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ofrzeta
2y ago
I don't know what you mean by "real software development" but ideas and technologies have certainly leaked to other domains, so many "real apps" are now web apps in some shell like Electron or Tauri.
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ofrzeta
2y ago
No updates in Spain?
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ofrzeta
2y ago
Lidl has their own IT company that is not mentioned in the article as far as I can see: https://it.schwarz/ (linked from the "Digits" page, though)
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ofrzeta
2y ago
Do you also watch Memento?
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ofrzeta
2y ago
I don't know. There are academics, medical doctors who believe in homeopathy or worse. So academic credentials no not automatically translate in overall rationality.
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ofrzeta
2y ago
It might be an "OS" but it has a Linux kernel. It's a self-acclaimed "pioneering Linux distribution". It has some features other distros/tools implement to some extent as well: rebootless atomic upgrades, rollb
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ofrzeta
2y ago
Well, then they will get fined but they will never pay because after some time some horse trading will be take place, for instance when the other countries need Hungary's vote for additional financial support for the Ukraine.
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ofrzeta
2y ago
Many stacks offer hot code reloading. I am not a dedicated frontend developer but I used to work on a Vue 3 frontend for a project and it was actually quite nice to have the dev service watch the files and the browser hot reload the page wh
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ofrzeta
2y ago
I can only blame teachers. In primary school after four years they finally managed that there's only on kid per class left (that would be you I guess) has fun with math. At home I am fighting an uphill battle because I know it can be f
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ofrzeta
2y ago
As far as I understand Kardinal manages Istio for you.
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ofrzeta
2y ago
I don't know why this got posted but the project Orkut is referring to most likely is hello.com which itself is defunct by now. Am I missing something?
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ofrzeta
2y ago
It's crazy to talk about food pairings and not mention Niki Segnit's "Food Thesaurus" which is a quite comprehensive and entertaining book about food pairings https://www.nikisegnit.com/the-flavour-thesau
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Grafica Obscura
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ofrzeta
2y ago
While I agree in principle here are some commands that help: - df -h / - ip -brief a s - mount -t ext4 (or whatever you usually are using)
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ofrzeta
2y ago
Related recent coverage about the failed arrest of one of the main suspects: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41244947
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ofrzeta
2y ago
It was an estimation made up early in the coverage by experts when they didn't even know what kind of explosives were used (it's Octogen).
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ofrzeta
2y ago
Something missing from the obituaries is a funny trivia story about the guns they found at Delon's home in February 2024. 72 guns, 3000 rounds of ammo and no permit. He even had his own gun range. The lack of a permit didn't seem
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ofrzeta
2y ago
It's also extensively mentioned in the article.
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ofrzeta
2y ago
Another good book (also quite timeless) is Osterhout's Philosophy of Software Design (though it's less philosophical than the title might suggest).
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ofrzeta
2y ago
"We currently have 6 paid full-time engineers working on Ladybird" - and onboarding another one. That's quite the achievement in such a short amount of time.
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ofrzeta
2y ago
So you think if we put more billions into the entertainment industry then at some point the minimum wage people will get decent pay?
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ofrzeta
2y ago
> Yes I'm aware that RSA encryption is obsolete. Maybe you are talking about this? https://ikarus.sg/rsa-is-not-dead/ "Only the ssh-rsa signature algorithm is deprecated"
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ofrzeta
2y ago
wtf? Now I am switching! :-) Oh, I get it "The current status is that no text can be shown due to some rendering issues,so it is not usable at all" (nine days ago). Still, if you got Firefox you are ready for mainstream adoption.
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2y ago
John Vert on that "I believe Mark Lucovsky wrote the original code that dumped a bunch of text to the screen. This was a bugcode and a stack dump, resulting in a bunch of useless hex numbers which product support would occasionally dut
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ofrzeta
2y ago
I would love to play around with some consumer 3D stuff. Either some kit to take anaglyphs or a 3D camera. The Nintendo 3DS has a 3D camera as far as I understand and several years ago 3D image cellphones where a thing, too ( https:/&#
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ofrzeta
2y ago
Well, otherwise it would be a lot more than 30 years.
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ofrzeta
2y ago
You read the article or headline? "2-hour Mediterranean Sea attack"
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ofrzeta
2y ago
I kind of tried to replicate your experiment (in German where "Erdbeere" has 4 E) that went the same way. The interesting thing was that after I pointed out the error I couldn't get it to doubt the result again. It stuck to t
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ofrzeta
2y ago
You've also pivoted a bit into AI? :) Personally I find that unfortunate because that's not what you actually do (even though many people at Google might use the framework for this) and it's distracting.
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ofrzeta
2y ago
That stipple background with the X cursor triggered many positive emotions. Like getting a remote X display to work. Another memory: Hummingbird X Server "eXceed" on Windows (NT I guess).
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