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by p2detar 2y ago
The whole thing smells of Russian tactics. They want to get rid of Zelenskyy and install their own puppet president in Ukraine. This will effectively bring back Ukraine to where it was pre-2022 but half-destroyed and with less territory. Th
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Last week it was Microsoft, now Signal, who’s next? https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/security/blog/2025/02/13/sto...
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Can confirm with Vert.x. I used to have a JRebel subscription for code hot swapping in another project but in my current Vert.x thing I simply don’t need it. It’s just fast.
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It's insane how many people like that are out there. "Fission is bad, fusion is bad, we should only do renewables." C'mon, fission brought us where we are and fusion might be the future. I believe they both deserve furth
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by p2detar 2y ago
My impression is people use ORM not because they lack SQL skills (which is possible), but because it makes object-mapping much easier and with a large count of tables and ever-evolving database, at some point it just feels more natural to d
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> What happens when it is at end of life? Does it get removed? Good question. I recon it just stays on the sea floor, if it's less profitable to remove and sell. Although they might probably pull just those sections in shallow water
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OP meant people though, not organizations, which I assume are not that easy to migrate. In the end it's a void question though. users will flock to where opinions resonate with theirs.
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by p2detar 2y ago
I was reluctant to switch to Caddy because I couldn't understand if does or does not use Linux' sendfile sys call, which made a huge difference for me with Nginx. [0] Nevertheless, I used Caddy to front our internal Mattermost cha
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by p2detar 2y ago
Switched to Fastmail years ago and never looked back. Chrome mainly for testing webapps otherwise Safari. Google.com for search - yes, but also DuckDuckGo an lately Qwant - amazing results really.
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If that was true then it wouldn't make sense to drop from 65% to 50%. Also the personnel they train need hardware and ammunition for training. It's a complex problem I'm sure, but the war has played a role here for sure.
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Yes. That's because Germany is the largest contributor of military equipment and money to Ukraine in Europe.
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by p2detar 2y ago
With brothers I'd assume you mean Ukraine and Russia? While something could be said about the role of US in starting the war, it is entirely a decision of Russia's leadership. There is a war, because Putin wanted a war. It is as s
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by p2detar 2y ago
I don't want to share it because it may connect this profile with it. I just wanna say - there was an active core in this rival sub that was googling people, searching for their real identities on any social network. A guy in our commu
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by p2detar 2y ago
I want Reddit to fail. I do visit it and use it, but being a mod for an year and seeing the sub I was in attacked by rival subs and their community (including mods) and eventually banned by reddit admins was just mind boggling to me. Never
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Great work. This actually could have a practical use. I'm seriously impressed.
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China looks pretty safe to me. Unless you‘re a dissident of course.
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> There is a lot to be said about the use of DI frameworks with blatant class path scans, but that's not necessarily Java's fault. I used to support Atlassian's products on the intranet before we migrated (almost) everythi
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by p2detar 2y ago
> Please, as a user, I implore you to look into native targets. It's not as hard as it seems anymore. Some thins really do need Jlink. You are not my target. It's enterprise software - I'm given a Windows Server VM and the
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> Why isn't shipping the runtime with the code a more common practise? That's what I actually do for our product. The JRE is shipped with it as well as startup scripts and services registration bridge for Windows. I guess the n
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by p2detar 2y ago
Exactly. I can bet that every country on the world having a nuclear bomb would actually make the world a safer place. We are still primitive, so the threat of us being destroyed at any time should keep us at bay. No country that holds nukes
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by p2detar 2y ago
I think you described much of the European Java job market atm where shops prefer hire Spring/Boot-experienced devs. A lot refuse to invite you to interview if you have 0 XP with it or will try to hire you as junior (less pay), no matt
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by p2detar 2y ago
> Graal can only create native binaries targeting the system on which it is running. That means that if you want to create binaries for {Linux,Windows,Mac}x{Intel,ARM}, you need 6 different machines in order to build the 6 binaries and s
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by p2detar 2y ago
Pregnancy boosts the immune system, so that may be it. Btw, the amino acid L-Lysine may also help. Many people report positive results on regular intake and one of them is me.
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by p2detar 2y ago
I love the first two and especially the last point in the list so much. AI code could be just assembly with loop unroll, memory alignment, registers and so on optimization. It need not be code a human would generally write but it will be op
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I also think it’s lobste.rs. The about section also mentions an invite-only user tree.
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Hinton's views on human consciousness would seem remarkably "unhuman" coming from your PoV and if I understand you correctly. I think his point is based more on self-preservation rather than idolatry. My observations about hi
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> In a sense, people preaching the coming dominance of AI are suicidal or homicidal, since they are pursuing their own demise by technical means. Nope, that is an unsubstantial argument. Geoffrey Hinton, the „God father of AI“ is neither
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by p2detar 2y ago
Bad luck. Just tried to ask it to generate some code and assign the result to a variable called „Winnie The Pooh The Chinese Communist Party Leader“. Can you guess what happened? A more effective thing would be to generate code with securit
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> 5 lunar distances (LD) I think this is the first time I see this distance notation. You learn something every day I guess. Now I wonder if an Asteroid passing < 1LD is basically always a hit.
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Not sure I understand how exactly open source plays a key role here in terms of project development. Looking at https://github.com/deepseek-ai , those repos have a bunch of of contributors but unless I'm wrong I don&#x2

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