papichulo2023

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by papichulo2023 2y ago
I like to code in cpp as a hobby (computer vision stuff) but avoid template programing like the plague. The part of std is already scary stuff with 50 lines of errors for single typo.
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by papichulo2023 2y ago
Isnt this just a private loan?
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by papichulo2023 2y ago
This would be closer to a personal cloud. It's meant for other devices to connect with.
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by papichulo2023 2y ago
Most tools expose openai-like apis that you can easily integrate with.
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by papichulo2023 2y ago
Not sure about Rust std. But on cpp I heard a lot low-level companies avoid using its standard library since it is too bloated and optimized for too many cases.
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by papichulo2023 2y ago
Just FYI: in some languages (like Go iirc) you need to add the subfolder of your monorepo to the workplace in order to LSP to work properly, at least on VSCode.
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by papichulo2023 2y ago
By definition anything that communicates with a db is not pure. So kinda useless term for endpoint handlers.
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by papichulo2023 2y ago
Are you a human founder?
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by papichulo2023 2y ago
In my company they are embeddeding I think Go on Yaml. Yaml engineers are real.
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by papichulo2023 2y ago
Also not-denormalized means normalized, right?
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by papichulo2023 2y ago
Maybe because /radeon/ in the link, which means they only list the consumers cards.
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by papichulo2023 2y ago
I dont think this is related to Go tbh. For some reason when it comes to parallelism most of the literature suggests to create a pool with n threads, n being the number of threads that the cpu can run in parallel. This makes sense if the th
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by papichulo2023 2y ago
So like most JIT languages nowadays?
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by papichulo2023 2y ago
I think is called write after write (WAW) if I remember correctly.
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by papichulo2023 2y ago
Completely adectonal, but I see more and more people using in /r/selfhosted
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by papichulo2023 2y ago
Powershell or even typescript are better suit for deploying stuff but for some reason the industry sticks to bash and python spaghetti.
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by papichulo2023 2y ago
Nonono you.missed the part where you add Infra as Code, with requires another 2-3 fulltime yaml engineers to be really vendor agnostic.
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by papichulo2023 2y ago
Managed k8s is great if you already in the cloud, selfhosting it as a small company is waste of money.
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by papichulo2023 2y ago
Not sure if evil or not, but it is unprofessional to use a tool that you dont know how much it will cost for your company in the future.
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by papichulo2023 2y ago
I think it is for devices that are meant to be run for years on battery. I try to find the power consumption but no luck. If it is for that, no sure how useful are they in the age IoT and great MCU for 2 usd.
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by papichulo2023 2y ago
And then, big surprise, still show ads but just call them differently like promotions or partnerships! Can I collect my MBA now?
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by papichulo2023 2y ago
I only dislike Podman because some distributions used it as an alias for docker which made a lot of docker-compatible software to not work on that distribution unless some workarounds. I wouldnt normally blame the application for this but i
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by papichulo2023 2y ago
Yeah but the people implementing it are prob more interested on you moving to VS, so there a slighty conflict of interest, I appreciate their work but I also a bit sceptical and think this is the main reason behind it. 6yo is a lot of time
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by papichulo2023 2y ago
Prob everyone is usually AI at this point, only a few bother to make the solution mor human-made-like. Personally, there is not way I am writing boilerplate again unless you are paying me hourly for the test.
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by papichulo2023 2y ago
Are they? According to some people (github issue to support cpp modules on vscode) the standard is mess and is likely to go away. VSCode doesnt support modules atm.
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by papichulo2023 2y ago
> You don't need to bother with anything else. Hey that is not true, at least last time I tried I spent considerable time trying to integrate a bare metal load balancer from a 9 stars github repo plugin because apparently exposing t
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by papichulo2023 2y ago
Most people dont need rolling release, 24/7 availability, auto scaling, etc.. on their home server, so managing k8s just add way more complexity. My main reason to not use is because I would need to host a artifact service somewhere el
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by papichulo2023 2y ago
Fun fact, people thought giants (patagones) lived in our land, hence the Patagonia name. I blame Thor personally for their eradication, otherwise we may have been 3m tall.
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by papichulo2023 2y ago
Complexity increase over time. I can create new features in minutes for my new selfhosted projects, equivalent work on my entreprise work takes days...
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by papichulo2023 2y ago
It will never happened, no legal team will approve it, endless liability. Also I wonder what will normal users do with dozens of TB of synthetic data.

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