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by sz4kerto 6y ago
This is the Android problem all over again. Some argue that Linux is the most popular graphical desktop/mobile OS. I think, however, that back then when we were dreaming about Linux desktops we wanted the freedom, not necessarily or on
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by sz4kerto 6y ago
This is what Liquibase does. It does some other stuff for you as well, quite simple ones, but time has proven (to me/us) that they're all useful in real-life scenarios: - exclusive lock to prevent multiple instances running at the
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by sz4kerto 6y ago
Please no, let's not use a bot to tell others that we're taking a 'power nap'. "TIME TRACKING & SCRUM MADE SIMPLER AND FUN" How on Earth could someone write this down? Making time tracking FUN? Making it fr
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by sz4kerto 6y ago
What's your issue with OneDrive on Android? It has been working perfectly for me and for everyone around me for many years. Really fast sync, tight integration with the OS, and so on.
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by sz4kerto 6y ago
> No, you always worry about retesting because SemVer is a statement of API intent, but does not include a guarantee against bugs, including new or modified bugs. That's what I do, yes. What I tried to explain is how library devs ge
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by sz4kerto 6y ago
I don't like semver. If the library follows the rules, then... Separation of minor and patch versions doesn't make sense. Both in the case of a minor or patch version change the client should be able to upgrade to the latest versi
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by sz4kerto 6y ago
That means no Linux GUI apps on Windows + WSL2. Sounds like a niche, but I see many devs using Windows + WSL2 + X forwarding to develop under Linux.
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Yandex and Uber to Spin Off Self-Driving Cars into New Company(bloomberg.com)
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by sz4kerto 6y ago
Pricing would be based on value. Someone who's willing to pay X is more valuable than someone who's only willing to pay 0.1X, so naturally the former should pay more.
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by sz4kerto 6y ago
Native speed.
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by sz4kerto 6y ago
Index has been a very rare example of an actually profitable online news site; it's been the oldest and most popular online media. It is worthy for the ruling party to simply destroy this value (similarly to what has happened to other
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by sz4kerto 6y ago
Lenovo X13 with Ryzen 4750U + 32 GB RAM + docking station is quite similar.
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Tesla posts surprise Q2 profit, ramping up cash despite coronavirus(finance.yahoo.com)
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by sz4kerto 6y ago
We have something like this internally. It is useful in general, but not cheap for large systems - even large k8s clusters can get full if you have dozens of PRs open. Useful feature suggestions for the future that already work at us: - rem
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by sz4kerto 6y ago
Actually, it might be occasionally possible. Not perfectly, of course. If the input space is limited and you have other constraints on it, then you might be able to find the original text. For example, let's say your input is a 280 cha
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Apple Wins Fight over $14.9B Tax Bill in Blow to EU(bloomberg.com)
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by sz4kerto 6y ago
dupe https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23810780
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Ryzen-based ThinkPads are available in the US(lenovo.com)
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by sz4kerto 6y ago
Follow the links under the link. As I mentioned in my other comment, this is an optimization that enables (transparent) allocation of reference types on the stack. I.e. the compiler might be able to allocate the object that's created w
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by sz4kerto 6y ago
Stack allocation and value allocation are different. In C#, value types can be allocated on the stack, but reference types are always allocated on the heap. The OP describes an approach where reference types are stored on the stack.
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by sz4kerto 6y ago
Fantastic, so we're back from namespaces (directories) to prefixes.
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by sz4kerto 6y ago
As a developer, my personal competitive advantage is that I understand humans quite well. Most of the devs I've seen were limited by their soft skills. Learning Javascript is trivial compared to acquiring soft skills that are necessary
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by sz4kerto 6y ago
The industry as a whole has grown enormously. Microsoft is as big as it was, but relatively speaking it's not even remotely as strong. Microsoft used to have the power of FAANG together, it was so ahead of everyone else in terms of (pr
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by sz4kerto 6y ago
It might not be that simple: bugs like this should preferably be caught by the test suite of the compiler.
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by sz4kerto 6y ago
Try and run an app relying on Qt4 on the most recent Ubuntu. It's a total PITA. You'd need to compile Qt4 yourself. (Not joking.)
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by sz4kerto 6y ago
Qnap started to roll out ZFS-based NAS models, those also worth looking at.
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by sz4kerto 6y ago
I don't want to keep my PC on all the time, but I want my media to be available. I also don't want to completely rely on cloud. I also want to share data with my family members, without cloud sync. I also want my IP cameras to rec
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by sz4kerto 6y ago
Congrats. You need Jira integration.
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by sz4kerto 6y ago
Depends. Java's GC can be tuned an infinitum. It's not a simple task and requires knowledge, but that's the beauty of it: if you need low-ish latencies, then you can tune the GC to target that instead of throughput. For examp
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by sz4kerto 6y ago
Because the JVM is fast. And it's not resource hungry - your program might be resource hungry. Bad desktop Java programs misled a whole generation of programmers about the JVM. Look at stuff like LMAX. Java can be lightning fast.

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