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by jusssi 3y ago
PHP8 attributes are comments with a special format.
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by jusssi 3y ago
https://symfony.com/doc/current/page_creation.html Apparently there's now something called annotation routes. Which appear to be inferring functionality from comments. You made me look though. I suppose I had
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by jusssi 3y ago
I have, though I admit it's been about 10 years since and my memory may be mixing in (pun intended) things from version 1.
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by jusssi 3y ago
> magic framework stuff that Laravel/Symphony provide The magic in these frameworks is evil, and likely a big part in ruining PHP's reputation. Laravel in particular hides way too much stuff behind magic, and when it goes wrong
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by jusssi 4y ago
You're assuming the drive doesn't do something smart when it detects it's being filled with zeroes. It could at least in theory decide to do the same thing it does when you TRIM a sector.
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by jusssi 4y ago
Sure you can. It just makes the cooling fan to actually start spinning and do its job. Yeah. It's that bad. I have a Thinkpad P14s.
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by jusssi 4y ago
> But doctors in Europe are paid a pittance in comparison. Like less than a third or even a quarter of US wages. I'm not sure that comparing absolute amounts between countries makes a lot of sense. And doctors would still likely be
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by jusssi 4y ago
> if you have a technology stack that's full of problems This is every company older than 7 years whose primary business is not creating beautifully engineered backend software. Unless quality is somehow forced on them by regulation
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by jusssi 4y ago
I don't have a published study. But, when some fool calls me on phone and tries to sell me something, I can ask them to remove my phone number from their list. And it actually happens, they won't call again. Pre GDPR they were lik
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by jusssi 4y ago
> Isn't it strange that human cultures at some point thought "teenagers" are when people should start families Not really. That's when they start having sex. So you end up having kids whether you like it or not.
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by jusssi 4y ago
If they're brave enough, they'll render themselves unable to sign the canary with the key they previously used (by "accidently" destroying it), and accept whatever punishment is headed their way because of that.
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by jusssi 4y ago
Conveniently forgetting some decently sized ones that actually came from the Nordics. At least in Finland, most of the stuff that would be big is sold early, the founders take the 10M and retire to their cottages in the middle of nowhere (e
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by jusssi 4y ago
Getting no success is hard. But getting some initial success can be a trap. I spent 15 years of my life scraping by in various attempts to make something that sticks, and (too) slowly failed to find it. Finally I sold out to the dark side (
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by jusssi 4y ago
That's the theory. I have seen smoke coming out of a charger when the 5v DC side got short circuited due to wire damage. Quickly unplugged obviously, but I assume there was a real possibility of the AC side shorting if things melt insi
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by jusssi 4y ago
How does buying glasses online even work? I have never tried, so I'd expect it to be like buying shoes without trying them on (which I won't do either, based on in-store experience I'd be returning 9 pairs out of 10 for bad f
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by jusssi 4y ago
Ctrl+Shift combos without Fn remap is even more impossible with some other locale keyboards, e.g. the nordic layout: https://laptops.fi/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/63Y0145-scaled...
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by jusssi 4y ago
I, too, got bothered by fan noise at night, and my server was being hacked. Well. Hacked as in someone banging their password list against an SSH server that only accepts public key logins, at maximum speed with tens of simultaneous conne
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by jusssi 4y ago
At least the local rental store has (edit: had) the incentive to have things people want to watch, because they're pay per view. Streaming services seem to have a perverse incentive to be full of stuff you actually don't want to w
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by jusssi 4y ago
Is it the sort of deal where the cash goes straight to the pocket and you don't get a receipt? And no, you don't need to go south to find those deals.
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by jusssi 4y ago
It took the devs years to optimize it to that point though. And I'm quite sure that a screen full of trees or smoke emitting entities (thankfully you can turn smoke/steam off in settings) still makes it go below 60fps on my laptop
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by jusssi 4y ago
Drug cartels have submarines, Peter Madsen had a submarine. But if anyone is seriously working on overthrowing the Russian government, they would need to gain support from the military sooner or later.
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by jusssi 4y ago
It's not out of question that there could be a faction in Russia that would want to undermine the current regime. Edit: Or it could be a play by the current regime against any competing factions.
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by jusssi 4y ago
It's unfortunate that they seem to have chosen maximum disinformation as a strategy for their official communications (not maximum confusion which would require significant amount of truth around the fabrications). Meanwhile their citi
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by jusssi 4y ago
Why would anyone give any credibility to what a russian says in 2022?
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by jusssi 4y ago
> 13 times more to job-market success I don't have anything to question the result, but the phrasing makes me wonder if "job-market success" means being good at getting things done, or being good at advancing into position
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by jusssi 4y ago
On Firefox, you can type a dot at the end of the domain, and it successfully loads the page. But it seems to consider the domain with dot a different from the one without, for purposes of cookies etc.
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by jusssi 4y ago
Cold air likes to go down. When you open a fridge door, the cold air pours out at the bottom. When you open a chest, it stays in the chest. Also, a freezer probably has better insulation than a fridge to begin with, since it's designed
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by jusssi 4y ago
> Electricity is incredibly cheap. Beware, this is something that might change at short notice. Starting from October I'm paying 0.28€/kWh, making the daily 7.2kWh cost 2.02€, which would indeed buy me a cardboard cup of coffee
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by jusssi 4y ago
> 7. If it’s so unfair, change your job This is not sustainable on society level. Someone needs to do those jobs even if it's not you. If "the market" was going to fix this, it would have happened already.
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by jusssi 4y ago
The "relatively good relations" you speak of came with a great amount of licking ass and simultaneously preparing for the worst. It's not something we want to go back to. It's probably something that's hard to under

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