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5y ago
Last five years I'm looking at how my colleagues are struggling to dismantle a king of monoliths to services to enable various teams to move at faster pace and scale different parts independently. Those people couldn't be more wro
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Almost never downvote, only if I see something blately stupid without supporting arguments or non-constructive.
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Exactly. And then people wonder why everything is electron nowadays. Native UI development on any platform is pure garbage compared to frameworks in Web frontend. I hope SwiftUI and flutter will be able to make it at least a little bit bett
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5y ago
Like if any other thing with automatic package management is any better. .m2/repository is 5 gb on my machine. Rust crates? Go packages that are neatly tucked away too? Node just makes it visible and in your face by putting the node_mo
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5y ago
Actually me who's running a stack of services on Node.JS written in TypeScript had a wonderful weekend. I had my birthday on Sunday and took my girls to Christmas fare. So did my colleagues. The other half of the company were busy reso
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I _hate_ smart asses that do "everything final by default". It all fun and giggles until I can't mock some stupid class in some stupid library that I have no choice but to use just because someone is high on "inheritance
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5y ago
> Android has grown too big for google to maintain My theory is Google was never setup to maintain such a thing. I think an operating system running on customers hardware requires quite a bit different, more stringent, responsible approa
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5y ago
I have alerts going off because of that…
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Prandtl–Glauert singularity https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prandtl–Glauert_singularity > The Prandtl–Glauert singularity is a theoretical construct in flow physics, often incorrectly used to explain vapor cones in tr
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Prandtl–Glauert singularity https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prandtl–Glauert_singularity > The Prandtl–Glauert singularity is a theoretical construct in flow physics, often incorrectly used to explain vapor cones in tr
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5y ago
There were times when physics PhDs would chuckle and say absurd about going faster than sound. The equations that we had back then also predicted all kind of infinities in pressure, etc.
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5y ago
That's the missing piece for that Designed By Apple 300 dollar book.
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5y ago
Just use "reader" mode and you'll be good
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> transcoding and finding the damn things I'm sorry, this is bullshit. I spend _less_ time if I torrent stuff. Example: I want to watch the last season of Expanse. Ok, go to iTunes (Apple TV). Nope, not there (Australia). Hmmm, may
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Good to know, thank you. It is still doesn't cancel my point that producing "self-hosting in a box" devices is possible and profitable. Also there used to be "Windows Home Server" thingy.
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> It's not something most tech people can That's not really true, there are offerings on the market that make it a breeze. Take Synology. You get raid with dozens of terabytes, that is self managed and has got instructions on e
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Yes this. All this case (and similar others with other companies) demonstrates is that we're lacking in laws and regulation here. There should be no way that it is legal to just lock a customer like that without paying them all the mon
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5y ago
“Make it so” is so on point :)
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I don’t use it very often (not enough people from my circle there) but I went straignt to that screen and donated. We gotta keep this option live and open for us.
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I recently grew fond of Gitfox. Has been using it for couple months and am very happy with it. Prior to that I couldn't stand any Git GUI and was living in terminal.
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I wanted for some time to have wiki compiled into man pages or info files and have all of it locally.
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I expected something like that. Don't get me wrong, not in a bad way in "I know where you're coming from way". I personally don't care for icons, I like "the Apple way" - a menu with a search. A perfect Wi
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Have you ever run `rm -f important_doc.txt` instead of intended `rm -f important_doc copy.txt`? It doesn't matter if it is GUI or terminal interface, software must be _humane_, forgive mistakes and provide a way out. As much as love Un
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That is an interesting perspective. May I ask you what is you professional use of a computer and if it is programming - what kind of programming? I’m asking because I’m curious if environment drives habits/preferences.
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5y ago
I use fzf as command autocomplete tool in my zsh. It is still not a command palette but gets pretty close.
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Correction: Event logs should be transaction logs instead and you must be able to travel through it reverting and re-applying actions. It should be branch-able and allow you to jump between those branches.
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My company pays for on-call. There is a rotation, you go for a week and they pay you more for that week by several hundred AUDs and it is basically a job requirement. Does the fact that it is discussed during hiring process and that it is
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I use iPad with Notability and it seems to be perfect. I keep my notes in Apple Notes and hand writing in Notability. Endless scrolling makes it so it doesn’t feel size limiting and features like circle a piece of text to move/zoom it
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> wider roads Surprisingly but not, at least compared to Russia (and Switzerland) Lanes here are narrower than in Russia and of my memory doesn’t fail me, when we were driving from Switzerland to Italy several years ago, the lanes there
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> Disregard for minorities is generally frowned upon by human societies, isn't it? Not really, it is relatively recent development in a limited set of cultures/subcultures. And even in those cultures, it is not just any minorit
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