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by kawsper 4y ago
Arkency, a very well-known Ruby consulting company (at least in Europe), are the ones I've seen shout about this 'rule' the loudest: https://twitter.com/arkency/status/1254784379190038534
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by kawsper 4y ago
I've lived in London and it felt very much like that: Well off people walking around next to people struggling with homelessness: It's depressing, and I can't even begin to imagine what the people without a home must struggle
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by kawsper 4y ago
The story about the pulled IT Crowd episode is covered here: https://screenrant.com/it-crowd-controversy-graham-linehan-a...
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by kawsper 4y ago
I miss the name, SVN was pronounced Svend (SVeN) among my friends, which is a scandinavian male name. "Have you committed your changes to Svend yet?", "No, Svend is experiencing some downtime right now", that was some fu
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by kawsper 4y ago
You're right. The switches I bought with Matter support are from Eve. Previously the Eve devices have only been supported through their own app on iOS, and that was the only reason to be able to read the kWh usage. I hope the Matter su
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by kawsper 4y ago
Matter might be the thing you've been waiting for. I only have 3 light switches in my apartment, but I made sure they had Matter support.
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by kawsper 4y ago
I'm so grateful for these geniuses working tirelessly on improving the language and runtime, and it allows me to just add an argument and magically my code runs faster. It's been fascinating following Maxime working on Yjit.
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by kawsper 4y ago
Basecamp/37signals also wrote about their use of the strategy here: https://signalvnoise.com/posts/3690-the-performance-impact-o... I only know of them to be using it extensively, it's from 2013, so maybe thi
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by kawsper 4y ago
It's out of fashion today, but N+1 queries are also useful (and preferred) if you're doing russian doll caching which were popular at Basecamp. It lets you only query and cache the resources that have changed, not the whole datase
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by kawsper 4y ago
I think it takes a short while for the LifeMap to update.
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by kawsper 4y ago
I usually plan my routes a bit before I run, so I'm aware of what streets I am supposed to be running. I've discovered a street that wasn't mapped at all on OSM (Tanglewood Heights, Malvern), I've discovered a gated comm
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by kawsper 4y ago
Fun video, I like his style and humor. If you want to run all the streets in your city, there's loads of us using https://citystrides.com to track how many streets we've run (not affiliated, just a happy subscriber). I
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by kawsper 4y ago
The best example that I've seen of this, have been this: https://twitter.com/klaskarlsson/status/1583401741386936320 It's made using a GoPro on a stick and they even added a tank and a stormtrooper to th
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by kawsper 4y ago
That's against the law: > Businesses in Denmark and the EU may not charge a fee for your payment with Dankort, Visa/Dankort, Visakort, MasterCard and other ordinary payment cards issued in the EU. > Company cards are exempt
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by kawsper 4y ago
I like this setup because you don't need to pull the stats like with Prometheus. But the InfluxDB 2.0 migration have been really bad for me, how have it worked out for you?
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by kawsper 4y ago
It doesn't really say why, I'd like to know as well. > In accordance with Articles 1 and 2 of the Protocol on the position of Denmark annexed to the Treaty on European Union and to the Treaty establishing the European Community
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by kawsper 4y ago
My parents told me that you get a hole in your belly if you eat gum. As a child I panicked once because I accidentally swallowed some gum, it's a mean thing to lie about :(
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by kawsper 4y ago
In europe it's normal to keep working after employer-side contract terminations. In Denmark, depending on how long you've been with the company your employers contract termination notice period can be anywhere between 1 month (aft
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by kawsper 4y ago
I keep them local too, but I haven't found a solution on how to keep my laptop and phone in sync. It is not fun having to type a 30+ character password consisting uppercase+lowercase letters, numbers and special characters on a mobile
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by kawsper 4y ago
Nginx puts some of the more nifty features behind a paywall, whereas it comes natively in the others. One example of these is supporting SRV-records, which acts as glue for containerized workloads. At Billetto we use Nomad and Consul in our
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by kawsper 4y ago
That's what Greenpeace is doing in the UK: https://www.greenpeace.org.uk/news/live-greenpeace-boulders-...
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by kawsper 4y ago
I'm from a small and flat country and no matter where I've been there's always been reception, so I understand the assumption that some people might make that everyone is connected all the time. But I've been traveling a
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by kawsper 4y ago
Don't forget CMD+` that switches to another window of the same application.
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by kawsper 4y ago
We're currently using InfluxDB for some timeseries metrics, but the 2.0 migration path have been terrible, even for simple examples, so we're looking for something else. Have anyone migrated from InfluxDB to ClickHouse?
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by kawsper 4y ago
Cool idea, but the project is not runnable because of missing dependencies. It needs a Gemfile, or for this type of project perhaps bundler/inline would be great, because then the bundling happens on script start: https://bu
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by kawsper 4y ago
Broadcom bought CA, so they have experience with it first hand.
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by kawsper 4y ago
I am running quite a different browser setup from most regular web users. I am using Firefox with multi-account containers and uBlock Origin enabled, and I also have an OpenVPN client running, the amount of captchas and distrust I receive f
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by kawsper 4y ago
I would only resort to services like that if your case is really stuck, in my experince (with 4 different airlines). A quick e-mail to the airline with the order number, stating the expected flight plan, and comparing it with the actual fli
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by kawsper 4y ago
Someone in the UK made a wooden frame: https://youtu.be/jd0vt5v37B0
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by kawsper 4y ago
Varnish is also locking DNS-based lookups behind an enterprise flag.

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