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by sunaurus 7y ago
> ...the selling point of IINA is a well thought out UI with just enough features but not too many That's exactly how I would describe the default mpv UI :)
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by sunaurus 7y ago
I've never used IINA, but I'm wondering why you don't just use mpv on Linux? I've been using mpv for years and I've never had any issues with it.
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by sunaurus 7y ago
This was my first thought as well. OP, your symptoms sound very similar to an app I recently updated to support SCA - it was just dropping a portion of the payments.
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by sunaurus 7y ago
I think you're using Occam's Razor incorrectly here. Here are all the facts: 1) There's an incomprehensibly large amount of stars and planets in the universe 2) On one of these planets (Earth), there are conditions which have
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by sunaurus 7y ago
I assume what you're arguing against is using small functions with descriptive names as documentation. If that's the case, I think the term "hyper-abstract" is a massive overstatement. In any case, I think the core issue
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by sunaurus 7y ago
None of my virtualenvs (on Linux or on OS X) survived the 3.7 -> 3.8 upgrade. Are you saying they shouldn't have broken?
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by sunaurus 7y ago
It's pretty good for end-to-end encrypted chat and file sharing. I've used Telegram, Signal and Wire in the past, but I've found Keybase to be the best for my needs. The cryptocurrency wallet feature is not useful for me, but
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by sunaurus 7y ago
I always take it as a red flag when a manager wants to be responsible for technical decisions. The best managers I've worked with have always made it their mission to serve technical teams by removing obstacles and making sure that the
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by sunaurus 7y ago
An interesting thing I've noticed is that a lot of the younger generations in Estonia use English a lot when expressing themselves, especially when talking to their peers. I constantly hear everything from single English words in sente
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by sunaurus 7y ago
As an Estonian speaker, I feel the exact same way about Finnish. I guess it's universal :)
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by sunaurus 7y ago
I know that "DevOps" is one of those terms that can mean whatever the user wants it to mean (like "agile" and "REST" and so on), but at least with DevOps, I've mostly only seen 2 types of common definition
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by sunaurus 7y ago
That's funny, I only feel like I'm putting up with "_a lot_ of crap" when I'm working on a system where I'm not able to tweak the configuration. I'm currently working on Mac OS, and the limitations when re
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by sunaurus 7y ago
Care to elaborate? Linux is a huge monolithic kernel, isn't this the exact opposite of the UNIX philosophy?
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by sunaurus 7y ago
Am I correct when I assume that most of the people hating on Python here are using it for medium or big projects? I feel like the dev community figured this out ages ago: Statically typed languages are easier to read, harder to write, dynam
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by sunaurus 7y ago
Location: Europe Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Java, Kotlin, Spring, Ktor, TypeScript, JavaScript, React, Angular, Python Résumé/CV: Drop us an e-mail for more info Email: sander@eribyte.com I have
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by sunaurus 7y ago
Are you guys planning on ever removing the "location factor" from your compensation calculations? That's the only thing that's preventing me from applying - apparently I'm only worth 0.4x as much as a "SF Bench
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by sunaurus 7y ago
I love Japanese entertainment. I'm not a native speaker of either, but I often use English subtitles with Japanese audio, because my English is better than my Japanese. As a result of having both languages in front of me at the same ti
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by sunaurus 7y ago
Recommended why, and by whom?
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by sunaurus 7y ago
2022: Google is shutting down GitLab.
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by sunaurus 7y ago
Which companies do you mean specifically?
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by sunaurus 7y ago
>Java 8 is still the dominant development environment, according to the JVM ecosystem report of 2018. >If you think that’s bad... Why would I think that's bad? The replacement for Java 8 was just recently released, does anybody r
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by sunaurus 7y ago
I'm curious, do you really prefer anonymous classes over lambdas? To me, anonymous classes are much more annoying to read. Or are you just saying that lambdas are as bad as anonymous classes?
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by sunaurus 7y ago
Just wondering, at what point has Star Citizen ever clearly looked like a 10+ year project? From what I can tell, according to the developers and many of the fans, Star Citizen has always been 2-3 away from release ever since it was announc
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by sunaurus 8y ago
What specifically do you find better in the Chrome devtools? I find Firefox devtools to be slightly nicer (but I don't really think either one has a massive edge over the other).
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by sunaurus 8y ago
As someone who landed on Gnome 3 quite a few years ago and hasn't looked back, I'm really curious: why do you feel it would be great to use on a tablet? To me, it doesn't seem that great on a tablet. A major part of what make
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by sunaurus 8y ago
To be fair, I actually have around 7 years of experience total, not just the 3 I've worked full-time. It's just that most of those years I was working as a freelancer. My first employer initially thought that the freelance work di
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by sunaurus 8y ago
I always wonder when I read about salaries in other countries - what do the numbers usually mean? Not sure if this is how it works everywhere, but where I live, we have 3 different ways of talking about salary: 1) What you actually get 2) W
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by sunaurus 8y ago
Yes! Also, just like you don't need to remember timezones today (you can just google them), you won't need to remember daylight hours (or whatever the terminology will end up being) in a single timezone future (because Google will
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by sunaurus 8y ago
Steam works pretty great on Linux (with a surprisingly large selection of native games). I wonder if Discord is planning on competing there as well, or if they're just limiting games to Windows.
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by sunaurus 9y ago
Algolia doesn't even have to (intentionally) abuse their service. Request logs can be leaked through software bugs, malicious actors can gain access to their servers, etc. Trying to find matches for URL hashes would be a much nicer app

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