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by misiek08 9mo ago
More a reply to few fellow comments: I have few Win 11 hosts that I use. No management software other than just antivirus. 90% of them are super slow, on every hardware. The latest super-feature on one of them is empty Task Manager. It just
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by misiek08 9mo ago
The saddest here is "were". iOS 26 is every day showing us that quality left Apple few years ago.
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by misiek08 9mo ago
So happy being on supported, stable version. Every other Windows release is a nightmare and when I saw W11 empty task manager (yes, the bug still persists, of course no response from M$ and some private contact saying to "just reinstal
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by misiek08 9mo ago
It’s funny how we avoid the technologies we can’t complain about much. Seeing an Elixir projects on production I always wonder „why we are not using it more often”. More talking about Elixir here. For Elixir I saw a simple distributed job s
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by misiek08 9mo ago
Just out of curiosity, because I saw way too many i++ implementations - were things like UUIDv7 allowed or because of timestamp they are not random enough? While having such conversations I assume it’s already good enough, but maybe I’ll le
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by misiek08 9mo ago
For me the biggest issue is all the articles and videos showing how people run entire companies in WASM and then sample code with fn(i32, i32) i32. The interoperability between languages and pre-defined APIs like WASI are just not there yet
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by misiek08 9mo ago
If you are not interested in disrupting the grid then yes - you implied it’s bad. You only mentioned the bad sides of such info being widely available. And like already mentioned in more nested comments - it’s not difficult to get such info
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by misiek08 9mo ago
Not so sure these days tbh. People are trying to shove as much shiny tools as possible instead of sometimes writing 10 vanilla JS lines and proceed to next feature or project. Maybe it’s already exhausted, but left-pad, is-odd, is-even are
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by misiek08 9mo ago
Maybe it is „very” professional, so he is part of one of hundreds of teams and he is creating micro parts of big system and with such setup he is easily hiding in ocean of very low performing people. In many big setups there are so-called m
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by misiek08 9mo ago
From my perspective: tons of very simple, duplicated software. The bad thing is - there is a lot of space on different markets for such software. Here in Poland you can earn for pretty decent life being lame programmer, but building simple
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by misiek08 9mo ago
Today Microsoft didn’t write any OS and had only partial participation in programming language or framework. They open sourced .NET and in Windows 10 you can still see same behavior and internal as XP. I wonder how many real top-tier engine
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by misiek08 9mo ago
Every other Windows is bad. 95 bad, 98 okayish, ME bad, etc. Win 10 was good and now we have the 11.
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by misiek08 10mo ago
Roomba couldn’t remember map, so when you wanted to clean part of the apartment you had to build barriers or just walk with it. It also got lost way too many times. As for the Chinese products - look at Valetudo. If you write about cloud an
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by misiek08 10mo ago
Have same experience as OP on newest ATV 4k. Good it's not only me who wonders how is it possible that they describe such great approaches to encoding, but final result is just so bad. Good that the OCAs really work and are very inspir
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by misiek08 11mo ago
We are observing the most valuable people leaving, because they easily can get a job at place where they care more about value you get to company than the bonus you will get as C-level after firing highly paid workers. In the cases we know
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by misiek08 11mo ago
Sometimes is the only form when you spend time, write really good report and get just „go f yourself, not a bug”. He could call it "enshittification going in Fedora community", but went straight and honest.
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by misiek08 11mo ago
I have wireguard and basic home automation things running as an experiment on vacuum cleaner. Its app was deadly slow, so having 2 cores and some memory to spare he became his own savior, with Valetudo included.
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by misiek08 11mo ago
In every language having any kind of asynchronous features you should get exactly same result. Other comments already mentioned how the example should look and how it differs. In short: having other coroutine working and awaiting e.g. on sl
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by misiek08 11mo ago
I think that completely useless example, wrong assumptions that other languages will give different output for it and only bragging about how Python’s model is great, because it gives you the differentiation you can’t understand. I hope we
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by misiek08 11mo ago
My personal experience with both is that decompilers work great for easy code. I still have both Java and C# projects that I wish I decompiled even to worst possible, but almost compilable code. Instead getting just decompiler errors or cod
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by misiek08 11mo ago
Make sure to update and restart Firefox.
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by misiek08 11mo ago
A lot of mediocre devs sitting at corporations that migrated from PHP to Java and currently can’t write relatively good code in any language make jokes of PHP, because it was popular for some time. They won’t admit the language gave them fo
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by misiek08 11mo ago
Biggest problem here is way too many people think they have those problems or they will have them in a second.
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by misiek08 11mo ago
This one doesn't change that much like others said, but it is still burning money. Universities and their projects waste a lot of money - from buying hardware via complicated processes to projects wasting millions of USD (in cases I kn
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by misiek08 11mo ago
But Sir! We are talking here between USA <eagle sound> versus rest of the world that’s unsafe and all the time attacking USA people privacy. Cisco is India based, not American! disclaimer: not connected in any way with Cisco, just dis
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by misiek08 1y ago
It’s like dot on steroids? Variables and cleaner syntax, but similar premises? https://graphviz.org/doc/info/lang.html
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by misiek08 1y ago
iP 15 Pro, Safari, same xD
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by misiek08 1y ago
The day EA games will run on Linux will be the day Windows dies IMHO. This will mean full support of all broken graphical APIs and stability of drivers from e.g. nvidia that currently looks like a rollercoaster ride - every other app works
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by misiek08 1y ago
Where is this dream-land? They got dumped along other mixed trash and lay for decades. Same with old, perfectly fine iPads with retina displays.
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by misiek08 1y ago
You also need to get budget, few months earlier, sometimes even legal approval. Then you have security rules, „preferred” services and the list goes on..

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