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by jq-r 4y ago
I think it really depends on what you're after and the micro location where you spend your day and night. Hvar and it's city is definitely not laid back and slow. It is just very expensive, busy and loud. Korcula is fine, but I wo
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by jq-r 4y ago
Pretty sure that’s Excalidraw.
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by jq-r 4y ago
I do the same. When people remarking about it are a bit malicious I always say: "I can afford to have X that way. I don't have to blend in or be careful what other people say about my choice of colours."
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by jq-r 4y ago
You're right, its a perpetual scam. Every day there are thousands of kids who get old enough to think that they can get quick rich by being part of that scam. Some people exit the "market", many more enter it. That's a s
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by jq-r 4y ago
That would imply that he didn’t outplay SEC, which is a big deal. So not that smart.
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by jq-r 4y ago
Not the parent, but this is exactly what happens. ArgoCD is pointed to an "application" chart which just points to a path of a helm chart (of your app/sevice) in Git. So when your CI changes the image hash in the values file
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by jq-r 4y ago
It looks pretty much exactly like those. Was originally hoping for a design which follows Curse of the Monkey Island, but we're getting this. IMO Curse had one of the most beautiful graphic design ever.
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by jq-r 4y ago
Tbh, cryptocurrencies are anything but booming.
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by jq-r 4y ago
Of course he is.
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by jq-r 4y ago
Very interesting. Google Maps location if anyone is interested: https://www.google.com/maps/@42.9441039,17.1580705,2202m/dat...
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by jq-r 4y ago
Woke people also drink H2O, eat bread, and use a computer. Just like you.
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by jq-r 4y ago
And already having [scaling?] issues =) https://www.githubstatus.com/incidents/9xb0vpwcj8gj
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by jq-r 4y ago
That's an excellent point which mirrors my experience as well. My parents are both recently retired civil engineers one which was working for the government/city, the other in a private company. Both very valued in their professio
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by jq-r 4y ago
To a populistic loudmouth like he is, he doesn't need a good argument. Also he is trying to relativise war in Ukraine with a lot of Russian style propaganda. Don’t think he has any say in it though. At the same time he is in open confl
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by jq-r 4y ago
Not the parent, but that's true. Was in the news all over in the last weeks here.
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by jq-r 4y ago
I might give it a go thanks. I just love Notable due to it's simplicity and performance. The UI looks just right, every note can have it's own tab, there are no themes for now (apart from light and dark one), but they are nice and
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by jq-r 4y ago
Also bloated in my experience, and has confusing navigation. Using insider's version of Notable and quite enjoying it. Wish it had a mobile version, but I guess you can't have everything.
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by jq-r 4y ago
I use some-random-string@mailinator.com. So even they send you some activation link you just go there and click it. Very convenient page.
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by jq-r 4y ago
> I didn't realise that. Did he use his bare hands or a weapon? How many people did attack? (not the words sense) This is just like saying that Putin is not involved in war in Ukraine. He obviously is, and we have a name for this ki
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by jq-r 5y ago
The effect to me is noticeable. If I gave it to my SO or some average user I dont' think it would be noticeable. But at the same time, we're all here, so we're not average users. However, on that monitor I have terminal or do
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by jq-r 5y ago
The hub is a Ugreen branded one with two USB type C connectors which you can plug directly to your laptop. It also has 2 HDMI, 1 USB type A connectors, USB type C power input, and SD+micro SD card reader. I don't advise plugging this h
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by jq-r 5y ago
I have two external monitors on my M1 Air. The "main" one is connected via hdmi and runs at 120Hz, and another one is connected via DisplayLink compatible adapter which is connected via usb to the same usb hub as the first monitor
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by jq-r 5y ago
So instead of one big centralised database they'll make couple of smaller ones which are all connected. In other words, same result, different implementation.
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by jq-r 5y ago
Plus, you'll still have to accept those cookies and privacy policies...
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by jq-r 5y ago
True, Coroutines were very heavily used. It was kind of magical how services which nobody wanted to touch with a 10 ft pole due to their complexity for almost years got rewritten in mere days or weeks at most. Those big microservices were b
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by jq-r 5y ago
Late last year we had some major instability with our main microservices as they didn't properly scale and it wasn't pleasant. The backend codebase was Java. In any case 2 months before that we got a dev with good Kotlin experienc
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by jq-r 5y ago
> The financials on this are settled. Sports stadiums are an awful financial investment. Depends on what side you are. On the receiving side or on the spending side. If you're in the Stadium's management, or you're a playe
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by jq-r 5y ago
In my country those stadiums are just a money transfer schemes from public pockets via local government to local pockets. They have no problem building "temporary" stadiums while the old ones are "renovated" for hundreds
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by jq-r 5y ago
I always write 1on1. It makes it clear what it is. 1:1 seems like a scale indication.
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by jq-r 5y ago
You're taking whataboutism to the next level. Are you actually comparing book burning (first time I even hear of this) and laying people off with a full scale Serbian invasion followed by civilian massacres? Was it some kind of preempt

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