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by jeltz 1y ago
That I am well aware of. I hate running Gitlab. I jsut wonder what different features different people are missing.
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by jeltz 1y ago
Any important feature from Gitlab you feel is missing? I personally think Gitlab has way more features than I need but maybe there are some important ones I would miss.
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Those are not even all. They had an incident with raw content on the 8th which is not listed.
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by jeltz 1y ago
How does it compare to Gitlab?
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by jeltz 1y ago
Last time it was down was Friday last week when they broke some of the raw content URLs.
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by jeltz 1y ago
I cannot comment on how useful these tools are or not since I started using computers in English (there were no translations to my language back then) without any such tool or without knowing any English. I had the of speaking another Germa
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by jeltz 1y ago
And it is by design that anyone can read the X11 cilpboard so I sm not sure I get your point.
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by jeltz 1y ago
I assume it must be 2015 at most because my first job in 2008 ran everything, including images, on HTTPS. But I can imagine some last holdpouts 7 years after that.
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by jeltz 1y ago
Yes, but it is a tricky situation when a common tactic is to pretend to be ignorant. For example by "just asking questions". We need more patience and respect in this polarized world but at the same time there are a minority of ma
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by jeltz 1y ago
Not sure if I would call it malicious but I would call it gross negligence.
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by jeltz 1y ago
Even here in Sweden a lot of the people fishing are older Polish immigrants unless you live in s rural area.
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by jeltz 1y ago
I don't have the same experience at all. The people who I know and have met which enjoy watching sports come at all levels of fitness. I am not that interested myself but quite many of the members of my running club enjoy watching spor
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by jeltz 1y ago
Talking about cars in Western Europe isn't that safe bet either. In cities like Stockholm most people are not interested in cars. And similarily hunting and fishing are niche interests in urban areas.
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I mostly chose languages due to semantics.
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I am an exception then. Rust may be my favourite language but the syntax is pretty awful and one of its biggest weaknesses. I also love Ruby but I am pretty meh about its syntax.
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by jeltz 1y ago
Canonical did their own NIH init daemon called Upstart which failed due to the fundamental design and the implementation being plain bad. Redhat builds better software which is why their NIH gets more adoption.
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That is my experience too. It sometimes seem the supersmart generalists are people whose strongest skill is learning.
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I disagree, I would say the error is in "comptime unreachable" or maybe the whole "switch (ab)".
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by jeltz 1y ago
I have met those supersmart specialists but in my experience there are also a lot of smart people who are more generalists. The real answer is likely internal company politics and priorities. Google certainly has people with the technical s
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by jeltz 1y ago
I have met a lot of people at Google, they have some really good engineers and mediocre ones. But mostl importantly they are just normal engineers dealing normal office politics. I don't like how the grand parent mystifies this. This p
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Languages which are not hard to use and dangerous. I work in C professionally right now but would much rather work in either Zig or Rust.
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by jeltz 1y ago
I wouldn't necessarily expect a machine to be more neutral. Machines can easily be biased too.
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by jeltz 1y ago
I have worked with Maven and dependency management is a pain. Not much nicer than vendoting dependencies like you do for C. When I first was introduced to lock files that was amazing. It solved so many problems I had with vendored dependenc
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by jeltz 1y ago
You don't need package management by the same token. C is proof of that. Having worked professionally in C, Java, Rust, Ruby, Perl, PHP I strongly prefer lock files. They make it so much nicer to manage dependencies.
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by jeltz 1y ago
Firefox does not have any revenue issues at all. If the Mozilla exec team did not have to make themselves rich and sponsor various personal pet projects they could easily afford to develop Firefox basically forever.
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by jeltz 1y ago
From using it, working with people who use it and from reviewing AI generated code. The AI generated code is typically on par with people like QA or sysadmins who do not code as their primary job. If someone on my team who was a software en
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Most ordinary people don't but they still vote for authoritarian politicians who like it.
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by jeltz 1y ago
I don't see how Wire is any safer if they operate in Germany. The EU is perfectly able to go against Wire then.
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Yeah, it's real name is CSAR.
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Then make your arguments instead of making us try to read your mind. Why is Pony special?

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