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by okr 3y ago
That's interesting. We have some applications, that produce PDFs, which use fonts, which usually requires a non-headless (headfull?) jdk. At AWS i wonder, what the default alpine jdk contains. And how much space could be saved, if peop
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by okr 3y ago
The hipsters all wanted to have proper cappuccino. And its delicious. Hahaha.
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by okr 3y ago
Imho, renaming "folders" on S3 results in copying and deleting O(number of files)
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by okr 3y ago
So you want to say, that billionaires from china or the us have taken over countries with guns and bloodsheds? Interesting, makes good movie material.
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by okr 3y ago
No, these APIs have mostly generated docs from code, they are just bad, and i want something, that is documented around it. Like a wiki.
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by okr 3y ago
While we are at it, is there a nice tool to document (foreign) APIs in a collaborative way? Maybe using Markup Language? Shared via Git? There are so many undocumented APIs there, that i use daily and it is good to put my annotations anywhe
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by okr 3y ago
If ya have sqlite locally, read-only, maybe everything in a single docker image, which you can deploy thousands of times...
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by okr 3y ago
Hello Bitkeeper, hello Mercurial!
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by okr 3y ago
So, if a billionaire behaves good, you leave her alone? No way, Jose. For me it is playing with cliches, it is as old as humans amass things and can stop showing up for work while you and me can not. And we look with envy at this kind of fr
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by okr 3y ago
You say no, and watch people around you, how they react. It is just a way of getting used to it. And you get used to it. (saying no doesnt mean you say it out loud. there are a thousand ways to say no)
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by okr 3y ago
So, if someone says, billionaire is bad, that is an informed opinion, but when someone else says, billionaire is good, it is uninformed? Thanks for the fish. You pay for stuff in the supermarket, you get a product. No strings attached. I wo
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by okr 3y ago
Good is, if brothers help each other. In general, if humans help each other. But it is the brother's decision to help. Fair. Unfair is, if someone else grabs the stuff of the one brother and gives it to the other.
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by okr 3y ago
In a fair world i can keep what is mine and can do with it, what i want. If its well earned, so be it. In an unfair world it is taken away from me. It is just numbers.
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by okr 3y ago
I did not drink coffee often. But i liked the coffee smell. I tasted it from a portafilter machine, that won me over. Beside that, over those 15 years, the cafe culture has developed a lot worldwide. Those hipster people make everything be
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by okr 3y ago
Compared to what?
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by okr 3y ago
My goodness, i am glad i have made it that far. At least up to now. Deterioration is coming. Waiting for the Tricorder, that helps me maintain the equilibrium, if there is any.
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by okr 3y ago
Why so sad?
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by okr 3y ago
The doors drive me nuts. Sometimes the knobs react on the touch, sometimes they don't. Also changed batteries in the fob, but no behaviour change.
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by okr 3y ago
Yaya, its always the other car drivers, that are evil. ;) Here, Headlights are automatic. Imho a matrix LED is at work. And it illuminates wonderfully the surroundings and helped avoiding physical contact with animals, that might have cross
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by okr 3y ago
hey now
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by okr 3y ago
Thank god for coloni, umm, borderless migration of people!
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by okr 3y ago
Oh man. You know, Indonesia has now an online tool for "Visa On Arrival". And their demands are ridiculous and basically without help. How Do you scan a passport without reflections (at least they have a try/error mechanism
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by okr 3y ago
I am pretty tolerant when it comes to not knowing things or time for learning new skills. With this fast changing industry i can not help it but tolerating. But when i catch someone lying at least twice about something technical, i do my pa
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by okr 3y ago
What is questionable-value? People pay for questionable things, that brings value to them, though that value is questionable? Do not get it. Though i understand the personal resentment.
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by okr 3y ago
Are you saying, government with tax payer money acts responsibly?
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by okr 3y ago
Is ZeroETL not in early stages, still? I heard it replicates everything. No filtering yet on parts of the binlog (tables/columns). But other than that, i like the idea. (I would like to know, where their ZeroETL originated from, usuall
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by okr 3y ago
It is just a theory, but i think, apps were often written by people, who want to avoid conversations with strangers, who can exert some kind of power, who say no arbitrarily, because they can. At some point it took off and it became busines
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by okr 3y ago
Yep, i agree, it is a universal tool, a swiss knife, so to say. That is what i pay for. Yet, many apps on it are addictive, that i would prefer not to be. Those things I don't want in my life, just like access to drugs. But it is tough
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by okr 3y ago
(Since when is privacy a right? Just curious. I always saw it as a privilege. Having my room with my bed to sleep in.)
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by okr 3y ago
Nah, its not true. Look at the overpopulated areas, look at how dirty the rivers are and how much trash is at the shore. Why should they care? Most of the people do not own anything. And owning something is considered evil as of late on HN.

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