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by jakjak123 2y ago
Some form of action should have been taken when they invaded Crimea in 2014 and Georgia 2008. But even in retrospect its hard to say what except shutting down Nordstream and stopping investments. I still find it difficult for Europe to acce
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by jakjak123 2y ago
Hmm, isnt there some upstream support for goodix fingerprint readers in linux?
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by jakjak123 2y ago
Very cool idea! If someone implements GTK I would absolutely use it, its just fltk is no fun in Linux world
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by jakjak123 2y ago
Our ops team actually wanted to do this, but we on the project have nightmares from putting 1PB of database on a single host ><
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by jakjak123 2y ago
As someone who came into a project that uses postgres notify, it was pretty confusing, as your app would connect to other apps db to listen for changes. There also was no documented nor enforced data format, so it was very annoying to deal
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by jakjak123 2y ago
«linux-firmware» is the goto place to dump firmware that goes to all linux distributions
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by jakjak123 2y ago
I did use jextract for java 19+20, but it looked very messy. Tried it again yesterday on java 22, and the helpers from jextract are waaaay better. I actually completed a MVP implementation this time in a couple of hours. This could perhaps
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by jakjak123 2y ago
I enjoy working in Java. I would probably enjoy C# just as much. Life is too short to spend it debugging segfaults.
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by jakjak123 2y ago
I had a C library I needed to ideally use from Java directly. The new FFI API looks great, but unfortunately the C API relied heavily on macros and void* arguments, making it incredibly difficult to model from Java.
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by jakjak123 2y ago
The manufacturer often targets a tdp that is reasonable for thermals and battery life, but the cpu package is often the same.
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by jakjak123 2y ago
This would rewrite the history for production. Not what you want to do
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by jakjak123 2y ago
Good point. That is my conclusion as well, its been a while since I worked on deployments, but that is how we set up. Deploying is just a different pipeline on main branch that runs same exact artifact build in production
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by jakjak123 2y ago
Its not a hill im dying on, but when you rebase the default branch, its gonna create conflicts for every single other team member. Its annoying to cause so much noise for every team member. Now I run with auto.rebase set, but that is not th
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by jakjak123 2y ago
We check for ticks every day you have been in the garden or just outside in the woods. Less than 2% of ticks carry Lyme disease, and there is even less chance you actually get a infection, and that the infection becomes a permanent infectio
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by jakjak123 2y ago
Ticks are incredibly common. People in my area of the country get hundreds of ticks during their life. It's also fairly rare they carry Lyme disease and gets you infected. You definitively should not be given antibiotics without a clea
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by jakjak123 2y ago
Amazon does not have a physical whip yet, but they do have a mental whip of tracking every minute of every day you do at work, and ranking you among all the others working there.
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by jakjak123 3y ago
Ah, yes the demo is blocked by uOrigin
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by jakjak123 3y ago
I had a very similar issue with a rather expensive LG monitor. The issue was reduced after a firmware update to the monitor, but input auto detection still does not work at all
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by jakjak123 3y ago
Conflating React with webpack is disingenuous at best.
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by jakjak123 3y ago
I literally have no idea what you are talking about. What "basic browser behavior" are you reimplementing that React is blocking you from?
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by jakjak123 3y ago
On the contrary, I think React still is fantastic, and I have been using it since 2015. I think you all have forgotten how terrible it was to get anything done without breaking things in the server side rendered apps of yesteryear. I rememb
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by jakjak123 3y ago
If you can do this one-way data dump, it sounds like a good idea. The issue starts when you have seven different sheets that is supposed to authoritatively control some other processes. The people writing in the spreadsheet can basically do
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by jakjak123 3y ago
I have worked with non-lazy engineers too. The amount of convoluted barely working franken stuff they come up with is staggering. No obstacle will stop them from digging the hole deeper. Nah, they are alright. The real issue is they are so
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by jakjak123 3y ago
That is a great idea. What do you use to run multiple wifis with separate vlan?
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by jakjak123 3y ago
Are there any good gtk bindings for C# or Java?
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by jakjak123 3y ago
What actually made the most money for society and not shareholders was probably automating payments for student housing and taking it online. The student housing association are separate from the colleges and are non-profit organizations in
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by jakjak123 3y ago
About when was this? Just curious about the time period
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by jakjak123 3y ago
I think one should argue that starting a business is high risk, mediocre reward. Most businesses just kinda trudge along, not leaving with the fairy tale returns of FAANG. Those are unicorns for a reason. Most of the businesses I've wo
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by jakjak123 3y ago
I have not written a single python script since I learned Go in 2015. But I still prefer Java for work. Dealing with databases is just completely asinine in Go.
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by jakjak123 3y ago
You are underestimating how hard just managing pricing in subscription bundles are once you have expanded to multiple countries and currencies. Pro-rating, different billing schedules, trials, testing the new prices, pricing per region, tax

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