malinens

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by malinens 5y ago
Yeah, forget those 25% (I assume it is something like roughly 100 million people in USA). In other parts of the world it is even smaller percentage...
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by malinens 6y ago
I am not American but I am interested in American politics for a very long time. I am not very pro-republican or pro-democrat either but what I have noticed that debt clock becomes much more posted when democrat is in the office. When repub
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by malinens 6y ago
Webpack 5 for example is significantly slower than Webpack4. There are hacks to speed it up but you need to make workarounds or turn off features to get acceptable speeds. This makes it needlessly complicated to configure and manage project
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by malinens 6y ago
Docker runner performance is horrible. By using ssh runner which runs exactly the same docker command I save 7 seconds each time. Thid leeds to many hacks to get performance needed (jobs are merged in one big one for example). With many sma
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by malinens 6y ago
you are probably in smaller company. still at least 1 percent of users use it. 1% of revenue increase in big companies is substantial amount of money
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by malinens 6y ago
actually I had problems with package managers when piwik rebranded to mamoto (or matomo?). they renamed all their libraries and it messed up our package proxy server because of that
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by malinens 6y ago
Drag and drop is not supported by all browsers so You can not use it in real world
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by malinens 6y ago
luckily I reserved my company's namespace in packagist few months ago. each package manager works differently and it is hard to know inner workings of all package managers
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by malinens 6y ago
Actually their support in gmail is non-existing. I work for European regional free e-mail provider (also ad supported) and we have free phone support for free users where You can talk to real support people who know product in 5 different l
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by malinens 6y ago
I work for an e-mail provider. This is very painful part of our work. Part of our services are free and ad supported. We are disabling, queueing thousands of mailboxes per day. Captchas and user scoring does not help that much. There are ve
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by malinens 6y ago
They have different rules for big companies and for small companies. All big companies are given a pass on shady stuff
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by malinens 6y ago
Too bad MySQL does not have partial indexes. We have one huge table I want to add some indexes for specific cases (for max 1% of records) but server will not have enough memory for it if I add those indexes for all records :/
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by malinens 6y ago
Related from my native language (Latvian): ass nazis means sharp knife: https://translate.google.com/?sl=lv&tl=en&text=ass%20nazis&o...
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by malinens 6y ago
Probably the same way sometimes people choose sqlite versus mysql- simplicity. There are many cons and pros for both of them!
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by malinens 6y ago
Teletubbies were made on drugs. There is no other explanation
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by malinens 6y ago
this is article from 2017 which compares 5 generation old cpu vs other 5 generation old CPU
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by malinens 6y ago
very very few need so many regions to choose from
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by malinens 6y ago
I got some popup from whatsapp didnt read it and clicked back. It was probably this message and I do not get this popup anymore. Looks like some dark pattern. I did not accept any new changes...
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by malinens 6y ago
Looks like end to end encryption feature is bullshit marketing trick if they for example process my message before my device encrypts it to send it to other devices...
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by malinens 6y ago
So in this case how the hell apple login can be added to existing accounts (millions of them) without violating TOS? the only way to make sure user has access to account is by providing existing credentials which most of times preceedes App
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by malinens 6y ago
They say app should be fully usable after apple login. We are e-mail provider and we are not startup. After apple is connected we ask user to enter existing credentials to add apple to his account (90% of cases) or register a new one (also
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by malinens 6y ago
We currently have issues with approving our apps with app store as they demand using apple login. We have added it but they still do not approve changes. that is so annoying as it blocks some other things in our company...
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by malinens 6y ago
I created nextmobi.net (domain has not been renewed for a long time). It was gsmarena competitor. It mostly helped with my programming skills in teen years but did not generate much money but I earned quite a bit in early mobile days (befor
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by malinens 6y ago
Is there any text-only reddit api wrapper? https://teddit.net/ almost makes it but it has: * images * some custom font (just why...) * and little bit too bloated stylesheet At work we have one huge react app with multiple m
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by malinens 6y ago
I've studied in LU in 2009 but don't remember Natural or COBOL. maybe it was some time before. But academics always love some non-mainstream esoteric languages so I am not suprised some course has one of those even now... We Latvi
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by malinens 6y ago
In WAP times there was no such feature as cookies available. I started programming by writing WML pages instead of HTML. Good memories from those times!
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by malinens 6y ago
symfony4+ simplifies it's architecture
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by malinens 6y ago
This can backfire for you later. Read about what older people think about life choices... rarely who say they are glad they don't have children...
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by malinens 6y ago
I remember the same story about go while we had microservice craze. Now it is not a sexy language anymore
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by malinens 6y ago
manually running pipelines is much easier and more confifurable in jenkins. there are many issues which are created in gitlab so it is easier to migrate from jenkins but those issues are not prioritized

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