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invalidname
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Print is ephemeral by design. Logging lets you refine the level of printing and is designed to make sense in the long term. There are many technical differences (structured logging, MDC etc.) that I won't get into but they are importan
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Counterpoint: nope. Logging is great for long term issue resolution. There's tracepoints/logpoints which let you refine the debugging experience in runtime without accidentally committing prints to the repo. There are specific typ
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2y ago
> Absolute monarchies were pretty rare in europe overall, but looked a lot like Oman and Qatar look like these days. In the 15th century... Sure. But since we still have monarchies today it's not quite the same as the UK. > I thi
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It's a monarchy under sharia so I don't think a western monarchy term properly represents what it is. Iran is very much unaligned with Hamas, it uses Hamas as a tool but despises it. Hamas and Qatar are Sunni whereas Iran is Shia,
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2y ago
Same. I wish we can go back to the time of "I respectfully disagree with my esteemed opponent". More than anything I'd just be embarrassed to drive in a Tesla. I can't believe the level of brand damage he did in such a s
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2y ago
E.g. stuff like this: https://www.reddit.com/r/ISR/comments/17vt0rc/aljazeera_inte... Qatar has been a hideout to Hamas leadership and has passed money to Hamas for decades. It plays both ends and keeps
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2y ago
It isn't about favorable, it's about the goal. Qatar's goal is very aligned with Hamas. Global Jihad. Qatar is dressing it up with western appeal but its goals are very clear. The Palestinian authority understands that armed
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2y ago
100%. I've been using that and also the DevContainer support in IntelliJ/IDEA which is good but has some limitations (e.g. I can connect IntelliJ but not CLion at the same time).
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2y ago
I don't even think that CEO was the problem. It's the lack of government regulation and public option in America. The problem is the politicians. I saw someone mention that online and the response was "now you get it". P
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2y ago
There was some nuance here. They blocked the abilities of the humans to communicate when achieving that result. So no talking or even gestures, only communicate like ants do. Since we are so used to communicate when collaborating, it's
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2y ago
You're probably young. I can barely see in 100% zoom and going back and forth with reading glasses is very uncomfortable. I spend 90% of my time looking for them. I have an air and a 16 inch Dell. I don't want to lug the Dell arou
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2y ago
Not now. In 2000 and in 2008. You clearly don't know the history. > The Israeli Navy's blockade of Gaza's ports is in its seventeenth year. If that blockade didn't exist Oct 7th would have been fought with tanks on bo
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2y ago
You do know Israel offered Palestinians a state and unilaterally left Gaza giving them an option to build a state... We tried that and it didn't work.
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2y ago
Interesting, but the post seems to focus on a Python code base. I wonder how well it would do with a large Java code base where a refactoring will very much go outside of its context window. That's where I think JetBrains AI will be be
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To add to the other great responses if you use search a lot try JetBrains semantic search. It's like searching text but within code based on the parsed structure of the code, so you can find complex usages. Notice that if you work with
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2y ago
Forgive my ignorant question, but if it's that sensitive why not automate it with robotics and vacuum seal it? I understand that this is a sensitive process but so is surgery which robots are able to do with remote control.
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2y ago
It's also great because most people won't even try it and I can just have the whole pie... I eat it with hot peppers and blue cheese. The sweet/spicy combo is fantastic and the blue cheese brings a fantastic complexity to the
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You can use Codename One whose web port is based on TeaVM. The API is very much like Swing. Albeit more focused on mobile.
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2y ago
Yes. But not at a scale that would make such a huge difference.
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The reason Israel is ranked so high is actually a major problem for Israel because it indicates the growth of the "wrong demographic" which is dragging the country down. Israel is typically a western country and as such has typica
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Neither is my concern academic. My MIL struggled with cancer treatments for a decade of terrible pain. My father was catatonic with Alzheimer and my mother is in a pretty bad place health-wise. I don't want to appear dismissive of your
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How do you prevent people from smoking? Eating processed food? Is the fact that the process of suicide is slower/more conventional a difference? People seeking this process go through a psychological evaluation to determine if they are
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https://archive.is/Dg9zR
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I am talking about 2.0 which was the IBM product mentioned in the post. 1.0 was still a joint product with Microsoft prior to the split.
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100%. I ran it on 4mb and IMHO it was fine but it did need 8mb to shine.
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The gist of it: IBM botched the "extend" part of embrace and extend. OS/2 was better but not by enough to migrate and stay. It had no "killer app" that drew the crowd and developers kept targeting Windows which OS&#
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Russia has nothing like the F35 and Ukraine has planes too (although not as great). Once Ukraine got F16s they had an impact (even though it's a very old model). The idea of a drone swarm is science fiction at this time. First, it'
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He is wrong about that with the current technology. All you have to do to see that is look at Israel vs. Iran. In a decade drone technology might be enough to do something similar to what the F35 does, but right now the F35 is still the pee
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The article is sensational and deeply misleading. Yes, the plane has a lot of bugs. It's got complicated software and hardware. You can't compare it to the relatively simple older designs that didn't deal with stealth. Yes th
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2y ago
In "Preferences/Account/Account Settings/Move to a different account" I can redirect to a new account in a different server. That means I can turn my current account to a ghost account and everything will move to th
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