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by ruszki 1y ago
> We now have high speed internet access everywhere As I travel a ton, I can confidently tell you, that this is still not true at all, and I’m kinda disappointed that the general rule of optimizing for bad reception died.
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by ruszki 1y ago
Same with Java and final variables, which should be the default as Carmack said. It’s even a compile time error if you miss an assignment on a path.
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by ruszki 1y ago
With 2 ASUS? You seem to be the lucky one, not me. ASUS is quite infamous for more than a decade about its bad Linux support. Basic things can work sometimes well, but you need to be extremely lucky to have one which really completely works
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by ruszki 1y ago
We have exactly that interoperability right now, and the market said that they don’t want use that.
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by ruszki 1y ago
For example because the wait time in the theme park which I visited can be find only in their app for iOS and Android. The same true for ordering food to your table in another theme park. Yeah, there are alternatives, but those cost you tim
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by ruszki 1y ago
Yeah, I don’t understand the parent commenter either. Even with my latest laptop, it took days and weeks to make everything work (like audio, my monitors, DPI, VLC/mpv, even networking). And even then I had to turn off some hardware fu
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by ruszki 1y ago
What are those mock pitfalls, which are avoided by freezegun which is a mock according even to them? IoC and Clocks solve the same problem. So what are the pitfalls of using those instead of this other mock?
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by ruszki 1y ago
> I think using Date.now() is perfectly ok. This is why we have tests which we need to update every 3 months, because somebody said this. This is of course, after a ton of research went into finding out why the heck our tests broke sudde
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by ruszki 1y ago
There is enough people who don’t read articles just headlines whose world view can be changed with this. In Hungary, where I’m originally from, one of my friends sent me an article, which was about immigration in 2015, because she thought t
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by ruszki 1y ago
The amount of time that I and my colleagues had to fight to not rewrite something instead of fixing it tells otherwise. This is a well documented phenomenon for decades now, so it’s definitely not just my experience. I had the same urge whe
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by ruszki 1y ago
> you can always decide what to do next. I think everybody can find examples from their life when this was not true. And not even just simple one like a reaction to a flying object towards your face, but some high level impulses, like wh
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by ruszki 1y ago
> Isn't it the modern equivalent of "let me Google that for you"? No. With Google you get many answers. With AI you get one. Also we know that AI is unreliable with some possibility, it’s highly probable that you can get a
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by ruszki 1y ago
People don’t or even can’t remember how was front end development before React/Flux/Redux. You could easily had problems with state management even with less than 1000 LOC simple pages. Of course, you could mitigate it, but it was
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by ruszki 1y ago
At least there would be an incentive to reduce size. I could easily got the same amount of information with the same quality when I had 3 MB/month 20+ years ago.
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by ruszki 1y ago
There are parts of the code which don't use dependencies, because you wrote it. Which part of any food is not created from ingredients?
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by ruszki 1y ago
Not disclosing the ingredients is illegal large part of the world, and people can die if you don’t do that, so the answer is clearly yes in some sense. This is also true for some cooking techniques, like heat treatment of raw meat. I think
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by ruszki 1y ago
Sometimes I understand these kind of comments, sometimes I don’t. In this case, it’s quicker to find such decisions than writing your comment. https://www.heise.de/en/news/Administrative-court-Cookie-ban...
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by ruszki 1y ago
Venezuela, Turkey, Russia, Hungary, etc say otherwise.
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by ruszki 1y ago
When we have a nuclear destruction, and some of us survive, then we will have a problem which we cannot solve easily even today: absolute annihilation of the ozone layer. It won’t be a soft reset at all. If the ozone layer disappeared right
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by ruszki 1y ago
World went down on a completely different path. New wave authoritarians want to pretend that there is democracy, and they want to keep up the trust, even when elections are not free or fair at all.
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by ruszki 1y ago
I don’t understand either. The complexity will be there no matter whether you split up large functions to smaller ones or not. If you need to understand the given function, you need to read and parse the same amount of code. If you blindly
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by ruszki 1y ago
Your PDFKit is PSPDFKit. Also I don’t think that there are more than a handful of people in the world who can properly manage a 1 million LOC codebase regardless of source. Even when you remove the ton of useless comments which his code has
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by ruszki 1y ago
Most people do the same thing with shiny technology topics too. But you’re right. It seems to be a better place than the alternatives, but heck, I learn rarely from comments compared how often I did 10 years ago on a - back then - small sub
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by ruszki 1y ago
The government gets that even if journalists agree.
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by ruszki 1y ago
They couldn’t do anything else. The power grab happens even when they would have succumbed. At least they quit with a spine. If they don’t go back in a week, which can be seen from several examples, like Hungary, that it doesn’t work. I thi
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by ruszki 1y ago
I can tell you in one sentence: try to have a DNS server when mDNSResponder sits on port 53 (for example because you use the new virtualization framework). And there are a lot of such things, which are trivial or non problem in Linux.
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by ruszki 1y ago
Nobody said otherwise. Even sexists say the same thing because they can hide behind “sex blindness”, just like with racists and color blindness. Are you saying that women with that qualification have the same opportunities as men without ex
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by ruszki 1y ago
Yes, I reflected exactly to that with everything. And that analysis was done many times before, and the results were that the problem was news… that’s why your response is about feelings, because the interview is exactly about what you trie
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by ruszki 1y ago
Yes, but that shows that there is no real lack of qualifications by sex, just lack of opportunity. And that’s the best data which you can get today. Do you have any data which shows that the type of leadership must be so different which aff
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by ruszki 1y ago
> All code should be fully understood by the person using the AI tool, then again by the reviewer. Should, yeah. But that was not true even before LLMs.

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