maverwa

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by maverwa 4y ago
I tried coming up with EventSourcing attempts for a large application that’s basically only shuffling around data from n source systems to m target systems (sometime of them are both). I thought ES would be perfect, as we mostly care about
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by maverwa 4y ago
I remember achieving some quite good results when implementing a simple „fuzzyesque“ search for some B2B e-commerce system a few years back, but what hit us hard was the german dictionary used for stemming for the ts_vector index. The origi
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by maverwa 4y ago
To be fair, your suggestion that the person above thinks „making money justifies rape and death“ ist pretty far fetched. They basically said „if you want a big festival you book popular band“ and you said „so you thinks rape is okay?“. No t
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by maverwa 4y ago
Not sure, it could also be viewed as a comparison of ahead-of-time compilation vs. just-in-time compilation (I guess the code paths are hot enough to be completely "jit-ed" here), and then the compiler isnt irrelevant at all. But
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by maverwa 4y ago
I think the argument was/is not "its a problem we cannot have javascript" but "if we can have javascript everywhere, we only need to hire javascript devs and only need to care about javascript tooling", which is a f
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by maverwa 4y ago
If you want to deploy it in an environment that is already running some kind of container orchestration it may actually be simpler to just add another container, compared to adding another host service you need to care about. Sure, you wo
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by maverwa 4y ago
thanks for clearing that up! And indeed, not unexpected at all.
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by maverwa 4y ago
Basically UK citizens living in the EU can not vote in local elections anymore, as UK left the EU and therefore they „citizen of an EU member state“ requirement is no longer fulfilled. I am not a lawyer, nor do I know more details, but I wo
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by maverwa 4y ago
I have to use it at work, and cannot quite get used to it. Happy that WSL exists! But, still way better than cmd!
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by maverwa 5y ago
thank you for the reminder that, sometimes, the tools we really need are not the complex, fancy "products", but indeed "Just a calendar". I like the simple, no-depenency solution.
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by maverwa 5y ago
should be fixed now (just tested it and it worked)
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by maverwa 5y ago
I was wondering the same and checked the source (the verge) and they have the resolutions swapped which makes more sense. https://www.theverge.com/22981815/apple-mac-studio-m1-ultra-...
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by maverwa 5y ago
Well there is also two other options I can see, although I cannot say how realistic/likely these are: either the researchers „guessed“ wrong and the number in the url is no unix timestamp but just some random digits. Very unlikely imho
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by maverwa 5y ago
Yeah, the area between "backwards compatibility at all costs" and "progress" is full of potholes. I think PHP was to mach on the "backwards compat." site of that gradient, I think that some bc breaks are onavoi
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by maverwa 5y ago
My guess is, because instant messaging only works with multiple people. The usfullness of an IM service is directly coupled to the amount of your peers using it. If there is no one to talk two, why bother? Sure, you and I may be happy to pa
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by maverwa 5y ago
For context: Berlin is one (or the) central for IT jobs and startups, but for car manufacturing Ingolstadt, Stuttgart or Wolfsburg would be more „traditional“ choices, since that’s where the big car makers are. Oh, and the Ruhrarea ofc.
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by maverwa 5y ago
Another note to the same quote: for me it looks like classic half mask respirator is not that "good" against COVID, as it only filters on the intake, not the way, out. At least my cheap one does. Therefor, while it prevents you fr
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by maverwa 5y ago
> This is, like, the literal number one use of /all. as someone whe spend way to many hours of his life in bronze: yes, it is. [3rd edit or so]: oh, that and "gg easy" which is not a nice thing to say as well.
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by maverwa 5y ago
thats what I was thinking as well when I read the title. Good to hear its not about ruffle.
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by maverwa 5y ago
so, I guess your do not hate "best practices" but the term, or more, how people use that term?
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by maverwa 5y ago
The point is that they will not leave discord for „a FOSS discord“ because they‘d gain nothing. For the average user, discord won because it had a lot of features and properties that where better than what was there before (voice & chat
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by maverwa 5y ago
These drones need to be able to do one thing: - do not hit the tree (or ground) And the things not to not hit are basically static. Year, Wind might move parts of them here and there, but you can just try to make sure to avoid them far eno
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by maverwa 5y ago
I know projects that do or did put their production database credentials, which had full read and write access, in git. And no, thats not a clever thing to do, neither is there a good reason to do it. But people do things you do not like an
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by maverwa 5y ago
Looks like something we could actually use for some API smoke tests. I'll bookmark it, thank you!
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by maverwa 5y ago
I think you are right, in that rust did not invent non-nullable references. But I do not see a problem is someone claming that they like that on a language. I did not read the parent comment as "rust invented nun-nullables and is gre
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by maverwa 5y ago
Are you targeting mobile with that? If yes, how does iOS Safari do with WASM and WebGL (since webGPU isnt really supported anywhere in factory settings afaik).
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by maverwa 5y ago
I quit my job with the primary motivation to work on something else, with someone else. The old company just was no good fit, not good for me. I effectively earn less money now, two yearns into the new job, than when I left, but I am more h
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by maverwa 5y ago
From what I understand, this is using in the production itself as well, potentially for steps inbetween? Especially the"The Conclusion" reads like its not a one-time thing but happens through the whole process?
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by maverwa 5y ago
I am using name@random_site.mydomain because i encountered a few sites that rejected name+random_site@mydomain. reduces the "random name @ domain" spam, but still works good.
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by maverwa 5y ago
Well, as I understand it you'd have to do this manually. As in, pick a random alias for the site, use that as you email address there and enter the same one in 1password (or any other credential store). The full "it just works&quo

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