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by kmac_ 4y ago
It goes deeper, Google forked Apple's WebKit, which was forked from KDE's KHTML forked from khtmlw.
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by kmac_ 4y ago
This and investment in self development through the work for the company. I don't earn just money but I gain experience. When the second one doesn't go up, it's time to go.
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by kmac_ 4y ago
"Deeply breath out and then breathe in" It's hard to breathe in vacuum and I doubt that current layoffs will fill it (unless we are in a long recession). Next breath in can be very expensive.
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by kmac_ 4y ago
Yeah, Elastic also brings advanced aggregates and filters, Kibana, nice UI where you can explore data and create dashboards easily and tons of bigger and smaller features. But in some areas both products are comparable.
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by kmac_ 4y ago
Weak blame game.
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by kmac_ 4y ago
And then internal world model breaks. Now you have to hire a LLM debugging expert.
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by kmac_ 4y ago
The anthropomorphisation of the ML baffles me. This is not AI but a large ML model trained on often proprietary data. The whole discussion is ridiculous. There should be a lineage of model data so we should know what's the original sou
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by kmac_ 4y ago
Banks are obliged by regulations to have AML/AF/suspicious operation checks. Any attempt to make a transfer to Binance ends with a blocked transaction and a call from the bank, at least in some Polish banks. Crypto is a can of wor
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by kmac_ 4y ago
Wait until everyone realize there is no AI but a really large statistical string concatenate machine. Edit: I forgot /s
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by kmac_ 4y ago
I met an old colleague and during a chit-chat he said that he diverted into COBOL world. It turned out that the community is quite large, new versions are rolled out frequently and there's a demand for new devs. Looks like there's
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by kmac_ 4y ago
Absolutely not related with the issue: apt started to print some Reddit reference on the screen. I know, not everything has to be serious, but come on, when I deploy an image to a customer I would prefer not to see some random messages.
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by kmac_ 4y ago
nftables are now supported so one hassle less, bump up the kernel. I also use Docker in WSL2 to keep Windows clean. I love this setup.
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by kmac_ 4y ago
Of course everybody knows what Galactus does!
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by kmac_ 4y ago
What's the problem? There's a large popup with the info after a fresh deploy. They need usage data to shape the product.
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by kmac_ 4y ago
Async/await with futures/tasks/promises is really useful. Having async build in a language simplifies code and reduces boilerplate. Of course it introduces function "colors" as some say, but that's a good trade
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by kmac_ 4y ago
I'm C#/Java dev who works with Python and ML devs. I'm amazed how fast they can put things together and solve problems. We've embedded Jupyter to our product recently, and what I can tell, that's the way. Even the i
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by kmac_ 4y ago
I run my cronjobs on OpenWRT router. It's turned on all the time anyway, so it's for free :)
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by kmac_ 4y ago
Because there's no mixing of applying changes to the state of the system and retrieving the state. Testing becomes much easier and looks like a business DSL on the system (also connects well with functional core, imperative shell). Als
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by kmac_ 4y ago
Bunch of companies migrate their stack to Kubernetes or other orchestrators (side effect of moving to microservices even when not needed) so you are safe and in demand for long.
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by kmac_ 4y ago
It's like code completion on steroids, still lacks depth and detail. It can create code mashup and glue it perfectly in no time, so it's worth a lot as most of the dev work looks like that. So I predict that it will be a standard
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by kmac_ 4y ago
1. 1000 RPCs is nothing surprising in any large solution. There are layers and layers of specialized services that are called parallelly and asynchronously. Can a "local" service handle everything by itself? Check internal datacen
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by kmac_ 4y ago
How to spin a new con coin in 4 easy steps: 1. Mine a bunch of new hashes. 2. Fake liquidity by selling to yourself - bonus points if you make it appear that the price is rising by selling/buying for more $. 3. When naive folks shout &
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by kmac_ 4y ago
There were a lot of canceled, freezed or postponed projects in 2008. Our industry isn't driven by FAANG/MAMAA as much as many think, but other industries like automotive, healthcare, telecom, etc. Less work to do means less hands
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by kmac_ 4y ago
It's quite common to spin off daughter companies per project, it isn't unusual or illegal in any way. Without at least type and ownership information it's hard to tell if it's iffy.
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by kmac_ 4y ago
There's too wide gap between OLAP and OLTP DBs, but definitely hybrids will appear. Vanilla pg is great but it's far away from analytical workloads. I use Vertica at work, it's a OLAP DB, but it handles hundreds of concurrent
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by kmac_ 4y ago
Multiple asserts are fine, multiple aspects in a single test are not. For example like a transaction test that checks if account balance is ok and if an user gets a notification. It boils down to a single responsibility, so when there are m
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by kmac_ 4y ago
Women's rights, LGBT rights, freedom of speech, freedom of religion - comparing freedoms in UK and KSA and stating that they are comparable in any way is ridiculous.
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by kmac_ 4y ago
Ah, symmetrism and whataboutism in one. No, KSA and UK are not equal.
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by kmac_ 4y ago
Oh man, I totally get it. I worked with all mayor systems and desktop environments and the current state is really wierd. Mac has so many quirks that day to day users learned to live with. Windows is like a mashup of UIs since Windows 3 so
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by kmac_ 4y ago
There's no 100 ms. Current generation made a huge leap forward. Controller and whole input stack add 2-8 ms. TVs with 120Hz, VRR and low latency mode add 6-10ms in 4k HDR (no idea about DolbyVision HDR).

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