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by qxxx 4y ago
I used duolingo to learn spanish for few months. I know some words and sentences (most important: donde esta una biblioteca?) But one day I got bored and stopped but it was kinda fun.
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by qxxx 4y ago
In the 2000 I used to write a windows tool. It was making me some pocket money until I stopped it in 2015.. I stopped it because it was in the end kinda high maintenance (support mails = time) and I needed to pay taxes, so I basically got 0
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by qxxx 4y ago
That comment got flagged, probably because HN audience is mostly pro covid vaccine... "trust the science" or whatever. Initially, the only thing stopping me from getting this vaccine was that people died of blood clots / hear
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by qxxx 4y ago
am I the only one who hates typescript?... development time is extended because you need to create all the types / interfaces for every variable and function. And you blow up the already complex / almost unreadable code with type
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by qxxx 4y ago
I am using Hetzner servers too, and I am happy with them.
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by qxxx 4y ago
in one project I was working on, we used a similar version of the 2nd method from the article: Every table had the same table with _del suffix (eg. users_del). If a record was deleted, it was simply moved to _del table. We used code for thi
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by qxxx 4y ago
this is awesome! It was like a conversation between a teacher and student. A smart student. AI is kinda scary.
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by qxxx 4y ago
we linux users sometimes don't need any windows. Maybe you could also develop a cli version? Then something like this would be possible: recut input.mp4 --padding=123 --output=video output.mp4 btw, you created an impressive software. V
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by qxxx 4y ago
please someone fix the internet... I don't want to see any cookie popups on each site and accept / decline each cooke first only so I can see the content I want. I don't care about all these cookies and this should be managed
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by qxxx 4y ago
I am a php developer and sometimes if I work on a complex project I use xdebug + profiler + cachegrind to generate flow diagrams. It shows not only how often a method was called and how much memory it used but also where the call came from
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by qxxx 4y ago
what I personally would like to see is a tool that helps me to undererstand the codebase. Maybe a sourcecode visualizer. When I need to start on new projects with existing codebase I would love a visual map or something of all the component
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by qxxx 4y ago
looks cool but it would attract dust and hair + it would be a heater, don't need a heater in summer. Maybe ok for winter but not summer. And I bet it would be loud with all the open air fans.
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by qxxx 4y ago
people write that he is 14y old and that he is doing something wrong, thats why he is "burned out". I am 41 and have been a dev for over 20 years and I am also burned out... I still code professionally because thats the only thing
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by qxxx 4y ago
same! I also was thinking of enabling such stuff in a browser and not need to click accept on every friggin website... These windows are annoying and I never cared about the text or settings inside these messages. They want my cookies? ok n
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by qxxx 5y ago
with mutagen you have a 1:1 copy on your local machine and remote machine. If the connection drops, you have still all your files on eg your laptop, with sshfs your files are "gone" locally. If your connection is back again, mutag
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by qxxx 5y ago
I have been using mutagen for few years. It has been a life saver. I use it mostly to work on remote projects, mostly for development, rarely working on prod. So there I have my projects on some cloud linux instances and I work locally on w
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by qxxx 5y ago
I am a webdev and I use mostly linux servers / docker for my job but still my work pc is windows 10 machine. WSL2 was incredibly slow for my dev job. It consumed a lot of RAM and CPU. I got permission problems inside wsl all the time -
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by qxxx 5y ago
only 3 pages are free. To be able to view more you need to pay a monthly subscription.
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by qxxx 6y ago
I used to use goDaddy like 15 years ago... than moved to namecheap. namecheap is so much better. I needed the godaddy support few times, it was always a terrible experience. And the UI was always bloated with unnecessary crap.
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by qxxx 6y ago
me and coworkers had the app (nina) and nothing happened... no message, nothing, if I opened the app also there, not a single text about some alarm. They should have used SMS
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by qxxx 6y ago
20 years ago we had popups, popunders, etc... nowadays we have this crap. I don't care about GDPR, I don't care about cookies... I just want the content. That's why I use a browser extension called "I don't care abo
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by qxxx 6y ago
I use this on all my machines. I even donated to support the project. It works like a charm. It removes most of these cookie popups. I wish there was a better version like someone stated directly in the browser - currently this is a mess.
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by qxxx 6y ago
Google Lens does this. But not only for plants. And it is quite good. I could identify most of the plants in the park. Cool to know there is some edible stuff in the park like ramson
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by qxxx 7y ago
agree, this seems to be everything what Luhmann did. All the branches can be own sub bullet in roam or even a sub page connected to the parent.
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by qxxx 7y ago
we have a wiki in microsoft teams, which no one ever reads...
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by qxxx 9y ago
I installed Adobe Animate last week, it looks really similar to flash, they even use very similar concepts. I didn't try to write some code yet, but it looks like they use some kind of an action script.
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by qxxx 11y ago
ok, microsoft wont support it.. but my customers will support it forever. As a webdeveloper i have still customers that are using internet explorer 8 because it is their company policy (big company)