haolez

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by haolez 5y ago
No. I got a reply from an automated system with no reason whatsoever. They also state that they wouldn't read any replies, since they don't have the manpower to double check each and every account rejection.
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by haolez 5y ago
South America. This was clear in my sign up data.
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by haolez 5y ago
On a side note, I've had a terrible experience trying to use Hetzner in the past. I had some machines at Scaleway at the time and I decided to try Hetzner as well. I filled some sign up form and received a reply email that basically sa
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by haolez 5y ago
I've been leaning more towards extensive tracing and automatic error-based rollbacks than writing lots of tests. It seems to make more sense with the tools available today.
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by haolez 5y ago
Programming in PHP using GitHub's Copilot must be exciting :)
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by haolez 5y ago
This could be very useful for quantum chemistry simulations, which are generally parallelizable and very CPU intensive. If gg gets tweaked to support MPI, this niche could have a breakthrough!
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by haolez 5y ago
This could be very useful for adaptive AIs in gaming.
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by haolez 5y ago
Can Nix be installed in any dir? Or does it need to be on root?
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by haolez 5y ago
CRUD stuff can be complicated at Netflix-scale.
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by haolez 5y ago
This game handles camera movement better than many recent blockbusters.
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by haolez 5y ago
This should look good in NetHack. The box drawings look nice!
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by haolez 5y ago
I imagine that this facilitates synthetic art generated by algorithms. For example, for creating unique NPCs when needed. Neat!
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by haolez 5y ago
I have the same book regarding fiction books vs series or movies. The books have a lot more depth and are more creative in my experience.
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by haolez 5y ago
PID is often good enough and more robust than ad hoc algorithms to do the same.
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by haolez 5y ago
I love Bash as a language. I'm part of a very small crowd :)
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by haolez 5y ago
Is "The Pile" dataset English only?
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by haolez 5y ago
Source Hut[0] is getting more attractive with each passing day, but I'm not sure I can adapt to it's weird e-mail centric pull requests (and I know that this is a standard Git feature, but the UX seems bad). [0] https:/&#x2F
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by haolez 5y ago
That's true when everything is working as expected. But when things go bad (e.g. you can't login to your machine), business do care. My business depends a lot on Azure AD. A couple months ago, Azure AD went down for several hours
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by haolez 5y ago
I wonder if ReactOS[0] will eventually catch-up in business environments where this kind of bullshit is less/not acceptable. [0] https://reactos.org/
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by haolez 5y ago
Genuine question: what's the usefulness of Solaris' default behavior? Why kill all processes?
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by haolez 5y ago
His master's thesis was much smaller, if I remember correctly. Gonna check with my ex teacher :)
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by haolez 5y ago
Except that some of the notation has changed a little. But it's insanely good and impactful for a piece that is only 8 pages long, if I remember correctly.
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by haolez 5y ago
Seems very biased towards XMPP. Regarding mobile support, why is it more challenging to make a video call app on iOS than on Android?
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by haolez 5y ago
I've had bad experiences and reliability issues with some of their software. For example: OneDrive for Windows, Teams, Azure AD, Windows Bluetooth Stack, Azure Functions, Azure SQL Database. All of those are mostly ok, but we encounter
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by haolez 5y ago
Yeah, I've heard that Visual Studio's debugger is awesome and has no competitors.
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by haolez 5y ago
A little off topic, but what's so good about C# nowadays? All developers that touch it start preaching it around as the best programming environment that they've ever used, but I haven't seen that many projects written in C#
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by haolez 5y ago
The input lag in Microsoft Teams is atrocious. If they eventually fix this, I'd consider it a decent communication tool, regardless of some inconsistencies in the UX. But this performance issue is very distracting and harms productivit
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by haolez 5y ago
I never understood the need for modules and versioning in the first place. You can do censoring by forking your dependency's repo and keeping it the way you want it.
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by haolez 5y ago
There are some exceptions, like Outlook - it works in Desktop mode just fine.
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by haolez 5y ago
Windows nowadays feels like a carefully crafted piece of software built by brilliant engineering and UX teams that, just before release, gets crapped all over by ads teams with annoyances and dark patterns. It must be frustrating to work in

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