature.com/news/
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by gnud 9y ago
Two years without the APIs making a port possible.
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by gnud 9y ago
JDBI3 [1] has Kotlin plug-ins [2], and makes it easy to create simple DAOs without having to inform the framework about the entire database structure. 1: https://jdbi.github.io/ 2: https://jdbi.github.io/#_s
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by gnud 9y ago
When you don't show any information about pricing at all on your page, you're obviously not meant for small-scale use. Interesting to know about if I want to introduce Kafka in a bigger project, though.
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by gnud 9y ago
Just a quick clarification: uBlock Origin only blocks CSP reports if it has injected "neutered" scripts into a page - typically if the site uses some third party scripts like GA. Because these neutered scripts might create extra C
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by gnud 9y ago
Luckily, the next version of uBlock will let us block CSP reports alltogether. If CSP reports become a reliable way to gather data, they _will_ be used for tracking. This is why we can't have nice things. And why I have to disable all
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by gnud 9y ago
I'm sure DataGrip is better for writing queries in. I really doubt it's better for managing SQL Agent jobs, doing backup/restore, or for managing users. Does DataGrip let you do Kerberos authentication?
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by gnud 9y ago
For the MSSQL locking, you should probably change the transaction isolation level instead of using NOLOCK everywhere. I think it's a horrible wart that you have to do that for every session, though. The default can't be changed.
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by gnud 9y ago
An editor can't "just do 8-bit clean", it has to display the characters. The same bytes will sometimes be displayed differently in utf-8 and (e.g.) ISO-8859-1. I'm not sure if a BOM is a good way to handle it, but saying
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by gnud 9y ago
UIKit offers both Sass and Less versions - if you want semantic classes, build your own, by extending the presentational ones. A framework really can't offer semantic classes, since it doesn't know the semantics of your app/p
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by gnud 9y ago
Well, then you're basically just mis-using the term. Brutalist comes from 'raw', not from 'brutal'. Brutalist buildings have windows. And I've yet to see a brutalist open-plan office.
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by gnud 9y ago
That was an interesting article, but I really didn't like the phrase 'shields down'. It sort of implies that the default state, that you should protect, is keeping your current job. I think the default state should be you bei
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by gnud 9y ago
They wouldn't need telemetry - they could have shown a local warning when the OD client detected a FAT drive.
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by gnud 9y ago
I don't think KDiff 3 looks native anywhere, and I don't think it's because of Qt. It uses weird fonts and icons, and for some reason their toolbar buttons just look wrong. Still an extremely useful program.
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by gnud 9y ago
Yes - the runtime is added to your compiled source and provides a combined work. Not linked as a dynamic library.
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by gnud 9y ago
GCC already has a license exception, because the output includes code written for GCC, as well as code written by the user.
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by gnud 9y ago
Looks very nice! But: GPLv3 and code generation is a scary combo. Do you sell a commercial license? If not, you should add a license exception.
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by gnud 9y ago
This looks nice! I fail to see any use for the dashboard, though - especially as you can't drill down into the timesheets from the pretty graphs. I think the quickest, most prominent action should be to start tracking a task - or chang
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by gnud 10y ago
The 'non-company' account is created manually by signing up for a new microsoft account and then clicking the activation link in the email you receive. The school/work account is somehow created by a company administrator, bu
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by gnud 10y ago
As I understand it, the work account is actually tied to your company's office 365 subscription or something like that. The private account is the one created by you. If anyone knows the exact difference, please explain! Would be great
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by gnud 10y ago
I can't find any option when configuring their laptops, at least.
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by gnud 10y ago
I'm currently looking for my next linux laptop. Unfortunately, system76 is out because it doesn't seem like they offer any other keyboard layouts than US?
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by gnud 10y ago
I completely agree - but I use mailtrap.io quite a lot. It's wonderful to be able to make up any email address and have mail sent to it from your test system, without having to run your own mail infrastructure.
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by gnud 10y ago
And the answer, much as it was in ancient times: By exploiting workers - and often letting them die.
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by gnud 10y ago
It's not unusual for auditions to music schools to include either 'prima vista' - where you play from the sheet - or 'secunda vista' - where you get a few minutes of prep time.
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by gnud 10y ago
Be aware that Postgres' NOTIFY is not stored/queued in any way. If your external client is not listening, it will get lost. I would instead have the trigger insert a row into a "pending tasks" table - and then send a NOT
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by gnud 10y ago
I completely agree. I stopped using Linux on my desktop a few years back (coincidentally, when Windows 7 came out). On the other hand - I would rather fiddle with Linux drivers than fiddle with Windows ad/telemetry settings. So I suspe
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by gnud 10y ago
I suspect the in-depth knowledge might consist of 'taking a photo of the screen'.
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by gnud 10y ago
Good point, thanks. Still close to useless for professional use, which I guess is Microsofts idea.
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by gnud 10y ago
Note that you can't use VS community for your work if your organization has either of 1) more than 5 developers 2) more than $1 mill in revenue 3) more than 250 computers

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