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We just evaluated zulip as well and the mobile app was extremely bare bones. Also, I liked the UX of the web but others felt it was way too technical to give to our staff (some of whom will really struggle with any kind of change). I haven’
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I’ve never had a problem with a system76 or tuxedo computers laptop using suspend correctly. If you want it to just work, you may need to buy from a manufacturer who you pay to make it just work. Otherwise you’re comparing a dyi setup to Ap
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Funny, I had the exact same frustration, also with nulls and a left join. I did end up ripping it out and doing it over again with Timescale (ugh okay Tiger Data). The ability to use Postgres normal things plus timeseries columar storage is
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Shhh don't remind them
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Same. Also, my Spotify auto generated playlists hadn't changed for several years. I finally got fed up and googled around only to find it was a known issue. Clearly somebody realized they could just turn off those expensive GPUs...
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In mise.toml I have: ``` [tools] python = "3.12.11" ruff = "latest" ``` I get ruff installed and anything else needed without any fuss.
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Most python written at a large scale uses types (TypedDict) and/or Pydantic for safety and never plain dict objects. That's a code smell in any language, we can stuff data into `map[string]interface{}` all day long and cause probl
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Steam is really the reason a lot of people are able to entertain a switch to Linux. It seems like mostly a lot of people are holding out on Windows 11 but planning a switch if they're finally forced. Microsoft can't use the same p
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Dirt is pretty heavy. As the article said, the next step is to add native plants to the top.
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Are we watching the same things? It would seem they are. I see videos of LA police shooting reporters (with less than lethal but from a lethal distance) and swarms of cops ignoring 3 mounted officers attempting to trample a guy on the groun
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Yeah. So.. a big chunk of the Marine Corps are hard-right Trump supporters but not nearly all. The Marines are different in that the leadership is steeped in the history and tradition of the Corps from the start of bootcamp. They will know
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An object of that size in orbit seems like it'd run into problems developing sizable holes due to space junk and whathaveyou. There's probably some maintenance...
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Yup, this caused me months of work. Many people chose not to bother.
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That's been a fringe legal theory for a while. But historically it's been understood that even if in the country illegally, somebody driving too fast is going to get a ticket, right? If they commit a crime they are thrown in jail.
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This was what happened to us, we were a small company and were just buying Dells with Windows already installed. We had valid license keys from the factory on everything, so it didn't make sense to me that we needed some volume key for
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I started my career rewriting a product using Microsoft's DNA business server with Java and never looked back. I'm shocked this keeps happening, honestly. I guess I'm a "never again" sort but surprised there's
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Instead of comfort I feel constantly annoyed that the language gives me so little that I have to produce more lines and very little in the way of convenience. It's a language that benefits a lot from AI completion, at least. Yeah, old
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I went to a Jesuit university. The way it was explained to me could be simplified to: God wouldn't lie to us, God made nature, so then scientific discoveries therefore teach us more about nature and God. When a new discovery threatens
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Notification blindness. I've been struggling with finding balance for years as a front-line manager who codes. I need to be responsive-ish to incoming queries but also have my own tasks. If I am too responsive, it's easy for my wo
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Nothing wrong with a society wanting to have a nice thing and choosing to paying for it. Trails and parks are politically quite popular.
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You don't have to choose between them, django-ninja gives you the same routing experience but without losing all the batteries included experience of Django.
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Yeah, for me my windows weren't standard sizes so had to be custom built, anyhow. At that point, you might as well get installation as well. Some stucco had to be chipped back to insert the new window but it's covered by the vinyl
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A lot of this seems like the fault of the ALB, is it? I had the same problem and eventually moved off of it to cloudflare tunnels pointed at service load balancers directly, which changed immediately when pods went bad. With a grace period
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I came from meet where none of the macs could screen share due to recent OS updates :)
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Very different in my experience but implementation matters. I've been using mobx for years with great results, largely because I move all of the logic out of components into stores. I think that's the actual key, since most hooks-
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I inherited a codebase with the same problem. After a few debugging sessions where it wasn't clear where the error was coming from, I decided the root problem was that we didn't have stack traces. Fortunately, the code was already
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There are a few things you can't do with docker (my case was an addon that I wanted). The install docs have a good grid of the differences.
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What I wish I had known: HA is just a python program, it's pretty easy to run it manually. After my Pi's sdcard died, I wanted to use an old laptop (more reliable with a built-in backup battery) so I followed the deployment recomm
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And the second browsers supported rounded corners, they went out of style :-(
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Yeah same. I didn't want to install all of those i386 library versions either. But I've found the flatpak steam client to be wonderfully easy and maintenance free, which let's me use my computer for other things, too. https:
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