madduci

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   by madduci 4y ago

   The only benefit of being on-site (the only one!) Is that the meetings aren't scheduled _exactly_ one after each other, but you have the possibility to switch room, grab a coffee before the next meeting starts and also doing smalltalk.
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   by madduci 4y ago

   That would be the article, not the name.
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   by madduci 4y ago

   If possible, I avoid driving at night. Even if the article is focused on US status, also in Europe it's becoming a nightmare, especially if you see big trucks mounting also super-bright LEDs and everyone has Xenon/LEDs nowadays
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   by madduci 4y ago

   Even if you are married?
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   by madduci 4y ago

   After all the crap that Google put in Android, I still don't understand why some other alternative ecosystems like Ubuntu Phone or GrapheneOS or Mankato (PinePhone) aren't attractive for users and developers. What's holding e
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   by madduci 4y ago

   This would be great also with MacBook with newer M1/M2 chips, instead of throwing then away because they're locked
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   by madduci 4y ago

   Maybe they can't find new talents because they are looking for cheap workforce?
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   by madduci 4y ago

   So the main solution would be not forking, but cloning and straight create a separate project? Will it work?
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   by madduci 4y ago

   I think it suits very well the Kiosk use case with UI or Digital Signage systems where updates are downloaded at each boot.
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    by madduci 4y ago

    Many companies use Active Directory. The new kid in the block is Azure Active Directory (AAD), which is the evolution of the self-hosted Windows Servers. Since many companies rely on it, especially for role base access to internal resources
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    by madduci 4y ago

    I use wine to run the MSVC compiler in a Linux container, making it easier to manage in comparison to the windows containers, which require a Windows/Hyper-V capable host. Bonus, the wine+msvc combination is still smaller than using a
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    by madduci 4y ago

    I believe asciidoc would be a better fit for it, especially because there are already tools/plugins for java for generating documentation, so the wheel must not be (once again) reinvented
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    by madduci 4y ago

    It is also important that within those fences, no Apple trees take place
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    by madduci 4y ago

    Key information here is > But don’t think filming Lego will guarantee you high earnings. There are many, many creators who release Lego videos continuously and have no subs and get no views. Too many. Hundreds, maybe thousands of such cr
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    by madduci 4y ago

    For me, Docker and Terraform. Packaging software easily and swapping it without too much hassle has saved me hours of pain. Same with Terraform. The provider ecosystem is so extended that you can just grab them and make infrastructure rapid
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    by madduci 4y ago

    Terraform, being Cloud-agnostic, low level programming
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    by madduci 4y ago

    Imagine that from 2035 onwards, only EV will be sold in Europe and now we are banning the use of them because of potential black outs due to high energy costs.
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    by madduci 4y ago

    And isolated GUI apps would be also nice to have
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    Software Factory at Gematik(code.gematik.de)

    1 points by madduci 4y ago|0 comments
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    by madduci 4y ago

    Will they use the 10-15% cut like everyone else?
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    by madduci 4y ago

    There's a big programming language discarded nowadays because it's not cool anymore and because it's classified as insecure (as just it's happening for C and C++): PHP. You write PHP, put it behind php-fpm and httpd&#x2F
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    by madduci 4y ago

    I wonder if they will ever build in European style with proper bricks and not wood
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    by madduci 4y ago

    You forgot that there's also an overhead converting data from/to C++ and Python as well. Sure, Python can make you start fast with any ML project, but when you have to deal with heavy-duty tasks, a switch to pure C++/Rust&#x2
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    by madduci 4y ago

    It's not that the software development has become slower, the major Problem (s) come unfortunately from greediness. Windows 10/11 feel slower because they had the brilliant idea of putting ads which are constantly pulled over an i
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    by madduci 4y ago

    Many businesses have the "not invented here" syndrome, i believe they have many employees doing yak shaving or writing tools/libraries to support the business. Examples are osquery, folly and contributions to Apache Thrift as
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    by madduci 4y ago

    Finally I can compile Chrome and Firefox faster
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    by madduci 4y ago

    Extra Cons: how do you write in the new syntax when using existing C or C++ libraries? Imagine writing something using OpenSSL, it might look kind of weird or breaking the flow of the new syntax, just because of its legacy.
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    by madduci 4y ago

    Or coders. Leetcode for all
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    by madduci 4y ago

    Well in this economy, that's a huge win as well and I shouldn't be regarded as a negative aspect.
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    by madduci 4y ago

    While this is true on many levels, one might also forget why it does happen: - parents living away from grandparents, so the family hasn't support (babysitting isn't affordable by everyone, plus everyone can't be trusted nowa