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by merb 2y ago
That’s a rust library or rather typst code also gets published to crates.io. But it’s not something that can be turned into a libtypst.so/dylib/dll.
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by merb 2y ago
The only downside of typst is that there is no libtypst, which would make it easy to embed.
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by merb 2y ago
Most programming languages have unsound features.
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by merb 2y ago
Most people used advanced features, even if they were hidden behind libraries. Even if you’ve just had a codebase which only used playframework.
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by merb 2y ago
When working with git it’s better to split refactorings, bug fixes and features per commit or merge request (if you squash) else your git history will be not so useful anymore.
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by merb 2y ago
That is simply not true. The bigger the project gets the more you see the shortcomings of go. You can see that very well in the k8s project
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by merb 2y ago
well this really depends on what you use mdraid/zfs and as you said alignment. but only for reads. if you just use dumb mdraid (without too much optimizations configured) (raid 10) + xfs and read/write on top of it you will end u
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by merb 2y ago
ah I know the blog post ;) I just thought it was ~5 minutes, but its ~10 minutes ;) still way easier to do that than netflix ;)
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by merb 2y ago
than you will way more memory, since you can only do software raid a nvme drive.
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by merb 2y ago
this is definitly not true anymore, when the java libs used jaxb/xml/javaee stuff. most often because of java 9. its possible to make them running but its definitly not without issues. I did run so many 10 years old java binaries
161.
by merb 2y ago
tbf it’s easier if you only need to serve the first 5 minutes of a video
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by merb 2y ago
In Germany peppol will not be mandatory for a very very long time. Most people still sending invoices via mail, even in b2b. Only in 2027 will make electronic invoices (xml format) mandatory, it will probably another 2-5 years until peppol
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by merb 2y ago
If you are small or mid scale and you need lots of compute between 8 5 to 8 on Monday till Friday it basically the best thing you can you to schedule your workload. If you need some things like load balancing and zero downtime deploys etc y
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by merb 2y ago
I‘m not in favor of nuclear at all. But I do not like the term ‚are a dead end‘. If everybody would do that we would probably not have blue led‘s and that would’ve hindered the growth of many modern computing devices.
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by merb 2y ago
Before the iPhone came we actually had replaceable batteries on most phones and it worked really well. Battery contacts degrading is definitely not a problem for a phone that has a lifetime of maximum of like 7 years. Yes waterproofing bec
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by merb 2y ago
actually in that case its more the other way around. its easier to drive with a profile that is not connected, you only loose the app functions like heating and knowing how much you still can drive and other things that are not 100% needed.
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by merb 2y ago
VW do use opt-in. In fact it is so annoying that you get asked every time when you start your car. So basically every time your car start it says „do you want to use the profile connected with the vw service“ if you do not accept it than th
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by merb 2y ago
actually the higher versions of rust actually do need these refactors way less often since more lifetimes can be elided and when using generic code or impl traits you can basically scrap a ton of it. I still sometimes stumble upon the first
169.
by merb 2y ago
pyproject.toml solves this nowadays
170.
by merb 2y ago
only works with email validation. Sadly some providers don’t do this (not even Microsoft azure ad in some cases…)
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by merb 2y ago
actually the sspl can’t be a fork of the agpl. Because osi and thus the agpl do not discriminate users and this includes cloud providers. A license like the sspl discriminates a certain user base.
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by merb 2y ago
Well you can produce’s chips with a 2.9 times higher transistor density. So it’s a steal!
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by merb 2y ago
Yeah but only some lines will change , it will probably still be useful. That’s why there is gradle daemon etc
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by merb 2y ago
Is it easy to turn it into a read only mode? Just for viewing? Basically I looked forward for such a solution for a long time, but everything I’ve seen is either too heavy or nearly impossible to scale. I did not know that it is possible to
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by merb 2y ago
I always thought that stopped instances will cost money as well?!
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by merb 2y ago
Well if you need ipc to connect different languages, you will stay away from COM. Heck once you use anything but rust,c or c++ you should drop com. Even dotnet support for com is aweful. And if you ever written a outlook addin, than you wil
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by merb 2y ago
Globalsign and digicert have acme support.
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by merb 2y ago
Btw. Modern windows also superports Unix domain sockets, so if you have an app that has another service that will run on the same machine or on a different one it is not so bad to use grpc over uds.
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by merb 2y ago
Well maybe. But without further experimentation it would probably not that viable. It also needs a lot of tech which is also developed by a European company, that has basically 90% of that market. And know the us has a president that is no
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by merb 2y ago
Well they only can’t have euv because of the Netherlands. Depending what the eu or the USA does the Netherlands can stop listening to the USA.

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