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mianos
2y ago
This is peak corporate drivel—bloated storytelling, buzzwords everywhere, and a desperate attempt to make an old idea sound revolutionary. The article spends paragraphs on some childhood radio repair story before awkwardly linking it to STP
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mianos
2y ago
I've seen bugs but never seen a hard locked black screen.
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mianos
2y ago
It should be mandatory they code a bit. It should also be mandatory they don't code too much. This may not have been true in the past but times have changed in my 40 years as a programmer.
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mianos
2y ago
Everyone with 100 points of id can open a bank account. If you have very bad credit, or even officially bankrupt, you can get a debit that does not let you spend more than you have, well mostly. But, that still leaves the newspaper comment
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2y ago
I have a 14 year old daughter, it is was actually possible, I'd want it. But, I know better than thousands of policy writers in the Australian government and know it's not actually possible without destroying the internet as we kn
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2y ago
I like the snide comment that implies the Australian government does not have a clue about the consequences of their policies, let alone any idea whatsoever how to verify age without government ID. The Australia politicians are the laughing
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mianos
2y ago
I paid for it for a while, but I kept running out of usage limits right in the middle of work every day. I'd end up pasting the context into ChatGPT to continue. It was so frustrating, especially because I really liked it and used it a
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mianos
2y ago
Google pulled out but their phones are made in China. When push comes to shove money always wins still in China.
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2y ago
I have a hen and get an egg once every few days. I had two for a while, but I have had this one for years. I live in an urban area, but I don’t even lock her up. She just wanders about. Sometimes she goes out the front gate, and people knoc
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mianos
2y ago
I just let my chicken run about on the whole estate. She only goes back to the coop at dark. It hardly smells any different to the rest of the yard
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2y ago
wow, 60 to 90 days. I have a chicken and I was occasionally worried when an egg was on the table (inside is max mid 20s C), for a few weeks and thinking of putting them in the fridge. I also find they seem to cook better when in the room an
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2y ago
My recent experience is that a lot of the system was not as good as it could have been because it's a hard problem. The company got bought out and all the new bosses come in and say all the existing code and way things are done is crap
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2y ago
Oracle can not group DDL changes in a transaction, but if an alter table results in an integrity violation the whole thing is rolled back, unlike mysql, that stops where the integrity violation occurs. Maybe Oracle is not as good as Postgre
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2y ago
Things that are missing in most other proper databases, like transactional DDL. If you don't mind not having them, Mysql is fine. It's probably better than Postgres for mostly read databases, which is most uses. There was a time w
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2y ago
As it involves multiple steps they use candence-workflow to orchestrate it. You could use it in a non k8s environment. Or something like Prefect.io.
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mianos
2y ago
Famously covered in this, controversial blog: https://www.uber.com/en-AU/blog/postgres-to-mysql-migration/ Largely truth, some small mistakes. Generally friends don't let friends use Mysql but at scale a
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mianos
2y ago
"Cover Photo Attribution: The cover photo was generated using OpenAI ChatGPT Enterprise."
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2y ago
I also got one last year. It's a hundred times better than the little ones discussed in this test.
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2y ago
Ban on AI Technology Trade U.S. individuals and companies cannot import AI technology or intellectual property from China.
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mianos
2y ago
I am pretty sure that even without social media, I would face similar challenges in other aspects of life. Growing up in an era without the internet did not prevent my brother from engaging in all sorts of outrageous, and even illegal, anti
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2y ago
As an Australian parent of a 14-year-old, I find social media to be a significant hassle. Yet, I know delivery drivers who are far more technologically proficient than many government leaders. I had expected that, even if the public face wa
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2y ago
But with their internal progression structure they can build and cancel eight mediocre chat apps.
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2y ago
It's still good but that does not mean you should choose it. While Ruby on Rails still offers strong productivity benefits, the hiring landscape has shifted significantly, particularly here in Australia. Experienced Ruby on Rails devel
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mianos
2y ago
50 lines? For std io I get 100s of lines of candidate suggestions. It's so dumb. I usually turn off the suggestions error. Only about 35 years as a C++ developer so maybe I will become less grumpy about template errors as I age.
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2y ago
I went with some cynicism. But completely wrong. These are it. Most every one recognisable as the root of many things we do.
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2y ago
When I worked on it, the USB controller was just a pci bus device that once set up, the incoming data, from a USB ADC, streamed the data in blocks directly to memory. Maybe they took all that back out.
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mianos
2y ago
I am confused by this, I worked on a Linux USB driver that used DMA in 2003.
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mianos
2y ago
Considering the language, C and the size of the file, I would not argue it is not trivial. The key feature of donut.c is how small the file actually is. For something larger or in other languages, or having text strings, certainly not trivi
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mianos
2y ago
You mean like pyinstaller https://pyinstaller.org that takes your python and makes a standalone, self extracting or onedir archive to convert you ops script plus dependencies into something you can just distribute like a binary?
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2y ago
https://pip.pypa.io/en/stable/topics/dependency-resolution/
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