larusso

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   by larusso 2y ago

   Because if you hire a DevOps after the original meaning then he needs to know AWS (assuming that’s the cloud vendor the company posting is using) DevOps means develop and operate. That was the raging new concept. Since actual sysadmin work
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   by larusso 2y ago

   I love it. Never seen this kinda concept before. But it totally makes sense to map whole streets like this.
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   by larusso 2y ago

   We have a whitelist set of allowed ai tools and models. Cursor for example would fit better but I think. It really depends on the user. Engineers without access to major production system are minor risk compared to our dev ops engineers. It
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   by larusso 2y ago

   He also shows off replicas from other companies etc. But for him it’s not about authenticity, it’s about the feeling of a prop. He build many cases for his props to showcase and here he goes into creatively expanding the universe of the mov
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   by larusso 2y ago

   I needed something like stats back when RAM was an issue on my MacBook 2011 (I installed 16Gb even so 8 was the official max from Apple) and the n during the 2020ish years before my first M series to figure out why my fans started to act u
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   by larusso 2y ago

   I‘m part of info sec group in the company I‘m working at and this would get banned right away. Don‘t get me wrong we use and are open to AI and all kinds of tooling ideas to make us more proficient.
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   by larusso 2y ago

   A shiver runs down my spine reading „full terminal control“. For me that is a definite no-go. We fight hard to get remote code execution abilities off our system and here we freely invite it. „Hey gpt let me sudo first so you can execute th
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   by larusso 2y ago

   Each rust crate is compiled on their own. Means if a library you pull in, needs the same crate as a another dependency, even with incompatible versions, it doesn’t matter. Then cargo understands the difference between test and build depende
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   by larusso 2y ago

   At least build time dependencies are separated from runtime dependencies.
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    by larusso 2y ago

    I think in this case you should give rust a try if only for cargo. Because the mentioned issues are non existent there. Also because it’s the language mostly referred to as being completely on the other side of the spectrum when it comes to
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    by larusso 2y ago

    Well for me it’s my morning commute read. Let’s see how often during the day this comes back up.
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    by larusso 2y ago

    I can understand the sentiment not to add extra work of scanning pictures of items that have seemingly not changed over the years. But I personally find these pictures interesting. I love to look at old pictures of say a square or a street
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    by larusso 2y ago

    I think you are right. On the other hand it’s the fact that a lot of tutorials / getting started guides etc include some ssl invocations to execute a specific command for key/cert creation. And a user wishing to adjust and maybe u
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    Two F-14 fighter jets were diverted to USS Midway (2023)(theaviationgeekclub.com)

    20 points by larusso 2y ago|18 comments
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    by larusso 2y ago

    Because of the story about the Cessna landing on the Midway it reminded me of the diverted F14 who had to land on the carrier. The Midway was not designed for the heavy F14.
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    by larusso 2y ago

    I’ve been to the Midway twice and it’s the first time I hear the story. Must have overlooked an exposition or something. I also wonder why they didn’t bring the bird dog over to San Diego? I mean they have the F14 from the USS Enterprise wh
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    by larusso 2y ago

    I love it. Respect to “brick” your actual steam deck OLED no less. I think I would have gone and ordered a broken one from eBay (don’t know prices availability etc since it seems to be repairable).
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    by larusso 2y ago

    I generally like the article. I wished the REST concept would have been explained with some code / payload examples though. Other the that it managed to steer me away from gRPG. All the cons he mentioned are huge deal breakers in my op
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    by larusso 2y ago

    I also think Technologie Connections filled his spot great. He started with sound and video topics but switched to household technologies.
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    by larusso 2y ago

    Damn you beat me by a hair
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    by larusso 2y ago

    Whenever it’s about cans I can only recommend this video from the engineer guy [1]. He makes no videos anymore sadly. https://youtu.be/hUhisi2FBuw
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    by larusso 2y ago

    What’s your use case for the adapter. To use the free service on a non eSIM capable phone? Or for some other stuff? Thanks for the info about the provider. Didn’t hear about the offering yet.
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    by larusso 2y ago

    Also played around with moai back in the days when Doublefine had their Kickstarter and choose it as the base framework. But I found it hard to make the jump between c++ and lua etc. The docs made the decision when to write what simple. Eve
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    by larusso 2y ago

    Thanks for these examples. I wrote a POC tool to apply common patches to multiple projects. These patches where supposed to be written as scripts. Idea was to run the same set of action on projects with different layouts based on their nam
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    by larusso 2y ago

    Very interesting and I think important. Something that should be done for any Armee even. I found the writing style … interesting. The author assumed we the reader would have a specific understanding how to model this data. And that they cr
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    by larusso 2y ago

    Need to see this in action. The example videos overuse the fuzzy search for commands in my opinion. Makes it hard to concentrate what the actual action/information is when a huge part of the screen changes. Not to say I don’t like fuzz
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    by larusso 2y ago

    https://youtu.be/meZA9KHkFuY?si=5xrsSjNxKLxLnd6J He explains it quite well. Sorry it’s German but I guess the information about the chips and reasons Nintendo choose them should be all over the net.
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    by larusso 2y ago

    First Wii was able to play Game Cube Games. WiiU was backwards compatible to Wii. All theses consoles used nearly the same chipset anyways.
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    by larusso 2y ago

    Yes your last edit is also a thing that baffles me. Heat pumps abilities are mainly advertised with heating applications. That they can run in reverse is too often missing.
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    by larusso 2y ago

    I didn’t say it is one. Parts remind me. Triple glazing and the stuff.