misiek08

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by misiek08 1y ago
You mean compiler vs client reporting issues? Never safer.
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by misiek08 2y ago
Native apps also are suspended. Or can be, like na iOS (not being fanboy, I appreciate this mechanism). Also native, desktop apps also can be almost suspended while not used. Web apps are just way easier to do anything (rarely good), so man
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by misiek08 2y ago
Your projects require holistic and craft solutions. Simple, working ways are the wrong path!
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by misiek08 2y ago
Basically CF default WAF settings saved more small and medium companies I can even count to. I’m not CF fan, but WAFs (with rate limiting) do help. Sad that one or two incidents for that complicated and big services make people post such co
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by misiek08 2y ago
Couldn't switch to docs from the page linked here, Chrome on macOS. Refresh and it works. Big hopes killed in an instant.
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by misiek08 2y ago
> Firefox is already irrelevant Did I miss anything? It’s still not as clumsy and resource intensive (while destroying hardware like disks) like Chrome..
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by misiek08 2y ago
Im curious how you are currently writing those comments. Other than most of the hardware is made in CN or TW, there is not so much records targeting normal people. Also you get good hardware cheap, it just works and helps us going forward.
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by misiek08 2y ago
250 sounds like Banana R4 already won. Seeing different no-name boards such specs should be way less or we should have 2 10G fiber, 4-5 10G copper and some great specs in terms of computing... Did I miss anything?
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by misiek08 2y ago
I'd love to see what is the easiest way, for a hardcore backend guy with completely dumb part of brain responsible for visuals, to quickly visualize things in JS. I would pay for a "d3/p5 tutorial".
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by misiek08 2y ago
Dogfooding is a thing right? Right?! Working for two companies I see how in the small one people manually test their changes, try to break them, even having in-code tests. At the big corpo - noone cares. Tests are green? Release to prod, cl
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by misiek08 2y ago
Disclaimer: I'm from Poland, not relocated, but conscious. "We live in times where there’s always data to back up any conclusion—you just have to pick the right ones." Every relocated person got money for the relocation. Even
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by misiek08 2y ago
Just use GitHub projects instead of paying per task? WOW.
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by misiek08 2y ago
We bought a company hosting on Azure. They used hosted Postgres and are hosting .NET services on Windows. Small infra, in range of 2-3 hundreds cores and 1T memory. Every few days M$ randomly shuts down random instances for maintenance, dis
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by misiek08 2y ago
Weak programmers do this to defend this group making crap software. I agree that defaults should be secure and maybe there should be request limit on admin, full access token - but then people will just create another token with full access
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by misiek08 2y ago
„The last one CEO who cared about the product quality” No updates taking 2 years to finish, no melting connectors, no overheating new phones. And firing people who proactively work against company they are hired by.
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by misiek08 2y ago
You are maybe in 0.005%. If project has even a presentation at the end it’s already being considered successful. And I thought it’s maybe Poland only, but Germant and France is the same (I’ve seen this myself, not heard from 3rd party)
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by misiek08 2y ago
"It works!" is the only thing that will be visible on web page after hundreds of milions will be burned. I’m observing few of such „unprecedented” cooperation projects from EU funds. A lot of meetings, a lot of managers, plenty of
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by misiek08 2y ago
I think „scary” is the best word. If of course rumor about choosing RISC-V over ARM is true! We just saw big win of ARM over Intel's multi-decade scam and yet here we are with another split from ARM, because of politics. Scary to see h
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by misiek08 2y ago
Sad you got downvoted. Signal UX is 100x worse than Telegram and I probably can calculate it to prove this exact number. I’m dreaming about Telegram client and Signal-like openness.
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by misiek08 2y ago
Not sure if correct, but I'll tell you my point of view. Many people nowadays are programming not in Java, but in Spring. And it is slow, resource intensive and in the long term - development speed is badly affected too. You have simpl
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by misiek08 2y ago
I'm using very niche mouse nowadays - Bloody. Weirdly they work ok, they have (IMHO) good parameters, if you are not a gaming master race. I was using two of them, each for 3 years and changed only because I lost replacement for the &q
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by misiek08 2y ago
Funny how things like ESI/SSI would make such pages very easy to prepare and serve, but we switched to whole V8 engine to render HTML from almost-HTML syntax :)
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by misiek08 2y ago
Small misorder in the „right route” - you should first activate the virtual environment just created and then install pandas.
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by misiek08 2y ago
And people were laughing at PHP comments configuring framework, right?
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by misiek08 2y ago
I thought Twitter fired 70% of manpower and still works?
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by misiek08 2y ago
It’s sad, but there are a lot of companies using it. In all places I know (directly or friends) it’s being chosen as „easier”. Almost everyone ends up not knowing the real schema of data inside the database, but using Spring-magic they are
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by misiek08 2y ago
They are. Both sides that are interchangeably leading the country. Nothing really changed since at least 50+ years. Same names, same stories. Both groups did some PR moves showing police, CBA and ABW being successful catching some poor guys
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by misiek08 2y ago
Hopefully! For all those years of scamming, security holes made only because of performance issues and sad anti-AMD propaganda - they should suffer. Tech should have companies to fight for market exclusively by tech, not by marketing and la
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by misiek08 2y ago
Not even on my company's crappy proxy (not supporting QUIC and having problems with HTTP/2 sometimes). Works, loads rather quickly.
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by misiek08 2y ago
First - open source tool adjusted to the task it wasn’t made for in short time, only because it is open source and written without BuilderFactoryProvider. (already mentioned so I’m sorry, but it’s killing me every day) Big company would tak

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