javier2

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   by javier2 1y ago

   13 Mini, best phone ever made :(
2. 152.▲
   by javier2 1y ago

   You can sell and make skins without the literal loot boxes
3. 153.▲
   by javier2 1y ago

   I love CS, but I also hate the gambling shit. You can literally spend your death time gambling in the game.
4. 154.▲
   by javier2 1y ago

   If you are processing user data, the subprocess approach makes it easier to handle bogus or corrupt data. If something is off, you can just kill the subprocess. If something is wrong with the linked C api, it can be harder to handle predict
5. 155.▲
   by javier2 1y ago

   Especially the way he (or the team) responded to the criticism they got for doing those «sponsored content» pieces put me off hard enough to unsubscribe.
6. 156.▲
   by javier2 1y ago

   So its also monospace?
7. 157.▲
   by javier2 1y ago

   If you use Ubuntu or something similar, it literally takes years for kernel fixes to trickle down. Its quite unfortunate
8. 158.▲
   by javier2 1y ago

   Ok that is pretty cool print
9. 159.▲
   by javier2 1y ago

   Better glass as well. The old plastic touchscreen looked abysmal compared to the smooth glass screen.
10. 160.▲
    by javier2 1y ago

    What you mean? You want to put multiple B580s in your laptop? Do you want 10 minute battery life on this machine?
11. 161.▲
    by javier2 1y ago

    Well, maybe. But using `set -euo pipefail` here does not make it any worse as far as i understand? The script still does broken things, but the more correct way to be safe is not broken by set -euo pipefail
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    by javier2 1y ago

    Either way, Intel needs to get their new fabs sorted out and improve their products. There will be money to be made if Intel can get back the energy efficiency crown. The GPU division are starting to actually enter the lower market segment,
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    by javier2 1y ago

    So just like the plan they executed in 2023 and 2024! It must start working at some point right?
14. 164.▲
    by javier2 1y ago

    well, I prefer they added the forced update, since many people never updated it. So when they run brew install X, they got the 2 year old version of X.
15. 165.▲
    by javier2 1y ago

    CloudFlare zero-trust is very good, but i thought you need to have Cloudflare as man-in-the-middle on your domain to have this authentication flow work? ie. the TLS certs needs to live with Cloudflare.
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    by javier2 1y ago

    Yeah, writing code has been near trivial since I started working 12 years ago. Used Intellij since 2012. The difficult part was always reading old code and figure out the boundaries where backward comparibility breaks and figure out how to
17. 167.▲
    by javier2 1y ago

    The main reason I traded was that work pays for a new phone and the battery was so bad I had to charge my 4 year old 12 mini twice a day.
18. 168.▲
    by javier2 1y ago

    > I only traded out my iphone 12 mini just recently for an iphone 16 pro (likely the last apple product I will ever buy but thats another story) and aside from the camera it is basically the same. Just heavier, awkward to hold and slight
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    by javier2 1y ago

    How do you integrate it with your IDE? I have used intellij for 15 years, anything worse than it's actually code-aware auto complete feels like a downgrade. ie. hallucinating APIs feels totally unnecessary when my old IDE never did tha
20. 170.▲
    by javier2 1y ago

    Think you need an allocator !
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    by javier2 1y ago

    I wouldn't go as far, but I actually have some loyalty to Claude as well. Don't even know why, as I think the differences are marginal.
22. 172.▲
    by javier2 1y ago

    I feel like most people that swear by their AI are also the ones using text editors instead of full IDEs with actually working refactoring, relevant auto complete or never write tests
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    by javier2 1y ago

    > Java syntax isn't perfect, but it is consistent, and predictable This is something I greatly value with the recent changes to Java. They found a great way to include sealed classes, switch expression, project Loom, records that fe
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    by javier2 1y ago

    We have a couple of tables with about a billion rows now on single nodes in mysql. 256GB RAM and a number of 2TB nvme drives. It works completely fine, but you can forget about timely restore if something goes completely fucked. And we cant
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    by javier2 1y ago

    i looked into something similar a few years ago, where i stored embeddings in xattrs
26. 176.▲
    by javier2 1y ago

    NordStream 1 had been stopped from Russian side for nearly 4 months before this, with constantly shifting goal post excuses.
27. 177.▲
    by javier2 2y ago

    They need more cash already?
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    by javier2 2y ago

    In theory, if all you do is implement algorithms, this sounds fine. But most apps implement horrible business processes, so what would one do with missing stacktraces? Maybe in languages that can mark functions as pure.
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    by javier2 2y ago

    I suppose xAI could already use the data from X, but anyway. X is a cesspool of vile hate and bots. Why would you want to train a AI on that?
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    by javier2 2y ago

    They are still cheap compared to building and supporting cars, space rockets and moderating social media and maintaining a ad delivery network.