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by larusso 2y ago
How will this year release scale when you need to work with newer compilers? I don‘t write cpp so I honestly don‘t know. Do you need to freeze your version of the compiler forever? Or is gcc / clang backwards compatible? Or do you spri
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by larusso 2y ago
Uff sorry would need to check. It’s been a few years already since I got the treatment.
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by larusso 2y ago
It’s somewhat scary that it still can take years to find the route cause for these kinds of infections. Two years back I had a month stretch in stomach pains. The worst I ever had. I had this on and off for 2-4 years. Happened once a year
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by larusso 2y ago
Sadly don‘t know the original source. A design teacher of mine said it out load when he judged a design from a student.
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by larusso 2y ago
Reminds me of a German designer proverb: „fällt dem Gestalter nichts mehr ein baut er ein paar Linien ein“. As in: when the designer has no idea how to clearly separate content he starts adding lines.
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by larusso 2y ago
Interesting. I‘m also moving our CI to GitHub actions after years of using Jenkins with custom pipelines written in groovy etc. I checked out GitHub actions every now and then to feel if a move finally makes sense. I started with simple bui
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by larusso 2y ago
Ah ok. I also only booted it up and checked old memories but nothing more. I did a simple network setup and wanted to know if the internet works (well with the security restrictions it has)
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by larusso 2y ago
Funny I watched a video from „this does not compute“ where he worked on a rare Apple prototype. The drive had the very same issue and he fixed it the same way. https://youtu.be/OM64l8tZSwY?si=WhEtsVPpcI21YmLn
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by larusso 2y ago
Have the same issue but only on the autobahn. Most German roads repeat the speed limit (unless in cities 50km/h is the base limit) after intersections. But we also have speed signs going into the intersection to slow down. On the autob
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by larusso 2y ago
It’s a mix of GPS data (speed limits are available for most navigation systems and sign recognition) Sign recognition works great on the Autobahn for instance. When a temp speed limit is enforced (construction site, or similar)
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by larusso 2y ago
UTM (the Virtualization and Emulation software for Mac) has a system9 image on their gallery which is easy to install. It also looks great.
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by larusso 2y ago
Back in 2021 this was the major reason to not go for a VW but a Skoda. The ID.4 has these ugly touch buttons on the steering wheel and even for the window controls. Skoda uses the same tech but combined with oldschool buttons. They have kep
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by larusso 2y ago
This sounds awesome. But it’s sadly the Easter weekend. Family has other plans on this longer weekend.
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by larusso 2y ago
The patch for iOS is not to stopp the potential hijack via a Trojan software but to stopp the mesh of iOS devices to broadcast the find my messages around.
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by larusso 2y ago
Ok. Was late yesterday. I reread the passage and understood it wrong. Yes if it keeps the „tracking“ branch information in sync that’s ok. I assumed it autocleans local branches. The initial statement regarding history etc kept me off track
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by larusso 2y ago
Good stuff here. But I don‘t like the auto pruning suggestion as a reasonable global default. Or at least this shows that users who really see this as useful see no real difference between git and let’s say SVN. The whole idea is that the s
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by larusso 2y ago
I assembled a large collection of tools over the years. And I‘m always happy when a project has a surprise moment like described in the article and I have just the right tool for that. In the other case I tend to make sure it won’t happen a
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by larusso 2y ago
The interesting part, which was also mentioned in the article, is that each individual seems unaware that they all look the same. A friend of mine once said, referring to people from Friedrichshain: „Die sind alle so individuell, dass sie a
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by larusso 2y ago
For me it’s still to feel under control. And the fact that I don‘t want to inject it into every workflow. I‘m open to AI and use it daily. But my terms may be different then others. I want to control what I share and how. People have secret
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by larusso 2y ago
Not a US citizen but I know my fair share of bureaucratic processes from my home country Germany. That being said it’s one thing to start a process to limit overspending without simple budget cuts which can be more hurtful. That’s why you n
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by larusso 2y ago
Maybe. But maybe some like the more disconnected way of coding with ai.
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by larusso 2y ago
I didn‘t look too deep into Nix the last couple of months (> 12) and was wondering while reading: what the hell is fh now. Another abstraction? I share your views here!
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by larusso 2y ago
Reminds me of a great translation I struggled a bit at first. Gimli from Lord of the Rings is named in English: Gimli, son of Glóin. In the German translation his name is Gimli Glóinssohn. So back to English it would be Gimli Glóinson
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by larusso 2y ago
I have mixed feelings here. On the one hand yes. It’s a good introduction because the simple patterns and instructions mean you can only do X a specific way. But when you start to write real programs, especially from a mindset of a program
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by larusso 2y ago
Interesting that you think arch is more stable. Arch blew up on my system even though I did constant updates to not fall behind too far. I switched to nixOS it it also broke because of a incompatibility between home manager and the latest v
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by larusso 2y ago
Yes but I want the car in front of my home :) I understand the concept that I pay also for the luxury to drive around whenever I want etc. It was more a musing ala eat the cake and have it :) I see lots of short rentals that just idle on th
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by larusso 2y ago
Interesting take. I kinda take this a bit personal because I forgot multiple times about some subscriptions I had and I think I have my finances well under order. I think there is a major difference between spending more then you have for e
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by larusso 2y ago
Also helps to scare with huge fines set up for the likes of Google and Facebook which any normal company can‘t pay in their wildest dreams.
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by larusso 2y ago
Isn‘t this the classic gym subscription example? How many people have a subscription and actually don‘t use it. There is an episode of Friends about that. About the fair pricing: Would love to have this also for my car lease ;) But more on
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by larusso 2y ago
I think they needed a new app / feature to make iCloud+ a more compelling reason for some?

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