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by p2detar 4mo ago
> invasive mdm profile What do you think is invasive in an MDM profile? It's just a channel to push data to your phone. Your information outside the work container stays private. Even inside the work container nobody can actually fe
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by p2detar 4mo ago
Not only that, but the landscape of SMRs research and development is becoming very rich [0]. I think we are going to see a renaissance of reactor technology in the coming decade, and it will be well deserved. 0 - https://world-nu
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by p2detar 4mo ago
> For the cost of the R&D of one next generation nuclear reactor design, how many next generation battery and solar panels technologies can you develop This is a horrible argument. Yeah, let’s not spend money improving technology. We
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by p2detar 4mo ago
> that there seems to be a total lack of technology investment and innovation across Europe I wouldn’t be concerned, because this is obviously false.
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by p2detar 4mo ago
Have you heard of the https://modarchive.org ?
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by p2detar 4mo ago
And how does Protonmail help when Switzerland has signed the Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty with the US? If they need anything, they’ll get it.
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by p2detar 4mo ago
I'd also recommend Tobias Petry's books which feature MySQL and Postgres examples. Really easy to read. https://sqlfordevs.com/books+courses
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by p2detar 4mo ago
I made a Safari extension with Swift that automatically suggests using Fastmail masked email addresses on login forms. Never published it, instead just using an xcode dev build on my phone. Works flawlessly.
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by p2detar 4mo ago
Why would it stop with just developer layoffs? When software companies rely on LLM providers to run their business, I’d argue we‘ll see a massive bust of these companies around the world - from on-prem products to SaaS. Customers may build
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by p2detar 4mo ago
Exactly. I recently found out I can use Atlassian‘s ROVO to ask questions against our Wiki and Jira. I now forward consultants to ROVO first and only if they can’t find an answer then I’d look at their questions. Saves me a good chunk of ti
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by p2detar 4mo ago
It depends. I read JEPs quite often as part of my job. They are nice as a sum up of the intent behind the feature but they kind of hide the discussion and commits. Also one Java feature may encompass multiple JEPs. Go‘s github discussions o
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by p2detar 4mo ago
And given that the training data is very much international, why would this be just a USA-sovereign fund and not a world-fund?
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by p2detar 4mo ago
> I did not just vibe-code “convert test suite to python”. I’m a software engineer with 40 years experience (yeah, I’m OLD!) Interestingly enough, I see the trend of people with decades of experience using AI more and more often. I&#x2
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by p2detar 4mo ago
> it is the role of the parents to be having the say in what their kids should and shouldn't be doing The only effective tools parents have is to disallow or remove devices from their kids. It will work at the beginning but as they
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by p2detar 4mo ago
I find it hard to believe that it was due to the MDM? The Apple MDM protocol is embedded in MacOS. Were you using some sort of agent software?
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by p2detar 5mo ago
> Lotus Notes, a kind of primitive precursor to all-in-one office productivity suites like GDocs, Office365, etc. One of the most inaccurate descriptions of Lotus Notes I have ever come across. Try Exchange+SharePoint+Teams and you&#x2
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by p2detar 5mo ago
And what do we do when Microsoft kills the competition and hikes up the prices? They already did some time ago by the way. [0] 0 - https://www.reddit.com/r/Office365/comments/1iwfgzn/with_the...
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by p2detar 5mo ago
> I worked as a developer at a company. I asked the business owner a question about a business task. He sent me a ChatGPT screenshot with the answer. I replied that it had nothing to do with my question and everything there was wrong. A
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by p2detar 5mo ago
Looks cool. I most enjoyed the zombies game someone uploaded on itch.io. One thing to note is that game speeds feel very fast to me. I barely did anything in the asteroids game and the others also seem to run quite fast. It could be just me
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by p2detar 5mo ago
> It was intentionally designed for programmers with limited skill. No. That is not true. It was designed as a language so programmers of all levels can be productive at the scale of what Google does and across possibly many different te
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by p2detar 5mo ago
As someone below said, they might be from programming perspective, but technically they are not. See GOMAXPROCS for more info. That being said the whole `tractable primitive` thing used in the article sounds somewhat sloppy to me. I don&#x2
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by p2detar 5mo ago
> as amazing or fast as Rust For cli tools, game engines, etc. certainly so. But what about monoliths? Do we have enough data to say Rust handles long-running monolith apps exposing web and other network services better than the JVM with
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by p2detar 5mo ago
Some folks already dropped rust and went with zig. Honestly, to me it seems only devs at the peak density of the programming bell curve, are the ones arguing about “the better” programming language.
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by p2detar 5mo ago
I second that no-ORM statement. I even follow that in Java. Object mapping is fine, but I’ll write my own SQL, rather than debug obscure (to me) HQL queries.
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by p2detar 5mo ago
Go has the Green Tea GC since 1.25. It’s no longer simplistic and quite well engineered. The AVX-512 support was especially interesting to me. https://go.dev/blog/greenteagc
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by p2detar 5mo ago
That actually looks great. Thanks a lot for the link.
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by p2detar 5mo ago
Good job. I’d personally love to be able to compose my own tunes. Multi-channel support would be great as well.
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by p2detar 5mo ago
I personally like the McGilchrist-Jaynes exchange on this topic and I find McGilchrist's idea actually fascinating. > McGilchrist likely felt compelled to go out of his way to criticize Jaynes’s theory because McGilchrist is arguing
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by p2detar 5mo ago
> You can do it once, and save in in your bank app. I try not to send or write my IBAN just anywhere. With things like Direct Debit, I treat it with care. Sharp contrast with Paypal, where you can use your email address or even have a pa

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