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by karolist 5y ago
Precise recipes, i.e. anything related to baking, where ambient temperatures matter - everything is measured in grams, even water. I'm so used to this by now that measuring anything by volume sounds disappointing, let alone dark age un
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by karolist 5y ago
Which paid Git GUI friend?
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by karolist 5y ago
Look into Rectangle if you just want the snapping resize ability or BetterSnapTool as a more advanced utility. In BetterSnapTool you can define custom snap areas and associate just specific apps with them, specifying window sizes and positi
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by karolist 5y ago
As someone who reads 10-20 tech books per year I rate PragProg the highest, then O’Reilly, though not everything is of the same quality there. PacktPub is absolute trash tier. Don’t remember others you’ve mentioned as good or bad
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by karolist 5y ago
Electronic Arts
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by karolist 5y ago
I don't know why this is downvoted, thanks for sharing honestly!
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by karolist 5y ago
A database is not a service well suited for ephemeral, quick scale down and scale up container workloads that K8s really excells at, and if you have nodes specifically configured to run databases and nothing else then you should simply run
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by karolist 5y ago
Just buy Pixel phones, the pure Android experience and day 1 updates are worth it. The new Pixel 6 will use LTS kernel and custom SoC, rumored to have updates for 5 years instead of what was a standard of 3.
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by karolist 5y ago
I think you've hit the nail on the head recognising it's very location dependent. In Northern EU, if I built a house alone or with little help I'd definitely go for AAC (autoclaved aerated concrete) blocks. They are relativel
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by karolist 5y ago
irnamas.blogspot.com, should be readable with a translator to English, I suggest reading it like a book, from the first posts!
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by karolist 5y ago
I know a person who built his aerated concrete house working a day job over 3 years, he did 98% of the tasks himself and probably 95% of those alone whilst maintaining a full-time day job. He has a non-english blog with many pictures and pr
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by karolist 5y ago
Does your car support wireless Android Auto? If not, try switching to a different cable. The push to wireless is because people are having all sorts of problems with patchy cables and then blame it on Android/phone/Google. Too bad
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by karolist 5y ago
POST requests typically perform modifications on the server based on user action, like POST'ing this comment. GET requests should be idempotent.
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by karolist 5y ago
Cast iron
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by karolist 5y ago
You can still ruin them (ask me how I know)... If you use too intense heat right from the start, this is only a problem with induction. Or if heat surface does not fully cover the bottom of the pan the center will bulge. Probably some heavy
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by karolist 5y ago
The video shows fried onions, these are not caramelized. Maybe you like them that way and it's fine. For some eggs and bacon you don't need any more than that. For french onion soup it takes me about 30-40 minutes to fully caramel
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by karolist 5y ago
These services show ads in ways that delay you accessing the content you want, banner ads, while annoying do not have that property and are a harder sell
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by karolist 5y ago
Original video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lhf_2gJJS1I
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by karolist 5y ago
I'm someone with Amblyopia and would love to hear people's experiences using this. Seems like the project made some waves on reddit and kind of died down. I have bought Oculus Quest last year in anticipation of trying this but the
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by karolist 5y ago
Spot on! A close friend might respond with something like "oh really, how do you find the time between work and <insert other things>" or "nice, are you taking classes or using some resources online?" and continue
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by karolist 5y ago
I agree with your main point, and not all of Thunderf00t's criticism and math is valid, some feels a bit forced, like in the SpaceX debunked video. I think he unintentionally built his channel around Musk skeptics and now has to follow
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by karolist 5y ago
Everyone should watch this video, more so people who refer to other car companies as "legacy automakers". Another good channel to remove the veil is Thunderf00t.
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by karolist 5y ago
Just want to add that Go is ready for webdev pretty much out of the box, you don't need a framework to work with HTTP requests, routing, basic auth etc. There are things like gin/mux that makes it more convenient, but absolutely n
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by karolist 5y ago
"exceptions, such as HN", you really don't think there's a hivemind here? Or are you censoring yourself in fear of downvotes, precisely as per OP. There are many ways to get to top of HN, few examples: write a rehashed &
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by karolist 5y ago
Many WW2 era German bunkers and coastal batteries seem fine with no maintenance and erosive sea climate doing it's thing so not sure about that. https://www.tracesofwar.com/sights/12168/German-Coastal-Batt...
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by karolist 6y ago
This tech is great when someone working full time at your company sets up all the scaffolding and you just code your microservice with magic happening around it. Not so great when devs trying to spice up their resume start implementing thes
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by karolist 6y ago
Curious to hear what you use clickhouse for
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by karolist 6y ago
Offtopic but I really liked the explanation animations, which software do you use for that?
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Ideally you'd have someone more experienced to do a code review and correct your mistakes if it's just a one off change, Go is not hard to pick up and compiler gives good hints usually.
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I can definitely agree, IT industry sucks in the sense that you're sort of expected to always be learning to stay relevant in the job market, and on your own time at that. We don't expect dentists or lawyers to have their job be t

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