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by je42 3y ago
Nice ! Thanks !
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by je42 3y ago
Before making this assumption: ask chatgpt 4.0 right now. In general the default should flip from it can't do x to it can do it until ypu tried it and verfied it. Also, be sure to retest with every new release.
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by je42 3y ago
for libre 2 if you use the bluetooth mode. You actually would install the libre app for initialization and then deinstall it so that it doesn't interfere. nice, whats the name of the app?
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by je42 3y ago
Yep using xdrip together with android aps. Both apps would not get the ux design award :) But are very functional and fast to use once one got adjusted. Xdrip can read libre 2 eu - not libre 3 afaik
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by je42 4y ago
Drive was decent until now.
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by je42 4y ago
gpt does a lot more than slogans... currently using it like driving a junior programmer. after gpt has written some functions to my specs in natural language. I can say for example: - "add unit tests". It writes for all functions
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by je42 4y ago
Just asked this one to chatgpt 4.0: The information provided seems to be incorrect. If one child has a red balloon and a blue balloon, and they give the red balloon to another child who already has a blue balloon, the second child would now
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by je42 4y ago
Interesting ! One newbie question, how does ibis differ from sqlalchemy ?
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by je42 4y ago
Easy, you use a second source and double check. In google you would go to another search result. For ChatGPT you actually need to verify via Google or actually try it when it is code.
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by je42 4y ago
One note regarding uuid. It doesn't need to imply it is random. That's specific v4. V5 are predictable uuids. That combine a ns uuid and a string, via sha1 based one way mapping resulting in a uuid.
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by je42 4y ago
The idea is not to replace earth but to have a second earth inhabitting both concurrently. Hence, keeping earth inhabitable is important, since you don't want to give up your fallback easily.
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by je42 4y ago
How about flatpak? To fulfil this function?
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by je42 4y ago
That applies to humans as well.
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by je42 4y ago
Conways law: Tech follows communication patterns (.i.e org setup) hence, if you want a certain architecture, you likely need to execute a "reverse conway law" org first. To get the org into the target config, the software will fol
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by je42 4y ago
Proton on linux works quite well for a large selection of games.
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by je42 4y ago
I have seen postgres queries being answerd in low ms range. Why would I want to use redis ? Only if my loadtest suggest that postgres is a bottleneck and redis is faster. Keep complexity down to min to make it functionally work. Loadtest an
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by je42 4y ago
Flutter tries to be declarative - And also tries to not be opionated; See for example their approach to navigation. Further from a user perspective you can get very quickly complex UIs setup; faster than in any other cross platform framewor
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by je42 4y ago
> The other trend we see is the need for code collaboration tools to become more integrated. Visual Studio Code Live Share is a precursor for this.
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by je42 5y ago
This totally true. I think however, Flutter does a better job in fixing platform related issues. Also, in my experience upgrade to a new version of RN was usually very painful, with Flutter so far it was straight forward.
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by je42 5y ago
> Sprints are useful like achievements in video games are useful; they make us feel warm and fuzzy inside. Motivation is a powerful tool, don’t misunderstand me. The problem is that those warm fuzzies are mostly for the sake of the manag
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by je42 5y ago
Even it if was open source, just deploying something as convenient as google drive is a challenge. i.e. something that works on iOS , Android and Web + has proper access management and has enough storage (including automatic backup).
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by je42 5y ago
I like the idea of a testing tuesday, but not sure how many companies set this up and what it actually entails?
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by je42 5y ago
Usually, being "on call". should mean no alcoho, and have inet + computer closed by i.e. 5-15min or so. which also means that this should be time that is paid on some hourly rate for the lower quality of live during the on-call ti
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by je42 5y ago
But then it would be a bit low wouldn't it ? :)
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by je42 5y ago
Lets extend the time scale a bit. So you really think that in 10.000 years we cant figure and build a computer that rivals the human brain ? assuming that we havent destroyed ourselves and of course dont enter a dark age of a large percenta
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by je42 5y ago
it is very possible... I often paste parts of some code into a lambda and missing a brace here and there.
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by je42 5y ago
thats the issue with windows (and linux). highdpi displays are still rare (i did say: <10%), hence a lot of developers dont support it well in their applications. on mac however highdpi is the default.all apps i have used that is native
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by je42 5y ago
nope. have a GKE cluster running "unattended" for months now. looks fine. ;)
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by je42 5y ago
Probably an artifact of the older versions. See the Tesla AI Day. I expect the new stuff to deal with this a lot better.
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by je42 5y ago
On the other end of the spectrum you have a distribution like Arch which gives you most recent releases, but then you also have to deal with breaking packages / package dependencies much more often. But i guess this comes down to &quot

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