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by sigi45 8y ago
Visual Studio Code is based on electron. Electron does need a lot of resources. I would argue no or not something you really wanna do.
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by sigi45 8y ago
I do watch Ted talks and others for fun. I go to meetups to listen to talks for fun. My fun is: - something really funny ( new different angle or more complex. I actually find lots of old/pref liked comedians no longer funny) - somethi
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by sigi45 8y ago
Not sure why you would throw Ansible into your pod. Someone has to build your docker images Jenkins, Kafka and Grafana + Prometheus. I also like Kubernetes but i don't think Kubernetes is necessary for small controlled environments. An
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by sigi45 8y ago
In one project company x had to pay an avg calculated loss to company y. Both did business in a joint venture. 5 figures per hour. In our SLA in another company it was written in every big contract because customer companies where asking fo
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by sigi45 8y ago
I completely stopped doing this. I read always more than I wanted and I didn't like to work after it because it killed ever chance of flow. Now I look out or on the output of drink something or optimize what I'm waiting on.
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by sigi45 8y ago
I don't think so. Where do you get your numbers? I'm not discriminating anyone when I assume the majority view on things as long as I stop doing it to an individual who tells me they are part of an minority.
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by sigi45 8y ago
Because for 95% it's correct and when you are not part of those 5% and less, this topic is way below other topics and thoughts. Doing the dishes or putting stuff away is a way bigger problem for me. I do not wanna offend anybody with t
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by sigi45 8y ago
If you have the keyframe always at the seek time, would that be enough? Because you said the delay is too long? If yes, would it be possible to render, for every second (half second or whatever resolution you like) a snippet which only cont
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by sigi45 8y ago
:-( What is it? I do have a german name in mind (knubbel) but i don't know how others call it?
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by sigi45 8y ago
You don't use the trackpad on a lenovo. You don't have to! Srsly while i do own now a macbook pro at work and really like the touchpad, i'm a touch quicker with the red knob in combination with AwesomeWM as a window manager.
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by sigi45 8y ago
I use my phone distraction free. I disable notifications i don't care / are not notificatin worthy. I remove myself from newsletters. I use the 'Do not disturb' mode. I don't need an 'light' phone. I need
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by sigi45 8y ago
Often enough it is. There is a difference when you can ramp up your iso to 10, 20 or 50k with way less quality loss and you have only a few minutes for a moment in the evening.
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by sigi45 8y ago
At first i thought i don't understand what your little rust code is doing, than i got it. Its a watchman wrapper written in rust. But in that article you linked, there is mentioned that git ships with a sample watchman hook already?!
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by sigi45 8y ago
/shrug people need time to research; Anyway i also don't get what the issue is with the model from radiology. It is already that good?! This is impressive. One model is close to well trained experts. Just today i had an small idea
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by sigi45 8y ago
We as humans just need to be less stupid. Srsly no one cares if a stone is real or not.
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by sigi45 8y ago
What is this twitter thing? Blogs for ants? :(
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by sigi45 8y ago
Like? I really like the show. It is quite dense.
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by sigi45 8y ago
S3 has an api and there are libraries out there how to use it. It has access policys, access tokens with different permission level. Everything you have but better. Now what you don't have, is a client software which allows any employe
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by sigi45 8y ago
Its sometimes just easier to use AWS instead of finding those people and with those people, you have more dependency on those people. Now with AWS i can manage a whole infrastructre AND write code where you needed an admin team before.
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by sigi45 8y ago
Its a nice feature but not relevant enough. My experience is, that a company who decides to use AWS (or whatever) only decided to use one specific vendor and would need to reevaluate every other vendor the same way. If you can't trust
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by sigi45 8y ago
I'm really impressed this year. I haven't thought that ML made the advances so much faster than it does already. On one side it is not very impressive that it calls someone but on the other side its tremendous. 2018 we are able to
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by sigi45 8y ago
On your main page there is no info about any clients. Not sure why i should use your service over one of the following: - Office 365 Sharepoint or OneDrive - Dropbox - Box - Google Drive In my previous company, we used box. One of the bigge
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by sigi45 8y ago
Interesting to see that a person like Stallman forces a stupid joke into a project. I'm only 31 and write only stupid / unnecessary things into my code base for fun/home projects. I would love to add more easter eggs and litt
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by sigi45 8y ago
Make it like a brain and it is not a problem. It is also necessary to build it like a brain because otherwise you have a memory bandwith limit too high. Instead of having RAM and a CPU, you would have a neuro network like structure using li
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by sigi45 9y ago
While i do hate some hirigin practices, i will obey to get that one cool/great job :|. I do like programming / what i'm doing anyway and it is not that far fetched to expect someone to write code or know what ACID means exact
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by sigi45 9y ago
It feels much saver to be in his/her own home. No money? Than don't repair stuff. it sucks but is still better and cheaper than being evicted.
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by sigi45 9y ago
He had enough time to grow in his position. He has enough money to grow as well. Bill Gates is/was an guy who build Microsoft. Zuckerberg got lucky with facebook. There is not much to build because the whole it world already exists. He
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by sigi45 9y ago
If your luck gives you a billion dollars, yes you don't need any other talent after that.
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by sigi45 9y ago
Because we do know how neural network works and our brain is a huge one. Why would you wan't something like this to be in our brains anyway? Its already a problem to have data an processing divided.
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by sigi45 9y ago
Not knowing something doesn't mean we don't know anything. Yes we are not 100% sure that there is somewhere a fetch decode execute loop but right know with the knowledge we have, it is unrealistic.

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