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by snuxoll 6y ago
> very good colour rendering The one area where everything but good old fashioned incandescent lights fail. Makes me wonder if anyone is working on applying quantum dots to LED lamps.
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by snuxoll 6y ago
Salesforce charges and arm and a leg for extra sandbox instances anyway, and at that scale you aren’t paying Amazon for compute either. A full-copy sandbox past the included one for Unlimited Edition orgs is something like 30% your annual s
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by snuxoll 6y ago
AS/400 lives on today as IBM i, the lifeblood of my employer (our billing system) runs on a POWER8 box running i and while I’m not a huge fan I appreciate the thing staying running without any fuss for years at a time (IPLs for periodi
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by snuxoll 6y ago
Not at all how Salesforce works, they take a lot of pride in their multi-tenant setup (for better or worse). Every org on a given instance shares the same application servers and Oracle cluster. If I were to make a Salesforce competitor tha
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by snuxoll 6y ago
A company doesn't have to destroy the shares they buy back, they can opt to retain them and use them for employee compensation or later reoffer them.
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by snuxoll 6y ago
> One thing I will say as we do make a lot of “IN” queries as a result. You fetch a bunch of rows with a data loader and then you want to fetch a bunch of rows from some other table based on those first results so you end up with an IN q
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by snuxoll 6y ago
> At my company, we have banned it, because if you add a method to Bar the method is automatically added to Foo which makes the delegation as fragile as the inheritance. Delegation does not remove the need for interfaces.
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by snuxoll 6y ago
It's certainly slower than javac (which is pretty freaking fast - maybe not in comparison to go, but it's no slouch), but it certainly mops the floor with scalac.
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by snuxoll 6y ago
Any of the otherlang-linq projects miss the forest for the trees, the whole point of LINQ is that it's not a set of chain-able methods on IEnumerable - providers get access to the expression tree and can use them to do all sorts of c
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by snuxoll 6y ago
Some languages even have syntax sugar for it built-in, cough Kotlin cough class Foo(b: Bar) : Bar by b
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by snuxoll 6y ago
I think you overestimate how much an impact merchant fees have on rewards programs. Rewards programs are marketing, they exist to make people feel like they are getting something "back" on their purchases only to lose all of it th
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by snuxoll 6y ago
Looks like they use NetSuite.
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by snuxoll 6y ago
It also has a timer built in that, unlike the default iOS Clock app, allows multiple timers to be run simultaneously. Just tap on any time in the recipe to start it as well. Paprika is well worth the couple bucks.
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by snuxoll 6y ago
C++/CLI is a necessary evil for operating on the CLR where are object lifetimes may be managed by the CLR and others follow standard C++ memory management. Ultimately it’s raison d'etre is to bridge native code to the CLR where P&
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by snuxoll 6y ago
WinUI 3 is decoupled from the platform and is one of its major improvements, apps built with it will run on Windows 10 builds as far back as 1803 (that’s two years old and is EOL even for enterprise customers).
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by snuxoll 6y ago
You’re thinking of the old C++/CX projection, and, yes, it was awful. C++/WinRT fits right in with modern c++ and got rid of ref new and hats.
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by snuxoll 6y ago
Don’t forget to sell to the stakeholders under the management team as well. I may be just another DevOps guy in my company, but my opinion holds sway in purchasing decisions even if I don’t control the budget - as do the other lead devs on
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by snuxoll 6y ago
The update loop on Windows 7 is more an artifact of the traditional Windows servicing model where updates aren’t cumulative and only periodically were cumulative bundles released, as well as service packs incorporating prior hotfixes as wel
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by snuxoll 6y ago
COM is primarily used in-process, it exposes an ABI that allows multiple languages to operate on a common object model within the same process. That's why you can import COM controls into a .Net application by referencing the DLL in yo
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by snuxoll 6y ago
GObject gets us some of the way, but the ABI and bindings for other languages make it a royal pain in the ass to export types from anything but C rather than just consuming them. Rather unfortunate, because with GIR you could easily have
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by snuxoll 6y ago
Open what source? Everyone has access to the winmd files necessary, the COM ABI is documented - there’s been nothing stopping anyone from doing this. All of the work MS has done on these bindings is MIT licensed as well.
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by snuxoll 7y ago
Save $350 buying an iPhone SE instead of an iPhone 11, maybe get an Apple Watch or iPad to go along with it with the money saved. Oh, now I have multiple devices and Apple services are so convenient. It’s a model only Apple can really pull
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by snuxoll 7y ago
It spins up a separate HAProxy service for every Ingress resource, which means a separate DO Load Balancer for each. This simplifies the implementation, but it also means every Ingress object you create costs $10/mo. I’ll stick with ng
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by snuxoll 7y ago
> But if I told even most of my fellow HNers that "they're cheap" and "everyone should have this" they'd think I fell on my head one too many times. :) Ssshh. If too many people find out buying fairly modern
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by snuxoll 7y ago
As somebody with one as well, it’s very true. However I don’t expect 10Gb networking is going to stay out of actual prosumer and SOHO spaces (versus /r/homelab subscribers) for much longer. While consumers are moving more to strea
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by snuxoll 7y ago
Online/Scaleway is a subsidiary of Iliad, a French telecom operator. Rumor has it (and it's not far-fetched) that they actively encourage heavy upload usage from Scaleway customers to help balance out their peering and/or tra
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by snuxoll 7y ago
This is more just basic requirements of ANY application requiring HA. A MediaWiki install I manage has a more complicated deployment, files reside on DigitalOcean spaces so there’s no NFS bullshit but there’s still multiple instances each o
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by snuxoll 7y ago
When it comes to LDAP integration keycloak doesn't even store the password hashes itself, it sends them straight to the LDAP server to be hashed on both update and login. Generally speaking you never, ever want to pull password hashes
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by snuxoll 7y ago
Identity solutions cannot tolerate eventual consistency, if a user changes their password it MUST be replicated everywhere immediately, if an offline token is revoked it MUST stop working everywhere. DynamoDB is not an appropriate tool for
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by snuxoll 7y ago
Is your web-frontend talking directly to an API? Is there a server-side session, or is it stateless? These are the questions you need to answer before the way to handle anything can be answered. Ultimately, whoever has the session is respon

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