literallyroy

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by literallyroy 3y ago
Is vertical scaling enough/do you have any concerns for the future?
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by literallyroy 3y ago
Highly recommend [shottr]( https://shottr.cc ). Screenshot replacement with great ways to quickly annotate.
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by literallyroy 3y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20231111164526/https://www.theat...
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by literallyroy 3y ago
I get the feeling there may be more to this story.
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by literallyroy 3y ago
Does that shift not regularly annoy other people? I work on several projects throughout the week and not all had their primary branch moved from master to main. I end up getting the branch name wrong a few times a week when context switchin
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by literallyroy 3y ago
Tauri does exactly that — uses the bundled browser instead of packaging a new one.
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by literallyroy 3y ago
I’d recommend [Boop]( https://apps.apple.com/us/app/boop/id1518425043?mt=12 ). It’s free and open source.
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by literallyroy 3y ago
Yes, feature flags are often able to be applied globally, or per customer. However, feature flags add complexity (littering your business logic with feature flag checks), so many small non-feature changes wouldn’t use them.
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by literallyroy 3y ago
Also full refunds within 2 weeks and less than 2 hours played
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by literallyroy 3y ago
Instead of taking over a territory, you spend resources to make them allies.
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by literallyroy 3y ago
Could I request an invite to check it out?
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by literallyroy 3y ago
On the provided link I’m unable to register on safari, the pop up shows up for a second then goes away.
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by literallyroy 3y ago
Just to clarify when you say: > I think your obvious answer is wrong You are saying this is wrong: > The answer is obvious - most people don’t want to do this. You are saying you believe the majority of people *do* want to learn to pr
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by literallyroy 4y ago
I find it constantly fails and hallucinates when working with existing systems that weren’t designed in a standard why. For example, a database that isn’t normalized well and has odd one-to-one mappings tripped up its ability to problem sol
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by literallyroy 4y ago
The description here is a huge put off for me — no substance. Generated by AI probably?
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by literallyroy 4y ago
The Google search that would be returning results from human programmers…? So given time the AI could no longer debug new software as there would be no programmers only assistants.
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by literallyroy 4y ago
Yes, same as many technologies with legitimate uses. Tor is largely used for illegal activities, yet many would say the anonymity it provides for the general public is worth it being created (or the anonymity it provided for US intelligence
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by literallyroy 4y ago
I believed he was saying the author should run his idea of indexes on disk taking up a lot of space by the engineers.
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by literallyroy 4y ago
This is great, the radar on Apple’s weather app now looks and works like far sky’s!
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by literallyroy 4y ago
Very excited to try this out. Co-op horror games are great. Any inspirations for this title?
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by literallyroy 4y ago
I wonder what extensions are being used for vscode. I have IntelliJ (far heavier, actual IDE) open and active using 3.38GB of ram.
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by literallyroy 4y ago
I have a tangential question for you: Why are you looking to move away from Keycloak? The company I work for currently uses the hosted Okta solution and is looking at moving towards Keycloak.
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by literallyroy 4y ago
I really want to swap to this tool over DataGrip but it doesn’t seem to support connecting to Oracle with an ssh key.