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2y ago
So it is just coincidence that there are zero good IMAP clients out there? I have tried a lot of clients and nobody has managed an implementstion which is works well in practice. And it is a pretty bad query language compared to something l
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2y ago
And that one is JMAP. IMAP is such a huge clusterfuck it is almost impossible to beat it.
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As someone who recently reviewed hubdreds of abstracts for a mid-sized open source conference: our committee would have declined that talk due to the misleading title. Has academia really that low standards?
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2y ago
Your irrational hate for a programming language adds nothing to the discussion.
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2y ago
Bullshit. Linux uses almost always the same printer drivers as Mac meaning printer support is amazing. Maybe if you if you run something really obscure like a printing press but otherwise everything is supported. There is hardware Linux str
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2y ago
So you were mocking them.
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2y ago
Not much. Banning old ICE cars does but modern ICE cars does not pollute that much more than electric. A lot of the pollution comes from the tyres.
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2y ago
Nah, it is mostly local plastic from what I can tell. And I come from a country which is a net importer of waste, not exporter. And China is not the issue, it is mostly the Phillipines. We cannot solve this other than by payibg for and forc
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2y ago
Per capita plastic pollution is highest in a handful of Asian countries, but for CO2 you have a point. Plastic pollution is caused by just a couple of countries.
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Most VPS providers offer a backup solution.
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Dunno, I feel porn gave me quite positive and reasonable expectations of sex (relaxed, that it is fun, that women like sex too, etc). It made sex seem much less dramatic and more normal. But maybe I am an outlier plus it is not like I start
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2y ago
The sale to Alex Jones would have given the creditors basically nothing since the assets used to buy should already be theirs.
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2y ago
It is fraud and that bid should be disqualified.
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I am totally fine with holding all media accountable.
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2y ago
> And it's especially rich in a time where the most popular podcast genre is women commenting on brutal murder cases as they're fresh and being investigated, and throwing out their pet theories about real living people being re
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2y ago
That is almost certainly the opinion of only a tiny loud minority. Most people who run adblockers do so to protect themselves from abusive ad practices, not all ads out of some moral reason.
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If nobody wants to pay it is totally fine if they go out of business. A lot of the be things of today's internet are caused by sites being able to live off ads revenue.
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2y ago
Do you have any photos of the result?
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I think so. To me it seems like yet another implementation of lambda calculus with a poorly made webpage which does not explain why it is interesting.
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2y ago
Which EU regulation? I don't know of any relevant to this. Only American law.
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I think it will be well paid but not fun at all. I have done similar work and at least cleaning up after bad human developers is often well paid. But time will tell.
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2y ago
Maybe long term we will lose our jobs but medium term there will be huge demand for people who can clean up the mess which was created by people who used AI to generate code without understanding what they did.
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2y ago
Sounds very hard to me. How do you handle online schema changes with this? Schema changes are trivial to do if you can be down for a long time.
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2y ago
I don't think I have ever seen a non-toy project where that was the case.
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2y ago
Yeah, I am using sqlx and it is amazing. The only thing it cannot do is help you in the case when you actually need a query builder, e.g. when you need support for queries with dynamic filters and sort orders. But other than that it is much
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2y ago
Excellent blackmail against teenagers. Pointless against me as an adult.
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Not as many as later civilizations but there are buildings that likely pre-date the Sumerian civilization like the desert kites. And in Syria and Turkey there are megaliths and ruins which are older than Sumer which builders the Sumerians m
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2y ago
Nah, I have several friends who work in the middle of the night after the kids have gone to sleep. That seems to be the the optimal solution for evening persons with kids.
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Which you can store just fine in-memory in a normal data structure. And if you need advanced query capabilities or a query planner there is DuckDB. Using Redis seems like you get most of the disadvantages of having to run a whole database
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2y ago
Then you can usually just store it in the memory of your application. No need to complicate your stack by running another service.
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