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With LLMs, Drive Manually(blog.julik.nl)
2 points by julik 1y ago|0 comments
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by julik 1y ago
I have used Base quite a bit in the past but switched to SQLitePro as Base was quite crash-happy (and I never managed to understand why). Might give it a second try since it seems the Base development is progressing, while SQLitePro is stag
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by julik 1y ago
Slit scan photography is very cool. And bonus points for making trains the subject matter! Fun fact: back in the day some acquaintances of mine actually made some photos with a flatbed scanner, utilizing its moving head as a slit aperture -
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Turning your Apple Calendar into a time tracker(blog.julik.nl)
1 points by julik 1y ago|0 comments
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by julik 1y ago
No, you are not the only one
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by julik 1y ago
I have regretted releasing OSS under the umbrella of employers, and will likely not do so in the future. And while I never regretted releasing OSS as such, I did often have regrets that while I know the software was better than what was cur
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by julik 1y ago
I get the point, but on mobile devices especially it is vastly more pleasant to read a decently-formatted HTML email with a dash of responsive design, for font sizing for example. And showing some text and a "Download PDF" widget
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by julik 1y ago
I doubt I agree with this statement. If a junior is causing a full table scan by doing a where(), I will teach them how to detect it - and how to avoid doing this in the future. If the idea of how a joint does applications is that a junior
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by julik 1y ago
You mean the `def user_repository_provider` on the controller I believe?
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by julik 1y ago
That does not mirror my experience. What I did see a lot was either spinning wheels because multiple people had divergent ideas about how the complexity should be managed, or spinning wheels because people on the project did not want to wor
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by julik 1y ago
That project is a treat - but it's effectively an FTP server, so most of its useful data will be in the files it hosts themselves. And it's deliberately built for being run off a single server. I had a similar project a long while
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by julik 1y ago
I love the series (and the "wat?" talk, of course - somewhat less the whole TypeScript desiderata of Ok, computer). And yes, it is nicer to avoid expensive tests if you can help it. It has been my experience, however, that if you
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by julik 1y ago
OP here - for what it's worth, this was the case on our application which was Rails 8. Some other gem or workflow may have been involved, but is highly unlikely.
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by julik 1y ago
So... Google Glass?
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Hexatetrahedral Rails(blog.julik.nl)
33 points by julik 1y ago|19 comments
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by julik 1y ago
Undoubtedly! It's just that usually I see unit tests for such fixes, but not on projects in C/C++
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by julik 1y ago
I believe "transclusion" was the Angular 1.x vernacular for "slots", but don't quote me on that ;-)
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by julik 1y ago
Somehow this is not the first infrastructure OSS project written in C/C++ where I see two things being the case: * There is some crucial counting/reference/condition code that contains a bug * There is exactly 0 tests for tha
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Why Can't We Just Send an HTML Email(blog.julik.nl)
4 points by julik 1y ago|0 comments
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by julik 1y ago
I know :-) Moreover - adding a pause inherent in batch processing allows you to have a last-line-of-defence for the intervention of a human operator / human assessment. It's a fine balance between "make the thing go fast&quot
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by julik 1y ago
You can stop and ask that question. This quickly antagonizes the entire org - because that 57MB bundle is composed of sub-bundles owned by teams with their own incentives, and none of them are interested in doing a 404 page right - that the
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Data Over Time – some tips on dealing with the challenges of temporal data(blog.julik.nl)
1 points by julik 1y ago|2 comments
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by julik 1y ago
From the desk opposite: This function name could have been an actual word (looking at you, Plan-9 inspired systems with a pervasive shortage of characters).
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by julik 1y ago
For most modern languages, something like an @internal annotation would work better. With compiled languages that need to conform to an ABI or export RPC definitions, there is merit to specifying what exactly must be exported (or must never
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by julik 1y ago
As a flicker-sensitive person: the sad part of it is that to do this properly you need to have your LEDs on a proper inverter, so for most scenarios getting rid of the flicker means "get expensive light fixtures _and_ rewire their supp
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by julik 1y ago
Capitalism happened. My hope is on regulation - I don't see any other force being capable of prying these moat cans open.
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The bare minimum you need to use Cache-Control(blog.julik.nl)
2 points by julik 1y ago|0 comments
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by julik 1y ago
Really curious how this improves the filesystem bridging situation (which with Docker Desktop was basically bouncing from "bad" to "worse" and back over the years). Or whether it changes it at all.
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by julik 1y ago
Well, they did achieve the objective of nominating the scapegoat - Yevdokimov got 6 years of prison. Not hard to guess whether SSJ have added an alternate law reversion or direct mode reset (or fixed the landing gear strut attachment fixes)
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Testing web-apps with subdomains using Zeroconf(blog.julik.nl)
5 points by julik 1y ago|0 comments

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