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by jeppester 2y ago
I cannot compare it to Django and Laravel since I haven't used them for a few years. Rails is definitely more mature. It has a larger ecosystem and much more documentation. If you don't see any benefit from having types and sharin
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by jeppester 2y ago
We recently started testing AdonisJS as a TS alternative to rails. I'd recommend anyone who'd be interested in "Rails, but in TS" to give it a go. It feels much more similar to rails (or Laravel) than the most popular TS
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by jeppester 2y ago
I wish I would be able to start a dedicated server that could then be joined by both myself and my co-workers to work together. From reading the article, it seems that collaboration is a wholly different layer, just like in VS Code.
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by jeppester 2y ago
It's deeply frustrating to witness how MS is able to force their often inferior products on everyone through their dominance. If competition was working well a product like teams would have been forced to become much better or it would
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by jeppester 2y ago
Apple is selling to the whole of EU. Is it unreasonable to conclude that they should have known to follow the EU laws rather engaging in a tax scheme offered by Ireland? I'm not entirely sure what to think myself about the fairness of
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by jeppester 2y ago
I get where you are coming from, but from a user's perspective I really struggle to see the benefits of S0ix. More parts are kept on, for the sake of updates and notifications. Notifications that you will get on your phone anyway (and
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by jeppester 2y ago
Development of postgres is funded by the companies using it, for instance Amazon. Elasticsearch and Redis are private companies that fund most of the development themselves. When Amazon sell Elasticsearch and Redis, they are in direct compe
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by jeppester 2y ago
Anti-Pattern is a word that sounds smart and educated, but is rarely used against something that does not have a legit use case. This article did not change my opinion on the subject. The word anti-pattern is confusing in itself. "Anti
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by jeppester 2y ago
A use case I haven't seen mentioned - from skimming the comments, is that multiple users can connect to the same tmux session. It does a good job at scaling the session to fit the size of each client's terminal window and has mult
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by jeppester 2y ago
I've used rootless podman for development for several months now. I had a few issues in the beginning, but in the end the solutions were rather trivial. I had to: - Delete config files from previous podman versions (pre 4) - Enable the
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by jeppester 2y ago
I'm aware that there is a compatibility layer in place that will runs most apps, and that some of the most common production apps will have native builds. But from what I can read, the compatibility layer is not perfect, and for instan
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by jeppester 2y ago
> I'm very excited to get one of these and install Linux on it. If there ever was a time for Linux to really compete with Windows, that time would be now when Windows will break software compatibility to a large degree. That really
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by jeppester 2y ago
It has some times been a political theme in Denmark that we have to attract highly skilled workers and how we can do that best. Often the talk has been about for instance giving foreign workers tax exemptions. On those occasions I've o
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by jeppester 2y ago
I don't think Sony are by any means "good guys". But I think some of your criticism lacks a bit of nuance. > promising free upgrades and then walking back from it When did they do this? As I remember they did not promise f
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by jeppester 2y ago
How would you interpret the results then? That there's a correlation between lying in the survey and doing worse in life?
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by jeppester 3y ago
There are two tools I often wonder why so few developers take the time to understand: - git - regex The return on investment is huge. I wouldn't call myself an expert on neither, but just having a good understanding has often felt like
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by jeppester 3y ago
Tracking users without their consent is wrong and also forbidden in at least the EU. Instead of letting Apple make and enforce the rules, we should have laws in place that hold App Stores accountable for what they are selling, just like phy
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by jeppester 3y ago
At least it is now completely obvious that Apple is "verifiably untrustworthy" as a gatekeeper for third party stores.
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by jeppester 3y ago
I was a bit puzzled that the images were so blurry compared to the surrounding text. Then I realized that the 1px border around the before/after images forces them to be scaled down from an otherwise correct width of 600px to 598px. Wh
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by jeppester 3y ago
Exactly. This comment section really is a display of the Apple bias on HN. I don't doubt that this might be nothing, but seeing all these commenters completely dismissing it is rather odd. Hopefully Apple is less dismissive of this pot
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by jeppester 3y ago
The pixels of the AVP display are wrapped around your eyes, so pixel perfect rendering would result in an out of shape screen (although it would likely be much sharper). Also - from my experience - it doesn't feel good to have a large
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by jeppester 3y ago
> Screen sharing from my Mac looks distractingly bad, which is a huge bummer. (AVP apps, by contrast, look fantastic.) No matter how I scale or where I place the space, it just never looks very good. I think a big part of the difference
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by jeppester 3y ago
I don't doubt that, but for all major companies you'll be able to find a long list of bad things they did.
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by jeppester 3y ago
If you stop trusting companies after they've done one bad thing, which companies do you feel like you can trust?
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by jeppester 3y ago
It doesn't matter as long as you can hardly get a PC without Windows. It is a text book example of a monopoly which no longer has to care for its users.
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by jeppester 3y ago
If they can't fund OS development without their App Store profits, which I highly doubt, then they should charge more for their OS. It cannot be a valid argument against regulation that your monopoly product supports other nonprofitabl
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by jeppester 3y ago
I was hoping that zed, because it was designed from the ground up to be a collaborative editor, would allow me to start a dedicated server (headless instance) on a development server/container, and then let me and my colleague both con
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by jeppester 3y ago
Communicating with humans is also very trial and error, and there are no facts to go by. It's not that I hate doing it, but if I preferred it over building things, then I'd probably be a project manager instead.
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by jeppester 3y ago
I can relate to this a bit. Prompt engineering feels a lot like SEO. Learning by trial and error, no factual knowledge to go by. I fear the future will be mostly about poking the big black AI box until its output seems to work as expected.
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by jeppester 3y ago
Exactly. Gaming performance is not a good reason to switch to Linux. But there are many other good reasons (for instance no ads and telemetry, and no continuous nagging to use Edge). Being able to get a respectable gaming experience will fo

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