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by on_the_train 8mo ago
"Enterprise edition" is usually a sign of parody projects. But this seems to be serious?
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by on_the_train 8mo ago
Yeah NOW it's suddenly about the guidelines lmao
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by on_the_train 8mo ago
YouTube is completely broken with this shitty spark thing. Also yesterday I was greeted with an entire new sidebar. It's comical
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by on_the_train 8mo ago
It literally breaks YouTube
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by on_the_train 8mo ago
No you can't, or rather you only get a tiny amount in the correct wavelengths
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by on_the_train 8mo ago
It really is the specific wavelength. Higher or lower is easier. But euv has tricky properties which make it feasible for Lithography (although just barely it you have a look at the optics) but hard to produce with high intensities.
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by on_the_train 8mo ago
This is a steep increase of power to get out of a vacuum system that is highly sensitive to temperature changes.
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by on_the_train 8mo ago
I wrote a mildly popular header only library with exactly this pattern once. Then there came a guy adding cmake. I didn't really know it back then so I didn't stop him. The downloads went to literally zero lol. Cmake is an extreme
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by on_the_train 8mo ago
Unpopular opinion: They're one of these things that are popular because of their cool name. For most purposes, they're not a good fit
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by on_the_train 8mo ago
My perspective might be equally naive as I've rarely had contact with databases in my professional life, but 100ms sounds like an absolutely mental timeframe (in a bad way)
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by on_the_train 8mo ago
It's ok to have a hobby. Not everything needs to be minmaxed to extract the maximum amount of money from the system.
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by on_the_train 9mo ago
It's still been the standard since c++11 and I've been using it every since in all teams I've worked in.
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by on_the_train 9mo ago
It's been the go-to syntax for 15 years now
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by on_the_train 9mo ago
But the others would have advantage in numbers and the law.
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by on_the_train 9mo ago
He rubs me the wrong way, too. Curl is overhyped and a pain to work with. And he's getting high on the "success" while crying about not being paid for something he offers for free. I think Americans have a nice phrase about h
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by on_the_train 9mo ago
No. People who are loud do that because they want to be loud. They want to hurt people. And they get off to weaklings being polite. The law is too slow and too forgiving for these destructive forces. We need to bring violence back in a big
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by on_the_train 9mo ago
That's the reason why polymorphism is sometimes described as slow. It's not really slow... But it prevents inlining and therefore always is a function call as opposed to sometimes no function call. It's not the polymorphism i
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by on_the_train 9mo ago
But LLMs aren't advertised as some future thing. They're advertised as being almighty and replacing devs in great numbers. And that's simply not true. It's a fad like 3D movies
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by on_the_train 9mo ago
Another one of these sickening pieces. Framing opposition to an expensive tech that doesn't work as "anti". I tried letting the absolutely newest models write c++ today again. Gpt 5.1 and opus 4.5. single function with two or
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by on_the_train 9mo ago
Fun story to add: I can't get my heart rate measured. I get so nervous about it that I immediately double my heart rate. Of course it's impossible to communicate that with doctors. One even equipped me with a 24h heart monitor. On
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by on_the_train 9mo ago
LCD is just the better technology. Besides what this article is about, OLED have awful burning and longevity problems. They're great for watching movies on the first month (and that's what gets them sold), but really not much else
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by on_the_train 9mo ago
Oh another run of new small apps. Why not unleash this oh so powerful tools not on a jira ticket written two years ago, targeting 3 different repos in an old legacy moloch, like actual work? It's always just the "Fibonacci" e
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by on_the_train 9mo ago
It has to be clarified though, that askreddits main purpose is to gather karma for new accounts. It's the only popular sub without karma thresholds. So is common knowledge to spam it with new accounts to make them usable. It's the
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by on_the_train 9mo ago
Uv rays are not safe. But not getting uv rays is also not safe. Like so many things in biology, bodies are optimized for ranges in the middle and not at the extremes.
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by on_the_train 10mo ago
It's just another run of the mill reddit rage bait fanfic. Nothing makes sense plus the weird responses by the user. Inb4 no shallow dismissals > The algorithm is a gigantic neural network, and as such essentially a black box, incom
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by on_the_train 10mo ago
Even if that was true (it's not), freedom of speech is still more important than a few peoples lives
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by on_the_train 10mo ago
My family is a family of dancers. My parents love it. My older sister danced and even taught dancing. So I was always under intense observation when it comes to that. And every hint of it was immediately commented on. Every movement to musi
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by on_the_train 10mo ago
All while it's currently the coldest winter of the last 15 years. Fascinating
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by on_the_train 10mo ago
https://www.bz-berlin.de/meinung/kolumne/kolumne-mein-aerger...
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by on_the_train 10mo ago
I know a few more, for example demonoid. This list is just a sunset. Inb4 "actually it's not Germany censoring. It's the ISPs"

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