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by pvorb 6y ago
Oh, yeah, I meant to say that, but now I notice that I wasn't clear about this fact.
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by pvorb 6y ago
I think KDE still supports Konqueror, which implements things like this. It used to be KDE's file manager and web browser all in one app. I always found this to be quite logical. The underlying abstraction is called KIO. Unfortunately
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by pvorb 6y ago
One
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by pvorb 6y ago
Do former founders count? ;-)
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by pvorb 6y ago
You don't have children, have you?
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by pvorb 6y ago
How did it impact how people interact with you online?
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by pvorb 6y ago
IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate comes with a diagram functionality based on yFiles, which is quite good and I've used it several times to visualize the current database schema.
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by pvorb 6y ago
Just do it if everyone in your team is comfortable with it. I'm just not as productive with async code.
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by pvorb 6y ago
You probably shouldn't introduce K8s just to solve that problem. I'm just saying if you're already on k8s, scaling horizontally becomes easy.
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by pvorb 6y ago
While it might not be that hard to read, it can certainly be harder to reason about.
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by pvorb 6y ago
And once starting and stopping threads adds to much delay to your request processing, there could be a thread pool that grows as needed and which will reuse threads that haven't been closed yet. This mechanism is implemented by Apache
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by pvorb 6y ago
And once you get to a limit, the alternative to rewriting everything in non-blocking code might be to put multiple instances of your blocking app on multiple VMs/k8s/whatever behind a load balancer.
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by pvorb 6y ago
In the Java world, project Loom[1] is hopefully going to end this situation of async code that is hard to use with blocking code. They introduce a concept called Virtual Threads (previously called Fibers, but they are still looking for the
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by pvorb 6y ago
If you know that there will be 10k concurrent users in your application, go ahead and use async right from the start. But for the rest of us, simple, blocking code will do just fine and save us a few headaches.
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by pvorb 6y ago
Yes, they give AMP content a dedicated area above regular search results on mobile.
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by pvorb 6y ago
It's not the same as all possibilities. It's just arguing that you should avoid having an AMP and a regular version of every piece of content on your site. You should either go all in or avoid it entirely. And if you must provide
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by pvorb 6y ago
Yes, this is also the case for German. If you use the individual components separately, that will often mean sometimes slightly differen, but most of the times using separate words won't make any sense at all.
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by pvorb 6y ago
Yes, I tried to say that the difference is really minor. There's a tendency to combine words out of existing fragments in German. Verschlimmbessern might be an example for this. In English I see this less often and there are many more
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by pvorb 6y ago
That is really a bad example, but in general this is true for long German words. Often there's a similar combination of words in English, the only difference being that in German everything concatenates to one word and in English there
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by pvorb 6y ago
I will develop on any OS you force me to as long as you pay for my IntelliJ license. But seriously, I consider IntelliJ more important than the underlying OS to be productive as a developer.
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by pvorb 6y ago
Well, I think it's fair. If there was no subscription model, this would be the same as buying the version that was available at the time of your purchase. Everything that gets released after that is only a teaser that nags you to conti
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by pvorb 6y ago
This article seems to be based on several assumptions that feel a bit off in my experience. Splitting the level of developers in three equal groups makes it look like it will take the same amount of time to get from noob to mediocre as it t
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There are 9 different ways to write multi-line strings in YAML(stackoverflow.com)
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by pvorb 6y ago
"x is not in the depixers file. This incident will be reported." https://xkcd.com/838/
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by pvorb 6y ago
To make it look like it was a password. Only people who depixelate it will notice what the actual string is. I think this whole pixelation thing is just for making it look nice. I, personally, would just use something like asterisks without
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by pvorb 6y ago
Yep, just replace the original password for "password" and pixelate that, if it really must look like a real password. And make sure to never use "password" as a real password, but that's a different level of shooti
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by pvorb 6y ago
Did it suck before Walmart and Amazon? Probably not as much as it does today.
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by pvorb 6y ago
That only points out how Google is no longer a startup and wouldn't be successful if it started today.
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by pvorb 6y ago
And some balls get hit so hard that they become successful Baseball players themselves?
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by pvorb 6y ago
> I sometimes think people who write these things are painfully aware of the kind of illusion they create and choose to create it nevertheless. Mundus vult decipi. Yes. If this is all you need to calm others and your own mind, I would pr

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