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la_fayette
3y ago
I read the text of PG and now found this summary, which fully sums it up. Thank you.
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la_fayette
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Which fields? Most projects i was involved, web scraping and putting the data in to csv was the main approach...
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la_fayette
3y ago
Oh wow, i wasn't aware of nesting support in native css, with variables and nesting, there seems to be no real reason for using sass anymore...
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la_fayette
3y ago
I develop iOS apps and I am fine with a mac mini and a used iPhone...
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la_fayette
3y ago
PGQs match syntax seems interesting and reminds me to writing sparql. I wonder if any RDBMS will support this?
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I am responsible for a large microfrontend portal application, which consists of multiple modules and applications, which are wired at runtime with module federation. The build process is handled by webpack for each mudule... I just wonder,
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la_fayette
3y ago
I like the service, although I would recommend them a more positive connotated name for future growth... I get the association with Exorcism, when I read their name...
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la_fayette
4y ago
Full disclosure, I have only minimal understanding of web assembly, other than using C functions inside a web browser. I run wordpress in a read only docker container, what better security could WCGI bring?
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4y ago
Years ago i learnt about UML at university. The software engineering professor was researching the field named model driven development, i also wrote a thesis about it... the promise is to "draw" diagrams, rather than to write cod
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la_fayette
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Funny GIF :)
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Injecting Environment Variables with Docker into Static Webpages
(stefanhuber.at)
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4y ago
I have implemented YOLO v1 and train/tested it on synthetic images with geometric forms. Implementing the loss function thought me a lot on how backpropagation really works. I used keras/tf.
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la_fayette
4y ago
That is definitely not true. As mentioned there is local bitcoins, atms, meetups, bisq, just to name a few options, were you can exchange bitcoin for fiat. The options are there, are used and are even mature.
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la_fayette
4y ago
Hm, there is https://localbitcoins.com/ or https://coinatmradar.com/ . It is way cheaper than moneygram or similar services, just check out the options... from where to where do you want to transfer? You wou
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You can critisize many things about bitcoin, but it is definitely decentralized...
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4y ago
I would use a standard open source product like keycloak for user management and all related permission, authentication and authorization handling. Most requirements like you said sso, connecting to active directory, etc can be solved out o
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4y ago
I have created a customizable mobile app for museums and similar cultural institutions. The app is meant as a guide through the museum and also a replacement for old audio guide hardware. currently only in german: https://smartco
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No it is a design pattern to structure code. It is also known as the hollywood principle (don't call us, we call you). Meaning that dependencies of a class are provided from the outside, the class itself doesn't know how to create
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la_fayette
4y ago
Broad index funds as a longterm buy and hold investment. I would take a "FTSE all world accumulating", that is all you would need. https://www.justetf.com/en/etf-profile.html?isin=IE00BK5BQT8...
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Jenkins works fine for small/mid sized projects.
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Elicitating the real needs of customers is the most challenging part for me within a software development process. The concept of Domain Driven Design (book by Eric Evan) helped me a lot to decode the language of the customer and transform
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4y ago
For many problems large companies have, decision trees or SVMs work just fine :) The rest is a huge hype, were a hyped solution searches for problems, like blockchain.
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What is the point of publishing research papers, if not beeing a phd student or professor? Many ground breaking ideas come from underpaid phd students anyway, e.g., yolo.
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:) it still is impossible to bring a cnn rnn network in pytorch to mobile, which works fine with tflite...
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Taro (Taproot Asset Representation Overlay)
(river.com)
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Taro (Taproot Asset Representation Overlay) is a proposed protocol that will allow people to issue digital assets on the Bitcoin blockchain. These digital assets can be fungible currencies such as stablecoins, or non-fungible, unique tokens
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This is really cool! The app has all important features one needs! Since the UI/display has a major impact on battery, it would be nice to have a dark stylesheet and map style. Regarding location tracking in the background, this is not
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DAO
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No
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I have the strong feeling, that so many people like to watch ads. People like to watch ads more than the actual content. So chrome, egde and safari are and will be the people's browsers. Why even bother?
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