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On the bottom right, there is a button looks like magic emoji (). Click that and it will show general AI settings. You can choose _Eager-Completion_ rather than trigger-based one. As a user, most IDEs/Editors currently show in _eager_
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although I tried the collaborative features I unfortunately cannot say that I used these extensively for now. Although I found them quite nice, well integrated, seamless, and straightforward! The issue is again people, they don't wanna
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i use the gutter markers, where a click shows the chunk-diff. there is also inline-blame, both are native (ie. no plugins required)
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1y ago
There is a simple legal way, hire immigrants, they cannot sue if they are no longer resident. Simply enough, I am a Blue Card holder currently, haven't filled my 5 years hence it is on the temporary state for now. I have been working m
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you could set your password something like "hey siri", which essentially is a keyword to wake siri up. not often but sometimes, siri wakes up on it's own. i guess people were concerned at early times, but nowadays it's j
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1y ago
I truly love this comment, which essentially says: LLMs are glorified calculators, with ambiguous grammar. :)
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Which is why de-monopolization of critical infrastructure such as payments is important for sovereignty. Also which is why, I am happy to see V-pay and SEPA transfers in EU. Especially SEPA-direct transfers, allowing you to be free of CC-pr
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1y ago
Meanwhile endpoint security solutions themselves are creating a larger attack surface. I guess world will essentially loop back into "thin-client" model as the connections are getting faster and lower latency than ever.
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1y ago
devcontainers & github codespaces may help, but i agree with you, each day, i would spend just setting up my stuff, to start from scratch on the next day!
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outside of USA, i do not think that's true, given the OP nickname is mrtksn, I presume he is a Turkish person. There are many public (ie. govt. funded) universities in Turkey. Except various touristic places in Istanbul, it would also
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simply, even cleaning and keeping it tidy is a quadratic equation compared to the space available. people leave their garbage behind or spill their coffee, making a single table somewhat unusable for some time. there are already min. number
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not trying to be sarcastic but; > if i were starbucks, i would 100% try this which is why you _are_ not starbucks — imagine the multitude of laws and regulations in multitude of countries, if you offer co-working space, then you must als
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not really watch related but > cost of a couple of pints in 2025, I guess it can be a maximum of 2.5 pints. Because in Luxembourg, the price of a pint became 6-8 euros...
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1y ago
It is interesting that one of the most solid piece of software component that is relatively resistant to rotting is Shell/Bash scripts. (Including Makefiles) Python, Ruby, etc. constantly get obsolete over time, packages get removed fr
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1y ago
a confirmed time-traveller :)
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I think people have exceedingly high-expectations due to make-believe social-media content. What I see amongst all the people is that both skill and the quality of work decreasing. Which is why, arguably, AI _is_ taking over entry-level job
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I also agree that it is more useful to semi-pro or amateur riders than the actual pro ones, especially because the formations are quite small (3, 4, and 5 riders) and as you mentioned, usually team cars help out (which is much nicer aerodyn
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Quite interesting and nice. A bit delves into a "mass surveillance" like theme though. Would be great to have some sort of local-only RF synchronization between the devices to "confirm" these events and issue alerts with
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1y ago
to accommodate $MSFT shareholders downvotes, have my upvote :) nevertheless, even NFS is better than sharepoint. At least, NFS works...
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I think it highly depends on your architecture and the scale you are pushing. The other far-edge is the S3, where appending has just been possible within the last a few years as far as I can tell. Meanwhile editing a file requiring a full d
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> I have no idea what lsd is doing. I haven’t read the source code, but from viewing it’s strace, it is calling clock_gettime around 5 times per file. Why? I don’t know. Maybe it’s doing internal timing of steps along the way? Maybe calc
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Call this unpopular opinion (probably gonna get downvoted anyway), but the amount Oracle gets paid because lazy-devs are well, too lazy to read which JVM arguments should they put to their deployment, requiring hand-holding by the Oracle-su
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I am not sure if it's ironic or not, but this post itself is also AI related :). An it's getting quite a lot of votes & comments... Meanwhile, I really liked the blog theme/design. (reading on an iPad) Simple, yet powerfu
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Besides the hard-coded cache, shouldn't DNS infrastructure already help with the caching just by the TTL value itself? Given quite many & large public DNS resolvers out there, like Cloudflare's 1.1.1.1 and Google's 8.8.8.
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1y ago
It's a networking event, not an interview loop. In the same lines, don't ask anything. Everything is a bias. ie, What do they do? - Also a bias as they are engineer, or product, or sales, or whatever.
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I am not sure if the _Swarm_ is still alive, but it can definitely do blue/green rolling deployments... I fought really hard at one of the startups I previously worked. For the CV/Resume polishing, engineers pushed for K8s. It was
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To me, the `inetd` _is_ the CGI. Which made internet waay more fun. I, myself hosted various shell scripts through inetd, even an HTTP one which was written completely in Bash. Although the VPS is long gone, and I did not use any version co
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I see there is quite a lot of controversy in the comments here, as the most/majority people are technical/ICs. However, at my current job & role, my manager has left (or taken quite long leave) 2nd time now. Although both me a
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I see there is quite a lot of controversy in the comments here, as the most/majority people are technical/ICs. However, at my current job & role, my manager has left (or taken quite long leave) 2nd time now. Although both me a
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1y ago
not very much surprising given they left the adb debugging on...
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