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by merb 3y ago
yeah , they chase future after future instead of focusing on their core stuff
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by merb 3y ago
because you should really look into these frameworks if you really think its a good comparsion. if you exclude all the unserious java frameworks you will be stuck with vertx, after that there is a huge list of c# and than there is the rest
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by merb 3y ago
c# has structs and span, which makes memore allocation more easy. in java the thing gets easier as well (soon) but java still has no value types and than there is sun.misc.Unsafe which is still a special case and a really really old api, in
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by merb 3y ago
envisia GmbH | Germany | Full-Time/On-Site | Python/Odoo | https://www.envisia.de/karriere/SoftwareentwicklerOdoo we are a small vendor that builds software solutions for business. our biggest project is a d
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by merb 3y ago
manual intervention is not required. Patroni will just use a Standby as the new master. If the old master will be alive again it will be started as a backup. Of course there might be dataloss if it was used with async replication. Patroni h
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by merb 3y ago
one of the solutions which made it pretty simple for us to run postgresql in a ha environment (mostly in k8s, but works standalone as well) is zalandos patroni: https://github.com/zalando/patroni it's really solid
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by merb 3y ago
Actually an antivirus will only help if you already have malware. (Or if it scans downloads/websites) but it will, most of the time, not prevent new malware.
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by merb 3y ago
> AMD has 100% of the console market thats not true, since the switch is based on an nvidia platform. since it's still 1/3 of the market, it's not as bad as it used to be.
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by merb 3y ago
expo won't void warranty. amd replaces expo'd processors. they make advertisments with expo. in the eu/uk they would not stand a chance to refuse any rma whatsoever when expo was enabled.
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by merb 3y ago
amd expo is covered by warranty. expo also does not overclock the cpu. that amd expo changed cpu voltage was a decision by asus, not by amd, the asus implementation is basically not up to spec.
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by merb 3y ago
with the difference that typescript generates the types automatically or at least tries to and in JSDoc the user needs to write the JSDoc. Edit, btw: Most complex types in the MR are now completly broken. It's crazy that there is a ser
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by merb 3y ago
> Because you need a ridiculously complex type system to model JS's behavior and then in the end don't even get soundness for all your trouble? most type systems are not sound. Co-, Contra- or In-Variance is a extremly hard pr
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by merb 3y ago
there are games where you can only trade, in game and there is no easy way to find groups (diablo 2 resurrection for example) and there are multiple discords servers to trade and most of the time you befriend/message somebody in discor
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by merb 4y ago
uf they ran into a ton of bugs
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by merb 4y ago
Cheerpj or Teavm would be amazing if they would be able to convert pdfbox to wasm as a library that runs on wasi and the web.
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by merb 4y ago
tbf that statement is only usefull if you have a choice, but is there really a choice for typescript/javascript? you can't have rich apps without it. and wasm isn't there yet.
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by merb 4y ago
btw. my m1 mac barely goes over 40 w TOTAL power (whole machine) heck watching prime video my total power is at ~10w total power. trust me no matter which ryzen/intel processer you will never be as low as 10w total power. I'm pre
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by merb 4y ago
you can copy over rosetta2 but it's not there by default (i.e. you need to dual boot mac into a linux vm with rosetta2 mounted than you can copy the rosetta2 binary)
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by merb 4y ago
yeah and than they argue that they can't program. or that they can't write down pseudocode of their excel macros. but they use way more complex if/elseif/else statements than everybody. they know how to use the ridiculou
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by merb 4y ago
I'm still hoping that wasm catches on more and more and that people who don't like JavaScript at all, can use wasm and use their language of choice like C# (Blazor or normal WASM), Rust (yew), etc... sadly at the moment these thin
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by merb 4y ago
always when somebody says "why not use use X?" i always need to thing at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8863 sometimes the answer is just, why not? - it's not forbidden to learn something or try a diffe
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by merb 4y ago
a 5600x runs at only 65w or so and can be cooled down to 40C like all the time. I'm not sure if I would prefer to run it at 16w lower, because I bareley even reach the tdp or even tjmax.
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by merb 4y ago
good idea on computers with 100 mhz, an encryption algorithm would've probably not slowed down anything at all, especially not because there was no encryption extension.
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by merb 4y ago
actually that has nothing to do with imap. Imap supports even OAuth2 Authentication trough sasl and the oauth2 authentication for imap will be more and more of an standard, it just sucks that most providers don't support a few things t
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by merb 4y ago
uf that would also mean that itext's additional clause is unnecessary: > When using iText 7 Community under AGPL, you must prominently mention iText and include the iText copyright and AGPL license in output file metadata, and also
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by merb 4y ago
> If you ask European doctors having a glass or two of wine "extends health". but it's not because of the alcohol, why wine is "good", it because we mostly relax with it, which reduces stress levels. everything e
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by merb 4y ago
They are so horrible that you still need to have some quirks in your reader, because some important tool still generates it incorrectly , but it is still correct. Then there are loops and some software Try to parse them. The encryption type
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by merb 4y ago
I dislike remote work, because I live in a small apartment which means I don't have a special room for work and that leads to the fact that my work and my free time sometimes aren't clearly separated anymore. I also think that the
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by merb 4y ago
tbf the mightiest i9 mobile chip at the time was pretty bad, thermal wise and throttled extremly fast, besides that it was basically offered for ultrabooks... I mean the m1 did draw only half or even less power than the mightiest i9 mobile
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by merb 4y ago
I'm not sure if this is the best advise for rust, since you will play with variable lifetimes than.

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