manfre

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by manfre 4y ago
They're overly aggressive and the cold calls to my personal cell mean I'll avoid their product whenever I'm in a decision making role.
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by manfre 4y ago
> No one is forcing you to learn anything even if Rust is successful in the future Agreed, which is why I explicitly stated that I don't feel like I'm being forced to learn it. You might be making the wrong assumption given the
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by manfre 4y ago
Excluding the "Doesn't" from your quote to negate my words is very deceitful. Do better.
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by manfre 4y ago
The original blog post from Cloudflare [1] is titled "How we built Pingora, the proxy that connects Cloudflare to the Internet". The linked Phoronix article decided to use an overly hyped and editorialized title. Having "writ
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by manfre 4y ago
Agreed. Zig was the language I decided to focus on instead of rust.
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by manfre 4y ago
The issue for me is the type of fans and not the quantity. They give a sense of the community surrounding the language. My free time is limited and I've been spoiled by active involvement with a few open source communities that have be
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by manfre 4y ago
Comparing my decision to not learn a specific technology in my free time because a very vocal subset of its community is off putting to COVID tells me two things. 1. Using such a false equivalency means you have no actual argument against m
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by manfre 4y ago
The "written in rust" has gotten to the point where I notice myself treating it the same as any other spam/ad. Turned me off from learning the language, which is a shame.
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by manfre 4y ago
The way too common green i..."some customers are experiencing elevated error rates..."
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by manfre 4y ago
They likely do not live in an apartment and are trying to apply their home office square footage to an apartment. Based upon the many zoom backgrounds of coworkers and interview candidates, many set at most a desk as a permanent WFH space.
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by manfre 4y ago
Unidentified Flying Object. The definition is any object that is observed in the sky without being properly identified/classified for whatever reason.
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by manfre 4y ago
There is a reason many articles and extensions exist to avoid those sites in search results.
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by manfre 4y ago
Dev teams that are unable or willing to properly architect and test their projects will end up with buggy and difficult to maintainable code regardless of language.
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by manfre 4y ago
Ensuring consistency and long term accuracy of the docstring is more effort and more verbose than type annotations.
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by manfre 4y ago
Most people will not host their own. They'd still be in someone else's garden.
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by manfre 4y ago
This is not testing some other package. It's testing functionality provided by your app that happens to rely upon a 3rd party package. The 3rd party package has its tests, but doesn't know or care about the specific integration en
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by manfre 4y ago
Servers are more efficient when fully utilized. A commercial grade server in a homelab is more likely to idle all the time, making it very energy wasteful. Servers need to be right-sized, instead of "more is better".
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by manfre 4y ago
Dynamodb can be very painful with certain usage patterns or if you need to change/add usage patterns. For startups or MVP apps/features, it's a lot easier and cheaper to adhoc SQL.
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by manfre 4y ago
When renewing, the US returns the original passport with holes punched through it.
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by manfre 4y ago
Sometimes fasteners are deemed single use consumables. Softer metals are used so that it will intentionally deform for a stronger/better mating.
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by manfre 4y ago
Building codes only require upgrading the home's electrical when doing certain types of repairs/renovations. Newer homes will have afci or gfci breakers on most circuits.
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by manfre 4y ago
You seem to be confusing voltage as the unit that dictates electrical load. Voltage x Amps is what dictates how many electrical devices you can use at the same time. Residential voltage is fixed at 120 or 240 with no chance of changing in o
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by manfre 4y ago
I moved from pihole to Adguard when I replaced my firewall. The UI doesn't offer as much, but for the common case of loading blacklists for the network, I like it better.
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by manfre 4y ago
Then there would be a nuclear reactor sitting on the ocean floor for some unknown amount of time.
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by manfre 4y ago
I have some bad news for you... NC is a very dysfunctional state. Most of the population is educated, progressive and lives in urban areas. Due to gerrymandering, the less populated, rural areas have a disproportionally larger say in state
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by manfre 4y ago
Many security compliance scans/audits, especially at larger companies are about checking boxes and not practical security. I've done the same version hiding to get past nuisance reports.
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by manfre 4y ago
You would have a difficult time maintaining and gaining muscle mass with frequent, long fasts. Your muscles need protein to repair/recover/grow. If you don't provide it from food, your body will cannibalize it from wherever i
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by manfre 4y ago
The monolithic vs microservices arguments are more about where to arbitrarily draw separation lines in the deployed architecture. Someone with a monolith that embeds the database could claim those who use MySQL failed to achieve modular mon
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by manfre 4y ago
They're readily available in the US as well. I've mostly used them with pocket holes.
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by manfre 4y ago
Using Photoshop has a much higher skill barrier than typing a fake news headline.

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