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Devternity used fake personas as speakers(twitter.com)
13 points by laacz 3y ago|2 comments
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by laacz 3y ago
The thing I enjoyed during the presentation was the original iphone on the table in the left side of the screen just before Sribalan Santhanam started to talk about the ray tracing.
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Volkov Commander(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by laacz 3y ago|0 comments
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Skoda and Volkswagen have tried to FOOL the world with a SHAM exit from Russia(twitter.com)
4 points by laacz 3y ago|0 comments
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The PC You've Never Heard of [video](youtube.com)
4 points by laacz 3y ago|0 comments
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Managing production environment variables for Laravel deployments(flareapp.io)
1 points by laacz 3y ago|0 comments
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Slack Architecture – Slack System Design(systemdesign.one)
1 points by laacz 3y ago|0 comments
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Goravel(goravel.dev)
2 points by laacz 3y ago|0 comments
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by laacz 4y ago
It's just unlisted and description has crypto scam. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nDTeSb0TzbQ
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by laacz 4y ago
These videos appear to be just unlisted, not removed.
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Squire 2.0: Fastmail releases next gen of open-source richtext editor(fastmail.com)
3 points by laacz 4y ago|0 comments
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by laacz 4y ago
No, sorry. If you are adventorous enough, look at Latvia with Google translate and search for "critical infrastructure" at https://likumi.lv
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by laacz 4y ago
Critical infrastructure cannot be reliant on a cloud (or internet availability, if possible). In most EU countries that's a law.
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by laacz 4y ago
I believe that the greatest sorrow actually is that there will no more be copilot support for ios devs (except if you use vscode side-by-side with xcode).
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by laacz 4y ago
I have no idea.
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by laacz 4y ago
I posted two answers to two different threads just to play with it. One got accepted, another didnt. I validated both answers before posting them. Answers were posted well before the ban on AI generated answers was even considered. Neverthe
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by laacz 4y ago
I'm doing AoC in Rust and Go. Go, because I got cozy with it during this year. With Rust, however, I never did. I tried, though. So let's try again.
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by laacz 4y ago
Someone should write a bot, which answers StackOverflow questions, if they are not reacted to (buried, answered, etc) in, say, 6 hours. It should also answer any follow-up questions that arise. Tested this manually, it kinda works.
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Advent of Code 2022(adventofcode.com)
3 points by laacz 4y ago|0 comments
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To infinity and beyond: enabling the future of GitHub’s API with versioning(github.blog)
1 points by laacz 4y ago|0 comments
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by laacz 4y ago
Is it legal in US to fire people who are on parental leave?
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by laacz 4y ago
Well, make it a part of the fediverse as a de facto chat/messaging platform? Not big on activitypub and alike, but might that push it a bit further?
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by laacz 4y ago
As a person, who is using Mac for close to three years, I have to admit that discoverability of keyboard shortcuts (or even existence of such - navigating apps' menus, for example) on OS X is close to zero.
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by laacz 4y ago
OK, three days have passed, so I'm leaving this comment to hang. This advice is similar to "if you want to lose weight, eat less energy than you can spend". It's true, but it's useless.
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by laacz 4y ago
It looks like the same fatigue kicking in, which many (me including) got from the immense pace at which frontend development world revolves.
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by laacz 4y ago
Not a nodejs tool, but pandoc is an industry standard for converting between many text file formats.
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by laacz 4y ago
Speculation. Eventually any text-based markup language, as it gets more complicated, will go full circle to the WYSIWYG or other authoring tools, spawning new plaintext formats with a new promise to be the ones.
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How to Produce High-Quality Programming Screencasts(laracasts.com)
1 points by laacz 4y ago|0 comments
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by laacz 5y ago
As coming from windows 3.11, at the age of 16, Windows 95 has a very special place in my heart. So I might be a little nostalgic.
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by laacz 5y ago
Well, there are many issues with Windows 11. Aside from large stuff already discussed over and over again, it's the little things. Alt+Tab current selection is really hard to see. Action center is weird - sometimes it even won't o

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