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by theK 3y ago
On another note, avoiding having paths with troublesome chars in them on servers does generally make the sailing much more pleasurable.
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by theK 3y ago
Copying over the commands to run also has another added benefit, you have quite good documentation of what was run and when. Also it allows one to easily run a failing thing again (in case output gets mangled in the executing script)
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by theK 3y ago
Very good and simple pattern. Not only for yourself but also for organizational design.
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by theK 3y ago
Interesting thought experiment. I'd wager there are equally interesting ethics challenges that would need addressing in order to actually do something like this well.
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by theK 3y ago
excalidraw is great especially the paid product. One of the cases of a very good open core business plan. I hope they do well.
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by theK 3y ago
That's a great approach that has worked for me too. I think plant is a great little system. Not only can you get your point over in a handful of lines of text but I have found out that it is quite easy to generate the plantuml programm
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by theK 3y ago
> good use of the abstractions of this "simple" diagram, and inspecting it, will tend to avert problems that even an unusually conscientious programmer might miss in just code Very good point. If you have expertly written UML a
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by theK 3y ago
The way I read it the horror was reading how that innocent guy was performing actions "they" didn't really understand without the setting itself being conclusive enough that "they" could actually trust those instruc
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by theK 3y ago
FF iOS here, front page loads but you get a zoomed in desktop view. Zooming out causes reloads.
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by theK 3y ago
Regardless of the provenance of that quote, it is quite apt wrt IT clients. They always come asking for a faster horse, ie: something they know that is just better in a specific way. A lot of the times this might be wrong but I think the in
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by theK 3y ago
> The AIs behavior was trained on the company's most productive employees I think this line explains the study results quite well. In a closed domain like customer support for a specific product you are bound to uncover patterns tha
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by theK 3y ago
I had mentioned the problem and my workaround in their support forum. The only feedback I got was from other users stating they had the same problem. Maybe I'll make an out of the blue PR at some point but looking at PRs and Issues on
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by theK 3y ago
I was certain there where ways to reconstruct the Dockerfile but wasn't aware that tools like this existed. Thanks for the link!
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by theK 3y ago
To balance out the almost entirely negative comment let me say that akaunting does do some things quite well though. Using it with multiple users to collaborate on the accounts works without a hitch and stuff like the dashboards you can cli
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by theK 3y ago
This depends on whether the Dockerfile is available somewhere right?
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by theK 3y ago
Seems like none of these are open source.
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by theK 3y ago
Just a word of caution on akaunting, the FOSS product is very much the SaaS product, so lots of buttons will lead to nowhere and you will get CTAs to enable plugins which you later find out only work on the hosted service. I’m my case I eve
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by theK 3y ago
I never really got how I.mersove Sims fail to capture a market considering the sheer number of people that enjoy similarly detailed SciFi/fantasy work. Can it just be tragedy of the commons?
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by theK 3y ago
> Using webpack resulted in some of the most painful experiences of supporting serious production software in my career. I never invested too much time in understanding webpack but it does feel like fighting it a lot of the time when I w
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by theK 3y ago
> The only thing which I believe is still needed is a bundler And a type system... And maybe a styling system... Oh and let's have some nice Rx data flows! But, jokes aside, even if you go that Route you still end up with a complex
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by theK 3y ago
Looks Nice! Also interesting to see they are incorporated. Would be cool to watch how they evolve the product while also implementing a business plan. But from the home page I don't directly get whether this is backed by markdown flat
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by theK 3y ago
Okay,so obsidian looks really cool but from what I see on their page it is not open source right? Any open source equivalents?
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by theK 3y ago
Apologies, this wasn't a jab directly at what you wrote. More of a general observation that there is a false understanding somewhere in this industry, that somebody who worked 3 years, realistically qualifies as a "Senior" De
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by theK 3y ago
Funny how senior came to be "has worked three years". Isn't it?
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by theK 3y ago
I‘ve heard this argument in variations from QERTZ users. The thing is, programming was invented with the QWERTY UX in mind. The fact that the German keyboard resembles the American keyboard for 80% of its Lay-out doesn’t change that. You do
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by theK 3y ago
Agreed. I also think it sort of makes my point. Afaik the .Net ecosystem started getting significantly more traction once they started opensourcing it and giving control to more open bodies. I don't know why you would bring up SAP thou
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by theK 3y ago
I find it interesting how tech that mostly comes out of enterprises tends to have a shorter shelf life than the "more open" options. > Basic, Silverlight, ColdFusion, asp... I'd add > Lingo, Flash Basically if Microsoft
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by theK 3y ago
I went through the first page of edits presented on mobile, there is some editing contention amongst multiple editors about whether the2quarter definition needs to be in the first paragraph of the summary or not (In all versions it is menti
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by theK 3y ago
This rumor about US gov intervention seems to be unsubstantiated. Where is the proof?
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by theK 3y ago
Great I'm spending way too much time on that platform anyway!

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