javier2

6 ms·

61.
by javier2 7mo ago
I have used quite a bit of Gtk and QT, and have had to touch X11 or Wayland very little directly, EXCEPT for one case where I wanted to provide a global hotkey...
62.
by javier2 7mo ago
we are not as complicated as the national grid, I have been here for nearly 10 years now, and our outages have gone from single cause, two causes, or now its nearly always 3 things that need to go wrong at the same time.
63.
by javier2 7mo ago
great ffmpeg introduction, thanks
64.
by javier2 7mo ago
In CS2, a huge portion of cheaters can be identified just by the single stat 'time-to-damage'. Cheaters will often be 100ms faster to react than even the fastest pros. Not all cheaters use their advantage in this way, but simply a
65.
by javier2 7mo ago
the what?
66.
by javier2 7mo ago
Is there some place I can still buy TV shows or movies? Preferably DRM free
67.
by javier2 7mo ago
Best phone I ever had, the 12 mini
68.
by javier2 7mo ago
it was like that when I signed up in july last year too. Just waited a couple of days and I was able to signup.
69.
by javier2 7mo ago
Im just worried many will give them less of a chance to learn, in the same way we were given.
70.
by javier2 7mo ago
except... i store my password for work in bitwarden, so I dont want to also keep my work passkeys in the same place. For my personal stuff, that is a risk I can live with so far, but for work it seems dumb.
71.
by javier2 7mo ago
4 months ago I was incredibly dismissive. After having used Claude Code extensively since then, I think these LLM tools definitively has a a place in software development, but with every new tool in software development, the floor has been
72.
by javier2 8mo ago
Thanks for sharing!
73.
by javier2 8mo ago
It is not that bleak, but yeah. Current solutions leave a lot be desired especially int terms of scalability and redundancy design.
74.
by javier2 8mo ago
... plus those hours!
75.
by javier2 8mo ago
Hehe, yes. The naive, but very hardworking developer is the most dangerous. He will dig you holes so deep nobody will ever find out if there is even any light in there.
76.
by javier2 8mo ago
Yeah, this security is appalling. Might as well just give remote access to your machine.
77.
by javier2 9mo ago
Is there any point to switch to Forgejo for my open source projects? Wouldnt I just be leeching resources from the guys at Codeberg/ whereever instead of Microsoft?
78.
by javier2 9mo ago
Well, I have used a lot of Github Action too, and Gitlab is by far easier to do fairly complicated stuff with, but Github Actions has much better re-usability if you need to re-use or share parts of the job with all projects you build.
79.
by javier2 9mo ago
Just tried it out for a bit, and it looks great and is super snappy. It seems the CI portion is delivered by a project Woodpecker? How does this work and is compared to gitlab CI?
80.
by javier2 9mo ago
Yup. We just lost our "slightly below average" developers, but he was a nice guy and tries to deliver. But they have been slow to replace him, and now we are likely looking at 3 months before a new hire will just be in place, plus
81.
by javier2 9mo ago
We switched to gitlab at work about five years ago and this perfectly summarizes my experience. Add to that Gitlab projects also have a included Maven, NPM and python compatible package registry, so you can just push your package back in th
82.
by javier2 9mo ago
Yeah. As a dev, it is simply not always a great idea that the same person that built the feature is the one testing it. Sometimes I already tested it 100 times, and by the 110th time I basically become blind to it because I know it too well
83.
by javier2 9mo ago
This is also my experience with enterprise Java. LLMs have done much better with slightly less convoluted code bases in Go. Its currently clearly better at Go and Typescript than Java in my view
84.
by javier2 9mo ago
At best this is a violation of international law, at worst we have seen many times how badly things can turn when leaders are removed by foreign power.
85.
by javier2 9mo ago
The crew on these ships are usually all Russians, the ship is often registered in Cayman, Panama or somewhere else. These ships often sail under a third nationality, but when the ships are seized, only complaints are filed from Russian lawy
86.
by javier2 10mo ago
im an average guy and carrying a 2.2kg laptop is no issue. Its well worth it for the days where I work a full day from the laptop.
87.
by javier2 10mo ago
My macbook pro 16'' is very heavy too at ~2.2kg
88.
by javier2 10mo ago
Yeah, I suppose this workflow is not for everyone. I can only imagine Valve has very specific issue or requirements in mind when they hire contractors like this. When you hire like this, i suspect what one really pay for is a well known nam
89.
by javier2 10mo ago
European country, it was a fairly big news story this summer
90.
by javier2 10mo ago
For the past year, single chinese tourists have travelled around the country emptying stored of nearly any kind of gift card. Its some kind of money laundering scheme I think? So recently stores in affected areas started locking up gift car

More ›