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   by lbhdc 5y ago

   I have been incorporating dry run flags into the tools I have been working on (typically etl like tools). Typically this flag only stops the final call to external services that would change the internal state of those services. Its been re
2. 362.▲
   by lbhdc 5y ago

   Can you recommend a guide for embedding Debezium?
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   by lbhdc 5y ago

   I have been interested in the Moonlander keyboard. What were some of the edge cases for you that made it more difficult to use than a traditional keyboard, and how long did it take you to get up to speed typing?
4. 364.▲
   by lbhdc 5y ago

   Not op, but I assume op means chemicals that are refined from naturally occurring material or synthesized from other synthesized or naturally occurring materials.
5. 365.▲
   by lbhdc 5y ago

   I worked on an elixir project at a ruby shop for about a year. We had complex distributed system, and were replacing core ruby services with elixir. Ultimately the project was a failure, and was re-re-written in Ruby, and the Elixir devs we
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   by lbhdc 5y ago

   No, this wasn't some misunderstanding, or even a disagreement. It was control. Those that didn't play the game were ostracized. Where possible they were set up to fail, and were generally made miserable. Ego driven? Certainly. I d
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   by lbhdc 5y ago

   I switched to fish in the last ~6mo, after bash for years. I feel like its made me more productive, especially the auto complete. I have read a number of opinions concerned about the portability of fish. Perhaps, my own use case is differen
8. 368.▲
   by lbhdc 5y ago

   I have worked in a few departments where this has happened. It seemed that it was a means used by a group of engineers to get rid of other engineers they didn't see as "one of them".
9. 369.▲
   by lbhdc 6y ago

   Oh wow, you are totally right, that does work in GTK apps. My daily drivers are about the same :(
10. 370.▲
    by lbhdc 6y ago

    Does it? I am in stock gnome and this shortcut isn't bound by default. What distro are you using?
11. 371.▲
    by lbhdc 6y ago

    Not quite. They have your ID and banking information when you enter. You open the doors using the company's app, which works in conjunction with BankID, a secure national identification app operated by Sweden's banks.
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    by lbhdc 6y ago

    Adding this to your config.fish will give you !! and !$ in fish function bind_bang switch (commandline -t)[-1] case "!" commandline -t $history[1]; commandline -f repaint case
13. 373.▲
    by lbhdc 6y ago

    That doesn't support the author though.
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    by lbhdc 6y ago

    https://scammerblaster.com/
15. 375.▲
    by lbhdc 6y ago

    Oooh thanks for sharing. I really appreciate the simple keyboard layout, and that I can jump in without signup and sharing a link is very simple.
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    by lbhdc 6y ago

    > My only/major beefs with Arch are the frequency with which they introduce breaking changes, the fact that your system may not work if you miss a news item, and the lack of humility in the community. It works, for sure, but I alway
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    by lbhdc 6y ago

    I have experienced this on desktops that I have built. I haven't had this problem on my laptops in a while though. I am running stock Fedora on thinkpads for my past few laptops, and hardware support has been great. I haven't expe
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    by lbhdc 6y ago

    Fedora only includes py3 by default in workstation 32.
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    by lbhdc 6y ago

    I don't really know much about NetBSD. Where is a good place to jump in?
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    by lbhdc 6y ago

    http://t3x.org/lisp64k/index.html Great series of blog posts exploring what you can do with early lisp.