koevet

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by koevet 3y ago
What happened to Tidal? I'm a user and swiched to Tidal because I was done waiting for Spotify hi-fi.
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by koevet 3y ago
- google suite - chatgpt - midjourney - vpn - Adobe 10US$ dollar plan - kagi - fastmail - code pilot
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by koevet 3y ago
I noticed that you use the @Transactional annotation on class definition. This will create a write transaction for every public method of the annotated class, including read only methods. You should consider using readOnly=true for read met
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by koevet 3y ago
in which country are you in?
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by koevet 3y ago
Are you a PEP (Politically Exposed Person) or are you married or somehow officially connected to one?
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LangChain4J, the Generative AI orchestration library for Java developers(glaforge.dev)
1 points by koevet 3y ago|0 comments
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Nikon Zf initial review: the classiest mirrorless of them all?(dpreview.com)
1 points by koevet 3y ago|0 comments
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by koevet 3y ago
That's exactly why you want to roll out a digitalisation plan and not throw billion of euros of tax payers money away
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by koevet 3y ago
This is from the GitHub page of the project: An open-source Identity and Access Management (IAM) / Single-Sign-On (SSO) platform powered by Casbin and AI gateway with web UI supporting OAuth 2.0, OIDC, SAML and OpenAI ChatGPT Why wou
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by koevet 3y ago
It's actually very easy to share a realm configuration. In my team, we docker-compose-up KC and the realm gets configured at boot time, by passing the path to a previously exported configuration, which we store in got. The configuratio
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by koevet 3y ago
https://github.com/luciano-fiandesio/beanborg A set of Python scripts to automate the importing of financial transactions into Beancount. Been using it consistently for ths last 3 years to manage my finances.
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by koevet 4y ago
I struggle to understand what do you mean with "boring" technology. For me, what could be boring is a project or a "vertical". I have of course preferences around which language or framework to use, but I wouldn't l
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by koevet 4y ago
Is there anyone with experience on a large Elixir/Phoenix code base? Is the lack of static type system a problem?
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Kotlin new K2 Compiler(blog.jetbrains.com)
2 points by koevet 4y ago|1 comments
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Tesla’s Berlin Hub workers shortage(wired.com)
3 points by koevet 4y ago|1 comments
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by koevet 4y ago
I have been running Vaultwarden (formerly known as bitwarden_rs) for years in a docker container and I don't remember a single time that it went down.
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Shopify monolith served 1.27M requests per second during Black Friday(twitter.com)
2 points by koevet 4y ago|0 comments
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by koevet 4y ago
Wow, I live in Berlin and both my daughters (7 and 11) go and come back from school on their own, since they are 6 yo. The oldest one takes the U-Bahn (Underground) to school and the bus to attend her hobbies. Often we send one of them to t
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by koevet 4y ago
Germany has a different setup than most EU countries: one can be insured privately or publicly. Public insurance costs are based on income. Private insurance costs are based on health/age etc. Moving from private insurance to public is
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by koevet 4y ago
yes, in the Democratic People's Republic of Germany (specifically in the anarchist Berlin enclave), a friend of mine received successful cancer treatment that ended up costing well over 500k (and she is not even German)
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by koevet 4y ago
Not sure about salaries for permanent positions, but contractor rates have definitively gone up in the last 10 years for me.
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by koevet 4y ago
I have been contracting for the last 20 years, never used any platform (Toptal, etc.). I'm based in Europe and I have mostly worked in EU countries, except for a couple of very lucrative contracts in the Middle East. I can see you are
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by koevet 4y ago
I'm quite a generalist, my strongest expertise is the JVM ecosystem, but these days I'm helping clients to migrate to cloud infra.
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by koevet 4y ago
I'm based in Germany, so the tax pressure is quite high, thinking of moving back to Italy (where I'm originally from) to benefit of the massive tax break for "returning Italians" (or anti brain drain tax advantages).
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by koevet 4y ago
My rate is 1000 Euro/day. There is flexibility on the rate, if the project is particularly interesting.
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by koevet 4y ago
Do you mind expanding (!) on how you use expanso for note taking? Thanks!
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by koevet 4y ago
I would also add: - archivebox ( https://archivebox.io/ )
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by koevet 4y ago
For an upcoming trip to NYC, I was trying to map some NYC walks and highlights using Google Maps, but I stumbled into a lot of limitations (limit on number of layers, limits of number of legs of an itinerary, ect.). I was able to import all
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by koevet 4y ago
Thanks for your thoughts. I visited the US in the past (hell, me best trip ever was an epic coast to coast with a Marine friend) and I'm aware of the differences. Cultural differences are ok, this is why we consider moving - and why I
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by koevet 4y ago
yes, the English learning experience for my kids is the first thing I thought when this opportunity started to became concrete. Sorry, I didn't mean your comment was polarized, the opposite. Yours was one of the few balanced comments i

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